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The signature of Plymouth City Council’s former finance director was added to a controversial £75m interest rate swap more than six months after he had
A community is in shock after a 15-year-old girl died and four people have been hospitalised following a two-car collision in Co Tipperary on Thursday evening.
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Image source: Shane Lee A county councillor in Tipperary has voiced his frustration on the issue of illegal dumping following the discovery of bags of rubbish in the countryside which may have been linked to positive Covid-19 cases. Taking to social media yesterday (Tuesday, January 19), Cllr Shane Lee, independent county councillor for the Thurles area of Tipperary County Council, posted a number of photos of dumped rubbish and a statement on the matter. “Despite my best efforts this keeps happening – in the name of God who in the right frame of mind would carry out such a disgraceful ...
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