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February
February 2024
drug shortages'It's a lifeline': Shortage of HRT patches causing frustration for pharmacists and patients
SIPTUSpitting, shouting and throwing bricks: Public transport workers call for govt to act on abuse
Care referendumLegal body FLAC criticises ‘sexist’, 'ineffective' care amendment ahead of referendum
Paris 2024
Ireland to spend thousands on air-con for Olympians after Paris bans A/C to meet climate goals
Paris organisers had said they would not provide air-conditioning as part of a pledge to make the 2024 games environmentally friendly.
Consumer Price IndexAir fryers, e-cigarettes and oat milk: Here's how the consumer 'basket of goods' has changed
Food SafetyRodent droppings and no hand washing: Three food business closure orders served in January
Cork
'Extraordinary engineering': €215m Dunkettle interchange revamp officially opens today
The new development includes four roundabouts and multiple links between the N8, the N25, and the N40.
An Garda SíochánaMore than 2,000 people over 35 apply to gardaí in first competition since age limit was raised
confidence is key
'He nailed it': Andy Farrell lauds confidence of young boy who sang Ireland's Call at Aviva
confidence is key'He nailed it': Andy Farrell lauds confidence of young boy who sang Ireland's Call at Aviva
Weather
Snow falls in west of country as Status Yellow warning in place for 14 counties
Snow has fallen in several counties, including Mayo and Leitrim.
good morningMcDonald and O'Neill talk Irish unity and 'being chilled' about identity in UK media blitz
Speaking from experience'It's all about the loser': Australia has some advice for Ireland's new electoral commission
European Parliament
'You reap what you sow': At the scene of the farmers' protest that shut down Brussels city centre
Smoke filled the air as farmers burned bales, as well as tires and wooden pallets.
Road Deaths
'A terrible loss': Three young people killed in Co Carlow road crash named locally
Another passenger in the car, a man in his 20s, was taken to hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries.
The crash occurred at around 11.30pm last night, Wednesday, on the N80 at Leagh on the Wexford Road.
Father Tom Little, a priest in the area, went to the scene late last night.
He said it's a "terrible loss".
Golden handshakesMedia Minister Catherine Martin says latest report into RTÉ points to a ‘dysfunctionality’
January
January 2024
blockades
'Macron, move your ass': French farmers talk to us at the scene of the Paris blockade
Blockades on motorways around Paris have only intensified following concessions, with thousands turning out each day to disrupt traffic.
world stageTourism Ireland's St Patrick's Day 'Global Greening' initiative has officially been axed
DocklandsWaterways Ireland accused of 'gentrifying' Grand Canal Dock, as fees for houseboats set to soar
