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Irish Government planning to ban vapes being sold to teens within months

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly will bring a memo to Cabinet on Tuesday morning asking ministers to sign off on legislation that would see the sale of vapes or e-cigarettes to teenagers banned.

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Young Irish woman critically injured after horror fall while taking selfie in Italy

The Irish Mirror has learned that the tourist suffered serious head injuries in the fall in the centre of Genoa in the north west of the country over the weekend.

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Housing Minister issues warning to Airbnb hosts that legal action can be taken if rules not followed

As revealed by the Irish Mirror on Monday, there are currently eight times more properties available for short-term rentals than there are for long-term tenancies.

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Eight times more family homes on Airbnb compared with long term rental market

Exclusive: An analysis of Airbnb showed there were more than 8,100 full properties - suitable for families - around the country.

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Stephen Donnelly admits driving car which was last taxed eight months ago

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has admitted driving a car which was last taxed eight months ago. He told the Irish Mirror it was an oversight which has now been rectified.

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Department defends sending gardaí to France as 'useful' with officers going to Disneyland

The Irish Mirror revealed that the French Ambassador Vicent Guérend said a pilot scheme that saw gardai work in northern France last summer was so successful that it has been extended to other parts of the country this year. This includes EuroDisney in Paris.

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Anti-asylum protestors 'wrapping themselves in tricolours' is 'disturbing', Roderic O'Gorman says

Protesters told the Irish Mirror that they will not move from their blockade outside Airways Industrial Park where accommodation is expected to be provided to over 300 asylum protesters.

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Residents taking turns manning blockade at building in North Dublin set to house 300 refugees

It is understood the asylum seekers were being transported to the area by buses and taxis but they were turned away

Irish Mirror

Katie Taylor's die-hard fans arrive at the 3Arena ahead of her homecoming fight

"I love that she's made me interested in the sport. I just think that woman is a national hero."

Irish Mirror

Father of Navan assault victim demands justice after five arrests made

The Irish Mirror has learned that one of the suspects in the case had attempted to avoid being caught but his relative brought him into the local Garda station

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Parents of murdered Jastine Valdez make emotional tribute to her on fifth anniversary of her death

In a statement to the Irish Mirror they told how they still live with the trauma of her murder at the hands of evil Mark Hennessy

Irish Mirror

Navan attack victim's father demands 'justice for my son' as five arrests made

The Irish Mirror has learned that one of the suspects in the case had attempted to avoid being caught but his relative brought him into the local garda station

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch flees Ireland after Regency murder acquittal

Gardai were monitoring his movements at all times and had upped patrols around his property. But multiple sources have confirmed to the Irish Mirror he is now out of Ireland.

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Minister insists refugees are staying in Clare and won't be moved despite protests

Senator Timmy Dooley spoke to the Irish Mirror this afternoon after the one hour meeting finished and he said that Mr O’Gorman is considering talking directly to the protesters nex

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Boxing legend Michael Carruth calls for 'pricey' unsold Katie Taylor tickets to be given to boxing clubs

Olympic gold medallist Michael Carruth said it would be a “nice thing” for clubs around Ireland to receive any unsold tickets

Belfast Live

Eamonn Holmes replies to fan over Phillip Schofield 'witch hunt' accusation

It comes after rumours of a "feud" between Phillip and This Morning co-star Holly Willoughby

Irish Mirror

Katie Taylor fight ticket prices hit outrageous levels amid call to give unsold seats to boxing clubs

Exclusive: Olympic gold medallist Michael Carruth said the prices of the remaining tickets are a “bit too pricey” for regular fans of the sport and thinks any ones that are unsold should be given to boxing clubs across Ireland.

Irish Mirror

Irish renters turned to anti-depressants and sleeping tablets over eviction ban concern

EXCLUSIVE: In documents released to the Irish Mirror under Freedom of Information, panicked renters wrote to senior Government ministers begging them to extend the eviction ban.

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Gardai push back against dealers who use teens to deliver drugs as we go on patrol with Limerick cops

Exclusive: Runners as young as 13 years old are using electric bikes and scooters to ferry heroin, cocaine and cannabis to Limerick’s addicts

Irish Mirror

Daniel Kinahan set for big money blow as US court rules civil case against him can go ahead without a defence

Top lawyer Eric Montalvo is suing former boxing firm MTK Global and Kinahan on behalf of promoter Moses Heredia, who is seeking damages of up to $20 million for the alleged poaching of boxer JoJo Diaz

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Skull, bones and suitcase found where Amy Fitzpatrick, 15, vanished 15 years ago

Amy Fitzpatrick went missing on New Year’s Day in 2008 and authorities have struggled to make any leads since.

Irish Mirror

Watch: Asylum seekers in 'Tent City' - living on the street in Dublin - tell us "we need to start a life"

The Irish Mirror spoke to some of the 60 people languishing on the street outside the International Protection Office - uncertain of what the future, or today, holds

Irish Mirror

Media and Sports Minister says it would be 'inappropriate' to talk to RTÉ or GAA about GAAGo

While Media and Sports Minister Catherine Martin said people are entitled to their views, it would not be "appropriate" for her to engage with RTÉ or the GAA about the GAAGo controversy

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar says protests outside his home are 'unfair on neighbours'

As first reported by the Irish Mirror, a protest was held outside the Dublin City Centre home that Taoiseach Leo Varadkar shares with partner Dr Matt Barrett over the May Bank Holiday weekend.

Dublin Live

Calls for recognition for unsung hero Garda who rescued drowning man from River Liffey 43 years ago

Senator Diarmuid Wilson raised the case of Garda Jerimiah Coonan in the Seanad and said he deserved to be rewarded for saving a man from drowning in the River Liffey in 1980

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