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THE MORNING LEAD

Remaining Tathony House residents to stay put pending RTB ruling on mass eviction

A report by

Mairead Maguire

There are 10 remaining households facing an eviction they say is illegal.

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Yesterday

30th May 2023

# Drug seizure

Man and woman charged following seizure of €600k worth of cannabis in Dublin Airport

The drugs were found in passenger luggage on an inbound flight.

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# evening fix

Here's what happened today: Tuesday

Your roundup of what made the headlines.

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# spiked

Harris recommends cabinet not oppose drink spiking bill but says further consideration needed

A maximum sentence of 10 years’ imprisonment could be applied under the Bill.

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Sponsored

Artisan bakers, zero waste pioneers, and agritech trailblazers are just some of the nominees for 2023’s National Enterprise awards

Local Enterprise Offices around the country have come together to celebrate and recognise various businesses innovating and performing exceptionally.

# ireland house

Ireland's getting a new embassy in London, but the building price tag is still unknown

The location of the new Ireland House embassy has also not been revealed.

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# spoons

Wetherspoon's plans 13-metre sound barrier at Camden St pub that closed after noise complaints

The pub firm shut down the beer garden in its Keaven’s Port hotel and gastropub after neighbours complained about noise.

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# housing committee

Having a job is 'no longer a way out of homelessness', TDs told

Wayne Stanley said the issue is arising particularly where younger people are gaining employment despite living in emergency accommodation.

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# Evictions

RTB receives over 4,000 eviction notices for the third quarter in a row

Notices of termination are given when a landlord wishes to evict tenants from a property, which can be for a number of reasons.

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11 hours ago

# Housing

Census 2022: New stats show how much average rents have risen in the private sector since 2016

The number of owner-occupier properties also fell last year, according to the Census.

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Evening Wrap

The 5 at 5 Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

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# park it

National Parks and Wildlife Service urges against barbecues and fires in public places

The appeal comes after a nature reserve in Wexford saw three separate fires in 24 hours.

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12 hours ago

# Housing

Leo Varadkar says he believes homeless figures will fall

There were 12,259 people in emergency accommodation last month.

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# climate action

Dublin City Council begins project to upgrade over 40,000 public lights

It’s described as one of the city council’s key efforts in realising its ‘energy reduction and climate action goals’.

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# Tension

Novak Djokovic could face fine for writing message about Kosovo on TV camera lens

Djokovic wrote on the camera lens: ‘Kosovo is the heart of Serbia. Stop the violence.’

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# Naval Service

Former Naval instructor receives probation bond for sexually assaulting recruit

The instructor, who resigned after the assault, slapped a new recruit on the buttocks, winked at her and said ‘You’re lucky it wasn’t 14 or 15 years ago’.

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# Squad News

Andy Farrell includes 4 uncapped players in 42-man World Cup training squad

Ireland will assemble in mid-June ahead of the World Cup warm-up fixtures in August.

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# Wicklow

Wicklow council refuses planning permission for €40m boutique resort at Magheramore Beach

The Council refused planning permission on seven separate grounds.

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# Parking Shortage

Dublin Airport expect 425,000 passengers this weekend while car park demand is 'extremely high'

Demand for parking remains “extremely high” and DAA encourage passengers to find other methods of transport or arrange a lift.

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# new children's hospital

'Not in interest of the State' to share estimates of Children's Hospital final cost

The Minister said that rising costs for the hospital will not impact other healthcare facility projects, despite the HSE warning that it will.

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# North Kosovo

Kosovo tensions high after violent clashes as EU calls for calm across the Balkans

Violence sparked by disputed municipal elections left 30 soldiers from a NATO-led peacekeeping force injured on Monday after clashes with ethnic Serbs protesters.

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# vaping

Selling e-cigarettes to under 18s will carry a €4,000 fine and possibly six months in prison

The Government is not considering an outright ban on vaping right now.

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# lda

Planning permission granted for 852 new homes on site of former Central Mental Hospital

Initially, the Land Development Agency planned to deliver 1,200 new housing units, including a 14-storey apartment block.

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15 hours ago

# pandemic

Two-thirds of all Covid deaths occurred in care homes, study finds

Ireland had the second highest proportion globally of Covid-19 deaths from Long Term Residential Care homes.

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16 hours ago

# census 2022

Census 2022: Number who identify as Catholic falls by 10 percentage points to 69%

There has also been an increase in the ‘No Religion’ category.

As of Sunday, 3 April, 2022, there were 5,149,139 people in the State.

Census 2022 also revealed that there has been a drop in the number of people who identify as Catholic.

The 'No religion' category also increased from 451,941 people in 2016 to 736,210 people in 2022.

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# RIP

'A true gent': Tributes paid as Irish artist Graham Knuttel dies

His death was confirmed this morning in a post on the artist’s Facebook page.

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# Your Say

Poll: Do you consider yourself to be part of 'middle Ireland'?

Leo Varadkar said that looking out for middle Ireland is “part of Fine Gael’s identity”.

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17 hours ago

# RIP

Man killed in Co Donegal workplace accident named as Stephen Montgomery

A local priest who administered the last rites to Stephen said the community was experiencing ‘numbness and shock’.

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18 hours ago

# SFI

Prof Philip Nolan appointed as head of new research agency

The agency will amalgamate the activities and functions of the Irish Research Council (IRC) and Science Foundation Ireland (SFI).

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18 hours ago

# Tiangong

China becomes third country to put civilians into space

China is the third country to put humans in orbit.

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20 hours ago

# Income Tax

Peter McVerry says Varadkar has his 'priorities wrong' when it come to tax cuts

‘My priority, if you have €1.5 billion to give away, are the hundreds of thousands struggling to make ends meet,’ McVerry said.

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20 hours ago

Good Morning

The 9 at 9 Eammon Holmes speaks on Schofield controversy, vaping to be banned for under 18s by summer, and Helen McEntee returns to the Justice portfolio

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