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From bust to boom, developer John Fleming is back in Cork Famed Cork developer John Fleming, back after €1bn bankruptcy, is building almost 600 student beds, marking a major return.

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Letters to the Editor: Charging for public toilets is a real kick in the backside 'A nominal charge today becomes a substantial charge tomorrow, and 50c will become €5 in no time at all'

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Irish Examiner view: Questions arise about our tribunal system This week, the Moriarty Tribunal was in the news all over again, however, when Independent TD Michael Lowry said the DPP had opted not to bring charges against him from the findings of that tribunal

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Stryker cyberattack: Expert's warning as Handala group says ‘this is only the beginning’ Smarttech247's Ronan Murphy says Stryker attack is more dangerous than ransom attacks as the group behind it is solely focused on disruption

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How Stryker’s Irish HQ was crippled by ‘wiper’ cyberattack Staff sent home as Iranian-backed hacktivists shut down some of Stryker's systems and wipe some staff members' phones

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Second government charter flight from the Middle East lands in Dublin The flight from Abu Dhabi was carrying 217 people including 27 citizens from other EU member states

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Iran targets busiest international airport as strikes escalate Iran targeted the world’s busiest international airport on Wednesday and attacked commercial ships in an escalation aimed at generating global ...

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Michael Moynihan: Bologna has made a good job of a loyalty system — why don't we try? A scheme to reward people for walking, cycling, and taking public transport has got companies and schools competing with each other

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Maybe Trump's war will finally wean us off our oil dependency In the 1970s we had no choice but to queue for petrol. In 2026 there is a host of alternatives — the war in the Gulf should be the final push we need to renewables

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Government playbook in Air Corps scandal copies all the others The State's response to decade-old Air Corps chemical exposure scandal is clearly one of 'deny, delay, die'

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Moriarty Tribunal: What was it and what has Michael Lowry got to do with it? Denis O'Brien said he has also been informed no charges will be brought against him, and that 'evidence to support such claims of criminal wrongdoing never existed'

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Children's hospital: Minister says BAM does not have enough staff on site Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has made several visits to the site and said: 'I have not seen the number of people working there that I believe I should to meet the April 30 deadline'

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HSE's spend on quit-smoking aids doubles to €20m but Irish Heart Foundation says it should be €50m New HSE data shows a spend of €20.1m last year compared to €11.2m in 2015

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New law would permit Irish Defence Forces board vessels 200 nautical miles from coast The plan is to extend control far beyond Ireland’s territorial waters — within 12 nautical miles of the coast — to cover all of its Exclusive Economic Zone

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Greatness with a gentlemanly grace, Ronnie Delany left a legacy that will live forever “I often wonder why other, equally talented runners haven’t won the Olympics, Irish among them, and I think there’s a degree of destiny,” the icon of Irish athletics once said.

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Olympic champion and Irish athletics icon Ronnie Delany dies, aged 91 Born in Arklow, Co Wicklow, and brought up in Dublin, Delany was one of the greatest Irish athletes of all time, winning 1500m gold at the Melbourne Olympics at the age of just 21.

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The Ballad of Johnny & June: John Carter Cash on the musical about his famous parents In presenting the story of Johnny Cash and June Carter, their son doesn't shirk the difficult times his parents endured

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Cavanagh’s of Fermoy, own the lot for €1.5m The end of an era for Fermoy: Cavanagh's century-old motor dealership is now for sale at €1.5m

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Mick Clifford: Decision not to prosecute gives Michael Lowry chance to play the victim The decision by the DPP not to bring charges against the Independent TD from Tipperary over the findings from the Moriarty Tribunal reflects the high standard of proof required

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Mick Clifford: Decision not to prosecute gives Michael Lowry chance to play the victim The decision by the DPP not to bring charges against the Independent TD from Tipperary over the findings from the Moriarty Tribunal reflects the high standard of proof required

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Moriarty Tribunal: What was it and what has Michael Lowry got to do with it? Denis O'Brien said he has also been informed no charges will be brought against him, and that 'evidence to support such claims of criminal wrongdoing never existed'

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Boy, 3, dies after being struck by car in underground car park The incident occurred at Charlestown Shopping Centre in Finglas shortly after 8.40am on Wednesday

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Children's hospital: Minister says BAM does not have enough staff on site Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has made several visits to the site and said: 'I have not seen the number of people working there that I believe I should to meet the April 30 deadline'

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Inquest to take place of Waterford man who lay in morgue for almost a month Body of Jamie Weldon, from Butlerstown, Co Waterford, was found in his Iveagh Trust apartment on Upper Kevin St in Dublin on August 19, 2023 — on what would have been his 57th birthday. His last contact with people had been on July 28, 2023.

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Businessman Denis O'Brien to face no charges relating to Moriarty Tribunal Businessman Denis O’Brien has said the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) will not bring criminal charges against him arising from the findings of ...

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Businessman Denis O'Brien to face no charges relating to Moriarty Tribunal Businessman Denis O’Brien has said the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) will not bring criminal charges against him arising from the findings of ...

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Watch: Students celebrate the Holi Festival in Trinity Square TCD Trinity Indian Society brought colour to TCD today as they celebrated the Holi Festival in Trinity Square.[media=bbwtop]7197878[/media]

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New law would permit Irish Defence Forces board vessels 200 nautical miles from coast The plan is to extend control far beyond Ireland’s territorial waters — within 12 nautical miles of the coast — to cover all of its Exclusive Economic Zone

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HSE U-turn on temporary paramedic contracts following protests It followed talks between HSE management and trade unions on Tuesday

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Richard Hogan: We salute all the mothers who help make the world go round From his own mother, to the mother of his children, to mums everywhere... Richard Hogan says it's time to honour all the women who gave so much so that their children could have a healthy and happy future

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