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Irish driver tries to fool gardai by creating crafty forged disc with expired date

The cheeky crafter failed to spot that their new disc was still out of date

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Roderic O'Gorman 'can't rule out' refugees spending the night on Irish streets as Citywest hub full

The Minister said there is a “major constraint” on the capacity available

Irish Mirror

Rachel Allen's son Joshua released from jail after serving less than half of his sentence

The 22-year-old was jailed on July 1 last after a judge was told that he was caught with cocaine within five weeks of being released from jail for a drug dealing sentence concerning more than €22,000 worth of cannabis

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Stop condensation on windows with 'wonder' hack involving common kitchen item

Cleaning fans have shared their top tips on getting rid of condensation on windows. Many people agreed there is just one simple ingredient needed to banish damp and condensation for good.

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Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecasts rain is here to stay for the weekend with spot flooding possible

It will be a 'breezy and blustery' start to the day today, the national forecaster has said, with widespread showers that will merge into longer periods of rain

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Woman who has gone without central heating for a year reveals top tips to stay warm for less

Carolyn Anderson, who goes by the name @orkadian, said: "I'm sick of hearing people who have never gone without heating in winter telling people how they are going to cope with it this winter

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Inside Brendan Gleeson's private life as The Banshees of Inisherin hit cinemas - surprising past career, wife, famous sons and net worth

Filmed in the late summer of 2021 on Achill in Co Mayo and Inis Mór in County Galway, the movie has already received a 15-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival and has been credited as one of Brendan's greatest performances

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Nation 'gripped' by romantic tale worth 'Netflix series' as woman live tweets couple's first date at Heuston Station

Live tweeting as love blossomed among the strangers, the woman described the pair's instant connection as sparks flew

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Inside Colin Farrell's private life as new film Banshees of Inisherin hits cinemas - marriage rumours, children's health battle and net worth

The 46-year-old plays Pádraig, a simple man who is left utterly devastated and confused when friend Colm – played by Brendan Gleeson – dumps him for no apparent reason

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Vladimir Putin tried to detonate nuke but plans were 'sabotaged', insider claims

Top brass at the Kremlin is 'sabotaging' his plans to use atomic weapons, or there may be technical failure issues, according to reports

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Housing expert says Ireland is 'broken' in grim assessment of situation

He claimed renters are 'living in fear' and a whole generation can't afford to buy 'a home of their own'

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Met Eireann forecast date for 'cold blast' to hit Ireland as temperatures drop below freezing

Following the first week of November, Friday 4 to Thursday 10, the weather will see a bitter change as temperatures fall below zero

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Friday and weekend Luas users warned of operating time changes on Red Line

Engineering works will be carried out on the Luas Red Line on Friday 21st, Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd of October

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Parents juggling work to mind kids and need grandparents' help, study finds

The Department of Children has been told that costs remain inaccessible across a wide-range of children’s age groups

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Gardai in warning to brides and grooms over cash in wedding cards after 'incidents'

The incident, which urged Sgt John Kelly of Fermoy Garda Station to take to the airwaves to warn others, occurred in Co Cork recently

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Those working minimum wage jobs not able to 'even maintain a basic standard of living'

The Living Wage Technical Group blasted the Government and said workers on low pay are not protected from inflation

Irish Mirror

Ian Bailey keeping new address secret for fear of reprisals over Sophie Toscan du Plantier's murder

'I was warned over a year ago by the Gardai that there was a threat against me and my life could be in danger'

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Fears refugees coming into Ireland could be forced to sleep in Airport as Citywest hub packed full

Ireland has welcomed and housed over 58,000 refugees from Ukraine and other countries so far this year

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'Powder keg' row brewing over 'hatchet job' on Marc MacSharry's readmittance to Fianna Fail that infuriated TDs and Senators

MacSharry left the party in September 2021 over Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney’s handling of the Katherine Zappone debacle

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Movie director Martin McDonagh reacts to rumours The Banshees of Inisherin is set to clean up at the Oscars

Martin, Kerry Condon, Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson are rumoured to be headed for Oscar glory next year

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Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly says we must have conversations around menopause to remove taboo around it

It comes as part of the inaugural Menopause Awareness Week in Ireland, which was launched earlier this week

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Ireland has accepted 'stark' domestic violence figures for too long, says Justice Minister Helen McEntee

Helen McEntee gave a run-through of her strategy to combat gender-based violence on Thursday

Irish Mirror

Sinn Fein's Pearse Doherty accuses Taoiseach Micheal Martin of 'false promises' over energy disconnections pledge

'These were welcome words – but they were only words, with no action to deliver on them'

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Irish Government 'needs to step up' and stop raw sewage risk to people and wildlife, says Sustainable Water Network

'It’s not good enough'

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Citywest Transit Hub for asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees 'closed' as full capacity reached

The Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth said it is currently accommodating over 58,000 people

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