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Ireland crime stats: Number of killings jumped more than three-quarters last year

Gardai have released the various crime statistics for Ireland last year and it makes for alarming reading

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar tells RTE Prime Time further energy credit possible this year

The question was asked if a fourth energy credit would be made available for households

Irish Mirror

Niall Collins defends himself in the Dail as he blasts planning permission story as 'entirely factually incorrect'

The Limerick TD was under fire over allegedly breaking planning laws

Irish Mirror

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AIB says it does not cut 'special deals for special individuals' despite DJ Carey write-down reports

Representatives from AIB appeared in front of the Oireachtas Finance Committee following reports that former Kilkenny hurler DJ Carey received an alleged settlement resulting in a €9.5 million debt being written down

Irish Mirror

Paschal Donohoe insists that energy bills must go down as fast as they went up

The Public Expenditure Minister said that the Government is exploring what it can do in circumstances where energy companies record high levels of profit.

Irish Mirror

Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns accuses Labour of 'scraping the barrel'

A quote given by a Labour spokesperson to the Irish Mirror was heavily criticised by new Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns on Thursday morning

Irish Mirror

Major emergency declared as fire forces evacuation of Irish hospital

Over 200 patients have had to be escorted away from the hospital due to a blaze breaking out

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Met Eireann: Mostly dry for rest of week but some freezing nights expected in forecast

There will be some cold nights ahead this week according to Met Éireann's forecast

Irish Mirror

Warning for holiday goers as Spain and Portugal continue to crack down on tourists

Some European countries have introduced changes in the hopes of reducing tourists

Irish Mirror

Woman over 100 years of age stunned as electricity bill soars to almost €1,000

The Meath woman's previous bill was for just over €130

Irish Mirror

Chief Whip calls for Sinn Féin to answer questions about 'alleged financial irregularities' in the Dáil

In a letter, seen by the Irish Mirror, Fine Gael's Hildegarde Naughton said that in the "spirit of transparency and accountability", Sinn Féin should take questions about "alleged financial irregularities" in the Dáil

Irish Mirror

Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns says Labour 'broke people's trust' as she rules out merger

New Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns acknowledged that while many of her party and Labour's policies are the same, a merger is not in the Social Democrats' future

Irish Mirror

Ireland's housing crisis leaves multinationals considering building homes for workers

Housing crisis is leading Big Tech and others to consider getting their own housing for their talented staff

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar 'hasn't thrown in the towel' on young people owning homes

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar told Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns that he hopes that this will be the year that the Government "turns the corner on housing".

Irish Mirror

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The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: What Northern Ireland really thinks of Sunak’s Brexit deal

In today’s newsletter: Rishi Sunak hails the new Windsor agreement as a breakthrough but what does it mean for businesses and politicians – and what comes next?

Irish Mirror

Coalition leaders express full confidence in Niall Collins ahead of planning application statement

Fianna Fáil TD Niall Collins has stated that he "acted appropriately" when applying for planning permission for his Limerick home over 20 years ago.

Irish Mirror

Former HSE CEO Paul Reid can receive payment for Citizens' Assembly role

A spokesperson for the Citizens’ Assembly on Drug Use confirmed that former HSE CEO Paul Reid will be remunerated for the position as chairman

The Independent UK

Irish premier: It is reasonable for DUP to be given time to consider agreement

Sinn Fein has argued there is now ‘no justification’ for the DUP to continue its boycott of the powersharing institutions.

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Irish Mirror

Ex-HSE chief Paul Reid gets new job as chairman of Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use

Announcing the appointment, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said Mr Reid has 'vast leadership experience and a successful track record' from his roles at the HSE and at Fingal County Council.

The Independent UK

How the papers covered Rishi Sunak’s ‘breakthrough’ on Northern Ireland deal

Prime minsiter hailed for winning over EU to strike new Brexit agreement

The Independent UK

Where is Boris on the deal? Silence from ex-PM since Brexit agreement

24 hours after Rishi Sunak unveiled his new Brexit deal, one key question remains – what does Boris think about it all?

Evening Standard

Rishi Sunak heads to Northern Ireland to sell ‘breakthrough’ Brexit deal

The Prime Minister praised his deal after striking an agreement with the EU.

The Independent UK

The Windsor Framework: What is in Rishi Sunak’s new Brexit deal on Northern Ireland?

The deal is lengthy, complicated and is currently being poured over by the Democratic Unionist Party and others

Daily Mirror

King Charles' meeting with Ursula von der Leyen after Brexit deal ‘was at her request’

A meeting between King Charles and EU chief Ursula von der Leyen at Windsor Castle has caused controversy with the claim that it has dragged the monarchy into politics

Belfast Live

Rishi Sunak is expected in NI today to 'sell' Brexit 'breakthrough' deal

A key part of the deal is an emergency 'Stormont brake' on changes to EU goods rules that can be pulled by the Northern Ireland Assembly

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