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Wednesday 17 August 2022
Two people have been arrested in relation to the seizures.
The WRC has ordered the man’s former employer to pay him €20,000 for his unfair dismissal.
There will be bus transfers available between Connolly and Bray for Connolly/Rosslare Europort services.
All 46 are due in court next month.
10 of those arrested have appeared before Dublin District Court.
The incident happened on Pearse Street in the early hours of this morning.
Irish Rail has installed the decorated piano on the southbound platform of the station.
The pub’s exterior was vandalised early yesterday morning with homophobic graffiti.
Officers at Pearse Street have launched the investigation.
The man who was assaulted remains in a serious condition in hospital today.
The incident happened at 9.30am this morning.
The judge accepted the man abused alcohol and drugs, had a difficult childhood, had little education and very little structure in his life.
The body was discovered shortly after 9am this morning.
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The knives were tucked into his socks.
Gardaí launched an investigation into the armed robberies at coffee shops and convenience stores over the past two months.
The seven-year-old is now getting a course of shots against hepatitis B and C.
Sources said there are concerns about public disorder after a protest last month which resulted in violent scuffles between demonstrators and gardaí.
A worker was intercepted by two men as he left the fast food restaurant this morning.
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Ten units of the Dublin Fire Brigade attended the incident which has now been brought under control.
The driver of the Luas received minor injuries in the incident at the Windy Arbour stop in south Dublin last night.
Clothes, mobile phones, assorted jewellery and other items were recovered in yesterday’s search operation.
The dog was found in the Camden Street area with a red and black lead still attached.
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The fourth person arrested, a male teenager, was taken into Garda custody yesterday evening.
A woman in her 40s and two teenagers who were being held over the fatal stabbing in Dublin have all been released without charge.
Gardaí are investigating after the man was found this morning in the canal at Baggot Street Bridge.
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Two people were hospitalised for head injuries after the attack.
The 21-year-old was being questioned in relation to an attack last weekend in which part of another woman’s nose was bitten off.
Two men have been arrested following the incident on Dame Street early this morning.
The protesters, whose camp outside the Central Bank was cleared this morning, were demanding that their belongings be returned.
20-year-old Andrew Dolan died after he was assaulted on Pearse Street in Mullingar over Christmas.
Volunteer search and rescue teams are combing the River Liffey for signs of Ms. Riordan.
Gardaí are continuing to appeal for information about the 39-year-old in Dublin city on 20 December.
THERE HAVE BEEN renewed calls for transport police after a man was left with serious facial injuries following an unprovoked homophobic assault on a Dublin Bus at the weekend.
Mark Sheehan (26) was returning from a night out with friends when he was headbutted by a man in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Tom O’Connor from the National Bus and Rail Union said investment in public transport services is “for naught” if people don’t feel safe using public transport.
Sinn Féin’s Justice spokesperson, Martin Kenny, said this “cowardly” attack while on a bus “once again underlines the need to establish a transport policing system”.
“If we are going to encourage more people to use our public transport links, we must ensure that everyone feels safe when doing so,” he said.
So today we’re asking: Should Ireland have a dedicated transport police?
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