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Irish News, Mar 2, 2015
Teenager Dies Following River Fall
A teenager has died after falling from his horse and into a river in Co Cork. It is understood the 16-year-old was riding the horse on the banks of the Glashaboy River in Glanmire. The animal entere...
Teenager Dies Following River Fall
A teenager has died after falling from his horse and into a river in Co Cork. It is understood the 16-year-old was riding the horse on the banks of the Glashaboy River in Glanmire. The animal entere...
Irish News, Mar 2, 2015
Consultation On Early Years Education Launched
A public consultation on early years education in Ireland has been launched. The report is part of a major review being conducted into early years qualifications. Minister for Education and Skills...
Consultation On Early Years Education Launched
A public consultation on early years education in Ireland has been launched. The report is part of a major review being conducted into early years qualifications. Minister for Education and Skills...
Irish News, Mar 2, 2015
11-Year-Old Boy Shot In Dublin
An 11-year-old boy has been hospitalised after he was shot in the arm. The incident happened at the boy's home in Tallaght, Dublin, on Saturday morning (28 February). Gardaí were called to the scene...
11-Year-Old Boy Shot In Dublin
An 11-year-old boy has been hospitalised after he was shot in the arm. The incident happened at the boy's home in Tallaght, Dublin, on Saturday morning (28 February). Gardaí were called to the scene...
Irish News, Mar 2, 2015
New Sunbed Laws Come Into Force
New legislation to govern the use of sunbeds comes into effect from today (2 March). The laws will include a ban on promotions encouraging the use of sunbeds, such as 'happy hours', 'unlimited use' ...
New Sunbed Laws Come Into Force
New legislation to govern the use of sunbeds comes into effect from today (2 March). The laws will include a ban on promotions encouraging the use of sunbeds, such as 'happy hours', 'unlimited use' ...
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Ireland WeatherToday:It will be a dry day and after a quite cloudy start, it will soon brighten up with long sunny spells developing. Winds staying light. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:Dry with clear periods in the east at first, then cloudy overnight. Patchy light rain will affect western areas later. Freshening southerly winds. Minimum temperature 2 °C.
