Circular Economy Act signed into law with disposable cup levy due before end of year
The levy on disposable cups – the best-known feature of the act – aims to help phase out single-use products.
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Man arrested (30s) in connection with fatal assault in Wicklow
The death of the man occurred in a house in Ballyconnell, Shillelagh, Co Wicklow on 10 February.
Shutterstock Derick Hudson Co Wicklow Baltinglass Garda Station Offences Against State Act Support The
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Politicians declare victory for 'people power' after AIB u-turn on withdrawing cash services
After days of outcry, the bank said it wouldn’t be withdrawing cash services from 70 branches.
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Man killed in two-car collision this morning in Louth
Four people were hospitalised after the crash, with one woman left in a critical condition.
County Fingal Our Lady Mater Misericordiae University Hospital Lourdes Hospital Forensic Collision Investigators Drogheda Garda Station
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Free contraception for women aged 17 to 25 to be rolled out by September
President Michael D Higgins signed the measures into law today.
Michaeld Higgins Oireachtas Committee Health Stephen Donnelly Health Miscellaneous Provisions No Department Of Health Miscellaneous Provisions
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GP: Why are we waging a war on e-cigarettes when they help smokers quit?
Dr Garrett McGovern argues that banning e-cigarette flavours will increase smoking harm and death and will not protect young people.
South Tipperary United Kingdom Garrett Mcgovern Royal College Of Physicians United Kingdom Public Health Tobacco Public Health England
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Emergency meeting with minister sought over AIB bid to remove cash services from some branches
The branches will no longer offer cash or cheque services and if they have an ATM outside, it will be removed.
Cavan Monaghan Niamh Smyth James Oconnor Laois Offaly Barry Cowen Carrickmacrosss Kells Rural Independent Group Ulster Bank
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The 8 at 8: Thursday
Ireland struggling to meet legally binding carbon budget, interest rates to rise and Nord Stream gas pipeline restarted.
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Opinion: In order to tackle the climate crisis, we must look to collective action
Dr Patrick Bresnihan and Dr Fiadh Tubridy write that action on social problems should be considered a core part of the climate movement.
United Kingdom Northern Ireland Patrick Bresnihan Brenda Fitzsimons Fiadh Tubridy Maynooth University
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UK's actions on NI Protocol are 'not the way to behave with your neighbours'
The Minister for Foreign Affairs said he hopes the next British prime minister will not break international law.
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