The Kerry TD was a keynote speaker for the Irish hauliers’ conference in Killarney on Friday night.

The figures cover a period before the full impact of the government’s new rent rules had taken effect.

Waterford has become a ‘haven for millionaires’ in recent years, with Zuckerberg the latest arrival.

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Sitka spruce, which originates in North America, is a staple of Coillte forests, but has long been criticised by environmentalists.

The woman in her 50s is being treated in hospital following the incident.

Residents have argued that planning conditions required ‘all’ car park spaces to have the capability to charge an EV.

The Department of Enterprise report didn’t address rising electricity prices due to data centre demand.

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During a tense interview on local radio, Mary Butler defended Fianna Fáil’s actions regarding its former TD.

The Brian Boru club has been on the go since the 1880s in Ashton-in-Makerfield.

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They have also sought apologies from the gardaí, Fianna Fáil and the Diocese of Waterford.

Carlow County Council’s chief executive Cóilín O’Reilly has apologised after families on the housing waiting list found out by seeing the homes listed for sale online.

Sinn Féin housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin claimed the major landlord firm is trying to “evade scrutiny” by TDs.

Gardaí and emergency services were called to the scene at Grange Heights, Waterford city yesterday at 6.15pm.

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It turned out the company was ineligible for the loans, partly as it’s owned by the Irish government.

Local TDs have criticised Housing Minister and Wexford TD James Browne due to the evictions taking place in his “backyard”.

The plan would allow Ireland and other member states to use so-called ‘third countries’ to hold asylum seekers in immigration ‘hubs’.

Residents on Island Road found water levels rising rapidly yesterday morning.

The man was found guilty on one charge but the jury could not come to a decision on five more charges.

The jury of eight men and four women had deliberated since Wednesday and returned a verdict yesterday evening.