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Tara workers put on protective notice
Nearly 700 workers at Tara Mines in Navan Co Meath have been put on protective notice in a row over cost-cutting measures.
Cyclist seriously hurt in N11 collision
A male cyclist has been seriously injured after being involved in a collision with a truck on the N11 just outside Bray this morning.
Armed raid carried out at Dún Laoghaire bank
A sum of money was taken during an armed raid on a bank in Dún Laoghaire this morning.
Overnight temperatures coldest yet this winter
Last night was officially the coldest since the start of winter, with temperatures falling as low as -8 degrees.
Man threatens to set himself on fire in Tallaght Garda station
A man threatened to set himself on fire in Tallaght Garda station early this morning.
Waste firm may be fined for not collecting green bins
Dublin City Council is today investigating claims that the company that previously operated the capital's green bin service failed to collect recyclable waste.
Drop in UK and American visitors - CSO
The number of overseas visitors to Ireland from Britain and North America fell dramatically during October, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
New water conservation regulations signed
New water conservation regulations have been signed today by the Minister for the Environment John Gormley.
Woman killed in Galway crash
A woman was killed when she was struck by a car when out walking in Co Galway last night.
PSNI investigate hoax mountain rescue call
A police investigation was launched today after a hoax call led to the waste of hundreds of thousands of pounds in a mountain search for a French tourist.

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