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• State Spends €1.2m On Civil Servant Courses While Students Face €1,000 Fee Hike

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• Ryanair Boss Defends Staff Bonuses For Catching Oversized Bags

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• Attack On Man In Tallaght "Not" A Reflection Of "Horrified" Locals, Says Community Group Organiser

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• Staus Yellow Rainfall Warning In Place For Kildare As Heavy Downpours Continue

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• Gardaí Revoke Nearly 1,000 Speeding Fines After Camera Fault In Kilkenny

  Gardaí have started writing to affected motorists today to inform them the fines and penalties issued for the speeding offences are being revoked.