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I would like to thank Ellen Coyne (‘Why the “woman’s place” referendum is starting to look like a regressive proposal’, Irish Independent, Weekend magazine, January 20) for her comprehensive article on the proposed “referendum on care”.

Almost 900 documents were disclosed after the Information Commission directed the local authority to conduct a thorough search for records

It was last June that The Kerryman first covered the story of Listry’s Paul Murphy who told us his story of his now years-long battle with Mitochondrial Myopathy Disease, a condition similar to Motor Neurone Disease (MND) and one which has left former rugby player, Paul, wheelchair bound with his motor skills also impaired.

Bray-Greystones rail service fare will increase by 15%, while fares on the Kilcock-Dublin bus service will increase by 20%.

“Merely jovial banter”, as was his own description, landed councillor Bill Pipe in equality, diversity and inclusion training earlier in January. A Conservative councillor, Pipe was found to have breached Dorset Council’s code of conduct for adopting a fake Irish accent when speaking to an Irish colleague for eight years.

Aaron McEneff’s loan move to Shamrock Rovers has caught the eye after a mixed experience with Perth Glory in Australia.

“I’m very confident that we will achieve and exceed the target set by government for new housing,” John Lawrence, Senior Executive Officer at Louth County Council's housing section said.

Ikea Plan and Order points are smaller than regular Ikea stores and focus on kitchen, bedroom and living room planning. 

Micheál Martin was responding to questions in the Dáil today from Sinn Féin TD Imelda Munster about Louth County Council's handling of a FOI request from 'The Michael Reade Show' on LMFM.

Former Irish international Lee Carsley seems likely to be confirmed as Stephen Kenny’s replacement when the FAI Board meet next Tuesday. There were...