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Sinn Féin TD for Dublin Bay North Denise Mitchell has said that this morning's announcement from Teva that they would be relocating operations to Bulgaria, resulting in 110 people at the Sudocrem plant in Baldoyle losing their jobs, is a huge blow to the local community and economy.  Teachta Mitchell said: “The announcement from Teva this morning is a huge blow to the people of Baldoyle and the wider community of Dublin Bay North. “This is devasting for the 110 employees who are losing their jobs. The Sudocrem plant has been operating in Baldoyle for decades. “This follows the news of...

Reply District of Columbia Mayor Muriel Bowser, seen here in June 2020, welcomed the support of leaders in the Washington, D.C., area for D.C. statehood. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik) WASHINGTON, DC — A group of the Washington, D.C., region's top leaders formally endorsed D.C. statehood for the first time. The board of directors of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments unanimously approved a resolution this week urging Congress to "establish the state of Washington, D.C. without delay." The COG board is composed of elected officials from 24 area governments representing the District...

Share this article Dublin City Council's head of housing says plans for a major development at a site on Oscar Traynor Road are 'back to square one'. Brendan Kenny says revised plan could take up to eight years to implement. Dublin City Council has expressed “serious reservations” over the revised plans for the housing development in Santry. On Monday, councillors approved a plan which would see 80% of the land used for social housing, with 20% for affordable housing. A previous deal would have meant 50% of homes sold by Glenveagh developers, 30% for social housing and 20% for affordable ...

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Mary Lou McDonald put on a brave face for the media scrum outside the RDS election count centre in May 2019, but the ashen expressions on senior Sinn Fein figures around her told a different story