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# Redress
Cabinet 'to make decision on Bethany Home next week'
The survivors who lived in the home have been calling for a number of years for redress and an apology for their time there.
# Court
High Court refuses arrest warrant for Snowden
The judge said that the question of where the offence took place is not a minor detail and could have serious consequences.
Voices
Column: 'Do you want to have children?' Every couple needs to have this conversation
The decision whether or not to have children is one of the most important decisions of your life, writes relationship counsellor Tony Moore, who says he is amazed at how many couples do not have the discussion.
# Disability
HSE to temporarily pay mobility allowance to 'prevent hardship'
It has also decided that new statutory provisions will be established to provide individual payments to people with severe disabilities for their mobility needs.
# long-term illness
Govt criticised over reports it will "drop" free GP card scheme
The scheme, which would have applied to people with long-term illness, was an election commitment from the government.
# Interview
I don't feel under pressure to make retirement decision - O'Driscoll
The Ireland centre also spoke about the impact of his new role as a father.
# Croke Park
Croke Park: Proposals need to be evaluated carefully, says SIPTU
Meanwhile, Deputy Sean Fleming has warned the Government to “resist its urge to oversell the proposals” emerging from the talks.
# Abortion
Group says lack of invite to Oireachtas abortion hearings "a grave injustice"
TFMR Ireland said that it is upset that, despite numerous requests, it has has not been invited to take part in this week’s Oireachtas committee hearings on abortion legislation in Ireland.
# decision
Nasri banned for 3 games as City ditch appeal
The Frenchman was sent off for appearing to head-butt Norwich defender Sebastien Bassong.
# Closure
Judge dismisses US referee murder case in California
Lois Goodman, 70, was arrested in New York in August, on suspicion of killing her husband.
# rule change
Belly up? Decision on controversial putters to be delivered today
Keegan Bradley, Ernie Els and Adam Scott have the consolation champagne on ice.
# Disappointment
New York marathon runners vent frustration
Some of those prevented from competing expressed their understanding, while others were less sympathetic.
# Courts
Three rural courts 'under assessment'
A Senator has said that the closure of rural courts shows the Government has “little regard for people in living in rural areas”.
# decision
Ruling: Boy who learned to play in Ireland can line out on girls' field hockey team in US
Thirteen-year-old can continue to play game he picked up in Dublin.
# Ryanair
Ryanair welcomes High Court decision
The company had been brought to court by Ticket Generator, which sells tickets for Stansted and Heathrow Express trains at Dublin airport.
Voices
Column: Dear student, the Leaving Cert is damaging your brain
Economics lecturer Stephen Kinsella on second-level education’s “wheel of regurgitation” – and why the next generation of decision-makers must get rid of it.