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Gardaí seize €1 million in cash from north Dublin crime group

Gardaí seize €1 million in cash from north Dublin crime group

The Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau (GNDOCB), assisted by the Garda Dog Unit, has carried out two raids in North Dublin and Dublin city centre, targeting suspected criminal activities of an organised crime group.

€117,000 cash seized by Garda organised crime unit in Coolock, Dublin

€117,000 cash seized by Garda organised crime unit in Coolock, Dublin

Garda National Drugs & Organised Crime Bureau (GNDOCB) supported by the Garda Dog Unit searched a property in the Coolock area of Dublin yesterday.

Family concerned for Luke Davoren last seen in Galway on Dec 30

Family concerned for Luke Davoren last seen in Galway on Dec 30

Gardaí are seeking the public's help in tracing the whereabouts of Luke Davoren, 34 years, who is missing from Galway area. Luke was last seen in the University Road area of Galway in the early hours of the 30th December 2020.

Woman arrested for serious assault after refusing to wear face covering in Sligo shop

Woman arrested for serious assault after refusing to wear face covering in Sligo shop

Gardaí investigating a serious assault that occurred in Co Sligo yesterday evening, have arrested and charged a woman as part of this investigation.

Two men arrested for shop robbery in Co Tipperary

Two men arrested for shop robbery in Co Tipperary

Gardaí have arrested two men in relation to a robbery at a shop that took place in Borrisoleigh last Sunday.

Employees to be given right to request remote working

Employees to be given right to request remote working

The Government is to introduce new laws to give employees the right to request remote working and sets a target of 20% for public sector workers.as part of a National Remote Working Strategy.

Experts warn of potential tax bill for those who availed of PUP payment

Experts warn of potential tax bill for those who availed of PUP payment

A website specialising in Irish tax bills has revealed that thousands of citizens who made use of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) or Temporary Wage Subsidy Schemes (TWSS) will receive a tax liability.

RTÉ release annual report showing deficit of €7.2m for 2019

RTÉ release annual report showing deficit of €7.2m for 2019

RTÉ have released their latest annual accounts today, reporting a net deficit of €7.2m for year ending 2019.

77,303 vaccines have been administered up to yesterday

77,303 vaccines have been administered up to yesterday

A total of 77,303 Covid-19 vaccines have been administered up to yesterday, according to the Heath Service Executive.

Passengers into Northern Ireland will have to be Covid-19 negative

Passengers into Northern Ireland will have to be Covid-19 negative

Passengers arriving into Northern Ireland may soon have to provide a negative Covid-19 test before departure.

Schools to reopen for students with special needs from next Thursday

Schools to reopen for students with special needs from next Thursday

Schools and some classes catering for children with physical and intellectual disabilities could reopen in a week's time.

Drugs worth €22,000 concealed in crisp bags seized at Shannon airport

Drugs worth €22,000 concealed in crisp bags seized at Shannon airport

As part of routine customs operations, Revenue officers seized 1.1kg of herbal cannabis at Shannon Airport.

Sisters of Bon Secours: "We are deeply sorry"

Sisters of Bon Secours: "We are deeply sorry"

The Sisters of Bon Secours have offered their "profound apoligies" following the report of the Commission of Investigation into the Mother and Baby Homes.

€102,000 worth of cocaine and cannabis seized by Gardaí in Co Mayo

€102,000 worth of cocaine and cannabis seized by Gardaí in Co Mayo

Gardaí have seized more than €102,000 worth of suspected cocaine, and cannabis herb following the search of two properties in Ballina town yesterday evening.

Man in his 80s dies in Tipperary road crash

Man in his 80s dies in Tipperary road crash

A man in his 80s has died in a road crash near Bansha in Co Tipperary.

Taoiseach to give State apology over mother-and-baby homes

Taoiseach to give State apology over mother-and-baby homes

Taoiseach Micheál Martin is to apologise on behalf of the State later in Dáil later today after an investigation found an "appalling level of infant mortality" in the country's mother-and-baby homes.

All passengers into Ireland to require negative Covid-19 test result

All passengers into Ireland to require negative Covid-19 test result

From Saturday, January 9, new Government rules mean that passengers originating from Britain or South Africa will be required to have evidence of a negative or “not detected” result of a COVID-19 PCR test obtained within 72 hours of arrival into the State.

Woman in her 80s dies following car crash in Co Kerry

Woman in her 80s dies following car crash in Co Kerry

A woman in her 80s has died following a road collision in Co Kerry.

Armed and masked men carry out aggravated burglary in Co Tyrone

Armed and masked men carry out aggravated burglary in Co Tyrone

A man was forced to lie on the ground in his house in Co Tyrone by masked and armed intruders.

€220,000 cannabis and cash seized in Carrickmines, Co Dublin

€220,000 cannabis and cash seized in Carrickmines, Co Dublin

Gardaí seized €220,000 of suspected cannabis herb as well as cash to the value of €5,250 during a search operation in Carrickmines yesterday afternoon.

Laois nursing home reports six deaths in one week

Laois nursing home reports six deaths in one week

Six deaths within a week in a Covid outbreak at a Laois nursing home have devastated families, residents, staff and the wider community.

Body of man discovered on UCD campus

Body of man discovered on UCD campus

The body of a 71-year-old man has been discovered at Belfield in Dublin.

Man arrested following two armed robberies in Dublin

Man arrested following two armed robberies in Dublin

Gardaí have arrested a man in his 20s as part of ongoing investigations into armed robbery incidents in Rialto and Kilmainham in Dublin on Monday.

Ireland has highest daily Covid-19 rate in the world

Ireland has highest daily Covid-19 rate in the world

Ireland now has the highest daily number of new confirmed Covid-19 cases in the world for every million people, according to figures published by the Our World in Data organisation.