Mr Boyd Barrett said on Friday he underwent a scan last week that confirmed his treatment for throat cancer had been a success.

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Fiona Bird was summarily dismissed from her job at YAYA boutique shortly after she had made a protected disclosure to the Health and Safety Authority

The pontoon will be located at the harbour and will include a plunge pool and changing facilities

Some residents of Knocknashee in Goatstown, Co Dublin, are objecting to the plans

The incident happened on Thursday night, when gardaí were called to Georges Street Lower.

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The drugs seized will be sent to Forensic Science Ireland (FSI) for analysis.

Conor Stevenson (26) pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to robbery in Glenageary, Co Dublin

Mr Justice Paul McDermott was referring to the case of a now 23-year-old who pleaded guilty in 2019 to attempting to murder Stephanie Ng on December 23, 2017.

It has four bedrooms, a first floor office/den and a 51-metre rear garden.

Graham Potts was jailed for four and a half years on his 39th birthday for demanding money with menace, threatening to damage property and harassment. He had pleaded guilty.

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Steven Gillman (70) felt like his refereeing skills were being “belittled” by the victim in the case during a billiards tournament

Garda Caoimhe Busher has been a probationary Garda since September 2018, the court heard

Born in Budapest, Peter Varga moved to Dublin at the age of 19.

The incident occurred in Dublin on Wednesday morning.

The court heard its decision could affect the outcomes of 53 first-time planning applications made under the now-expired strategic housing development process which are yet to be determined

Le Chocolat de Frèd in Dún Laoghaire was one of several businesses served with closure orders

Darragh O’Brien said that, despite ‘good momentum’, he is ‘acutely aware’ of the number of homeless people in Ireland.

Holly Hayden was a civilian employee of An Garda Síochána in an administrative role for two years.