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Protest at Kerry Foods over labels
The IFA has called on food companies to clearly indicate the country of origin on meat product labelling during a protest at Kerry Foods in Shillelagh on Friday.
Standing ovation for Judge Haughton
David Medcalf Judge Gerard Haughton departed from the courthouse in Wexford for the last time with the applause of a standing ovation ringing in his ears.
Asgard Lodge deals with HIQA concerns
Deborah Coleman A spokesperson for an Arklow nursing home has indicated that recommendations included in a HIQA report published last week have been taken on board and the company is now fully compliant.
Michael leaves a massive void in Wicklow GAA
Myles Buchanan There was widespread sadness countywide at the passing of Michael Murphy (61), a stalwart of GAA activities in both Wicklow town and the county as a whole.
Irish Rail in talks over greenway
Myles Buchanan Plans for a greenway from Wicklow town to Greystones continue to progress as the second meeting of the East Coast Greenway Taskforce took place last week.
INMO members lay down their placards after days of strikes
Myles Buchanan The nurses' strike was called off late on Monday evening after the Labour Court issued its recommendations aimed at resolving the dispute.
Harris makes apology to Dáil over hospital
Mary Fogarty Minister for health Simon Harris has apologised to the Dáil after it emerged that the building of the new National Children's Hospital will cost €450 million more than originally planned.
Protesters gather at family home of Simon Harris
Mary Fogarty A group of protesters gathered outside the Delgany home of Minister Simon Harris last Sunday afternoon.
Arklow Shipping leaves ferry talks
Deborah Coleman An Arklow company at the centre of the controversy surrounding a no-deal Brexit ferry service contract has pulled out of talks with the company, leading to the contract being terminated.
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Irish women ‘still being forced abroad for abortions’ despite new laws
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Labour party will support motion of no confidence in Harris
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Finding Private Ryan: Charity shop searching for relatives of war hero as WWI medals found in jacket
- ‘Alarming’ numbers looking to get rid of their dogs after Christmas
- Health committee chief to back no confidence vote in minister Simon Harris
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Nantes set to take dispute with Cardiff over Emiliano Sala transfer fee to FIFA
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Sean O’Brien keen to keep playing for Ireland despite upcoming move
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Sarri safe for now but Chelsea future remains in the balance
- Leinster centre Robbie Henshaw extends IRFU contract to 2022
- Paul Pogba desperate to make amends for lack of United trophies last season
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Choral societies sing new work
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