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Call for supports as number of Irish growers plummets
Call for supports as number of Irish growers plummets The country's fruit and vegetable producers are calling for more support from retailers and the Government to address an alarming decline in the number of commercial growers in recent decades.
Talks on new public sector pay deal enter 10th day
Talks on new public sector pay deal enter 10th day Talks on a new public sector pay deal will continue at the Workplace Relations Commission.
3,300 in Kerry town without safe drinking water for weeks
3,300 in Kerry town without safe drinking water for weeks People in Ballyheigue have been without safe drinking water for over three weeks - following a 'do not consume' notice issued on 7 October.
Minister rules out extension to developer levy waiver
Minister rules out extension to developer levy waiver The Minister for Housing has put pressure on developers to finish new homes by the end of this year by insisting an existing waiver on water connections and developer levies will not be extended past December.
SF TD signed off on two non-charity entities, court told
SF TD signed off on two non-charity entities, court told The High Court has been told that the Sinn Féin TD Aengus Ó Snodaigh in his capacity as chairperson of the charity Liberty Recycling signed off on the establishment of two other related entities which were not charities.