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Owner of landmark Dublin Clonliffe House pub vows to keep pints of Guinness at €5 despite price hike

The publican, who is not increasing Smithwicks either, reckons the black stuff at his watering hole is one of the cheapest and best in the capital.

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Dublin pub owner refuses to up Guinness price despite massive hikes

Pub owner Bernard Farrell will absorb the additional costs in order to keep a pint of plain at just €5

Dublin Live

County-by-county breakdown of Ukrainian refugees and asylum seekers in Ireland

Minister Roderic O’Gorman confirmed that the Department of Integration is accommodating over 74,000 refugees and International Protection Applicants in State-funded accommodation

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O'Gorman pleads with Ministers for 'large halls' for refugee camp beds amid chronic accommodation shortage

In a letter to his Cabinet colleagues, seen by the Irish Mirror, Minister Roderic O’Gorman said that the current number of arrivals is "unprecedented", with 74,000 refugees in State-funded accommodation

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Split in Government over Harris plan to introduce facial recognition technology for gardaí

Justice Minister Simon Harris indicated on Wednesday that he intended to bring an amendment to the Garda Siochana Recording Devices Bill 2022 to allow for facial recognition technology.

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'All we can do is pass on increase' - Publicans say they can't take any more blows amid pint price hike

'It’s making our job harder, all our costs have gone up too like labour and power bills'

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Just one of 35 properties bought by State being used to house Ukrainian refugees

“There is a shocking lag time in Government action when it comes to making accommodation available"

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'I fear that businesses will close' - Irish shopkeeper shocked by €14,000 electricity bill

Mum-of-three Flora, 34, who employs up to 22 people, said the charges are the “biggest electricity bills I have ever seen in my life”

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We spent the day with Garda teams in Dublin as they tackle drug dealers using teens as lookouts

The Irish Mirror last week joined officers from Mountjoy Garda Station on a Day of Action, led by Sergeant Paul Daly, focusing on criminality in the area

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Irish pub price update as cost of Guinness to increase within hours

Diageo pledged last November not to increase its costs for the rest of 2022 but then revealed on January 10 a new 12 cent minimum hike from February 1

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Darragh O'Brien has 'confidence' in himself as he suggests homelessness numbers 'levelling off'

Figures released by the Department of Housing last week showed that there was a record-breaking 11,632 people living in emergency accommodation during the week ending December 25.

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John Gilligan 'hopping mad' as old pal takes €100,000 from his Spanish bolthole

The pint-sized gangster is due back in court in Spain on drugs charges

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Brave dog attack survivor has 'best day ever' as he's treated to Aston Martin birthday surprise

Alejandro was playing on the green of his estate with some friends when a crazed pitbull attacked him on November 27. He suffered life-changing injuries and was in Crumlin Children’s Hospital for seven weeks.

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Young boy who suffered horror pitbull attack has 007 'best day ever'

Alejandro Mizsan suffered life changing facial injuries near his home in Wexford

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Labour party 'likely' to lodge complaint over former minister Damien English's planning scandal

Mr English was forced to resign as Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise earlier this month

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Sinn Féin drop no confidence vote in Paschal Donohoe after party rocked by their own election expenses scandal

Sinn Féin will not be pressing ahead with a vote of no confidence in Fine Gael’s Paschal Donohoe

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Two-year-old boy dies in 'tragic choking incident' at house

The boy’s death in Skibbereen, Co Cork is not being treated as suspicious

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Toddler dies in 'tragic choking accident' at house in Cork

It's understood emergency services rushed to the scene and fought to save the little boy, but he died at the scene.

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Young inmate found dead at Castlerea Prison as investigation launched

A full investigation has now been launched into the circumstances of his death in Roscommon

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Norma Foley won't debate homework with President Michael Higgins after his call for it to be banned

Minister Foley finally broke her silence on the matter last night when she told the Irish Mirror that she was not going to get into it with the President.

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Town in Laois covered in 'human faeces' after waste spillage from lorry

The incident happened in Mountmellick when a lorry carrying waste from a treatment plant spilled over at a junction

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Call for children to be 'involved' in discussions around homework as President speaks out against it

It comes days after President Michael D Higgins called for homework to be banned at home and for all work to stay in the classroom. Irish Mirror readers were also overwhelmingly in favour of banning homework, with 98% of our readers in favour.

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Irish Mirror readers pick the greatest RTE chat show host ever and Ryan Tubridy is a distant fourth

Irish Mirror readers have named Gay Byrne as their favourite host - with Tommy Tiernan a close second

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Cash-strapped RTE has spent €6 million on maintenance works since 2018

The works were carried out at their Cork and Dublin campuses

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Irish Mirror readers overwhelmingly back President's call for 'homework to be banned'

President Michael D Higgins has offered hope to a new generation of schoolchildren

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