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Student demands money after mother spent their college fund on house renovation

‘This is f—ked all over’

The Independent UK

Dublin Bus fares could be paid using contactless card payments by 2023

Currently, Dublin Bus fares can only be paid using credit on a Leap Card or with exact cash

Irish Mirror

Dublin Bus contactless payment could be up and running very soon

The National Transport Authority has launched a tendering process for the system and it may be in place late next year

Dublin Live

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Dublin's transport plan 'falls well short' of what's needed, Dublin Commuter Coalition says

The Draft Transport Strategy for the Greater Dublin Area was published by the NTA in November last year

Dublin Live

'Large' taxi fare increase proposed to bring drivers back to industry

Around one in ten drivers left the industry during the most intense two years of the Covid-19 pandemic

Dublin Live

Outrage as Ed Sheeran Croke Park gigs coach parking moved further away from venue

Thousands of fans will descend on Croke Park to watch Ed Sheeran perform on Saturday and Sunday night

Dublin Live

Admission for UoH Integrated programmes is through CUET-2022

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NEET on July 17; registration process begins

JEE-Main's first session postponed to June and second session to July, says NTA

The Hindu

The CUET mandate warrants cautious implementation

The UGC ought to have taken universities into confidence and given due consideration to their concerns

The Hindu

MetroLink works under investigation by spending watchdog

The €12.5 million station works are under investigation over whether or not proper procedure was followed

Dublin Live

€12.5 million Charlemont MetroLink works started without due process, says Councillor

EXCLUSIVE: The construction works at the controversial Charlemont terminus, in Ranelagh began before the Railway Order went before An Bord Pleanala

Dublin Live

Delhi University intake to be based on Common University Entrance Test scores

Class XII Board exam marks no longer matter

The Hindu

Inter, SSC exams rescheduled

The State government has rescheduled Intermediate and SSC examinations in view of change in the schedule for Joint Entrance Exams (Main) conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).

The Hindu

Michael Phillips: ‘Let the Little Light Shine,’ the Chicago documentary about race, education, politics and dissent, electrifies True/False Film Fest

COLUMBIA, Mo. — The recent world premiere of a sensationally effective Chicago documentary tore the roof clean off two different theaters at the 2022 True/False Film Festival.

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Daily Mirror

Little Mix's Leigh-Anne Pinnock wins major solo award for her anti-racism work

Leigh-Anne Pinnock has been honoured individually for her BBC documentary at the British Diversity Awards. The Little Mix legend joined the likes of Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher and fellow singer Mark Feehily in taking home gongs on Thursday night

Daily Mirror

Roman Kemp once thought about taking his own life during mental health struggle

Roman Kemp has opened up about a time in his life when he contemplated suicide. The Capital FM presenter was 'worrying about stuff that wasn't even logical' when thought taking his own life was the only way to end his pain

Tribune News Service

Los trabajadores que usan cannabis legalmente aún pueden perder sus trabajos

Treinta y siete estados ahora le permiten a los adultos consumir marihuana con fines médicos, recreativos o ambos. Pero, en la mayoría de esos estados, las personas pueden ser despedidas o se les puede negar un trabajo si consumen cannabis en su tiempo libre.

Dublin Live

Dublin buses can't fit through 'too narrow' Phoenix Park gates as councillor slams 'serious lack of planning'

The gates were removed to allow for access during the Pope's visit in 2018

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JEE-Main first phase from April 16-17, second phase scheduled from May 24-29

The JEE-Main's first phase will be conducted in April while the second phase is scheduled in May, officials of the National Testing Agency (NTA) said on Tuesday.

Chronicle Live

ITV's Kate Garraway issues positive update on husband Derek ahead of new documentary

Kate Garraway spoke about husband Derek on Good Morning Britain ahead of new documentary Caring For Derek

Daily Mirror

Kate Garraway shares update of 'vulnerable' husband Derek in new ITV documentary

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway opened up about life at home caring for husband Derek Draper in a clip from the new documentary

Dublin Live

Dublin jobs: Go-Ahead Ireland recruiting 180 staff with bus drivers salaries of up to €40,000

Go-Ahead said the new roles are being created "to meet the requirements of the implementation of the new BusConnects network redesign in Dublin"

Dublin Live

NTA suspends flexi taxsaver commuter tickets due to being 'considerably more complex'

Remote workers were set to avail of these tickets on Dublin Bus, Luas and Commuter trains

Daily Mirror

Kate Garraway's new TV job 'bittersweet' as husband Derek 'not well enough to enjoy it'

Kate has more documentary work coming up and recently received an MBE from the Queen – but her career success comes while husband Derek Draper continues to battle the after effects of Covid

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