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Kylie and Jason's Neighbours Reunion
Kylie and Jason's Neighbours Reunion
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Emotional scenes in Limerick court for repossession of 200 homes
HEART-BREAKING scenes were witnessed in Limerick Circuit Court, where 219 applications to repossess homes were taken against individuals and families across Limerick. Just two orders were made against defendants who appeared before the court, but up to two dozen more are likely to be enforced at the next court hearing on May 8 amid hundreds of cases. In a number of cases, people who failed to appear have been summonsed to appear in court, and consent has been given for court proceedings to be nailed to their doors, after registered letters in the post were returned undeliverable. A number of protestors, some with the Irish Democratic Party, attended the proceedings, and challenged Fianna Fail deputies Willie O’Dea and Niall Collins who appeared on the front-pews of the public gallery to support those at-risk.
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Five food businesses hit with closure orders in February
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) reported that five restaurants were closed down in February due to poor safety and hygiene.
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WATCH: Shocking brawl between Spurs and Chelsea fans after cup final
The footage was apparently filmed after Sunday's Capital One Cup final - won by Chelsea. A number of Spurs and Chelsea fans were allegedly involved in a punch-up after last Sunday’s Carling One Cup final. Video footage has emerged showing violent scenes between the two sets of fans while waiting at an underground station. Chanting and insults between the two sets of supporters turn ugly after a man, apparently a Spurs fan, grabs a Chelsea flag from a woman and throws it on to the tracks.
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Yeah, You Know Like, Whenever
The first deadline to register for Irish Water was October 31, last year. This was extended until November 30. Which was extended until February 2. But don't panic Paul Melia, in the Irish Independ...
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Mila Kunis Looks Super-Skinny in Tight Jeans Just Five Months After Giving Birth to Daughter Wyat
Big News Network - star looked gorgeous without much makeup on and her hair down as she ran errands.And ...
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Facebook complaint about work land US citizen in UAE jail
An online gripe about work has landed a US citizen in a Middle Eastern jail. Ryan Pate, a helicopter mechanic from Belleair Bluffs, Florida, took to Facebook after a dispute over sick leave with the company he was working for in the United Arab Emirates. “I just couldn’t register it in my head because as an American growing up in the United States, the First Amendment right is just ingrained in my brain,” he said in a phone interview.
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Australian Idol winner Guy Sebastian is Australia's first Eurovision contestant
Guy Sebastian has been selected to be Australia's first representative at the Eurovision Song Contest. For those of you who haven't heard of Guy or haven't spent some time downunda, let's just say he is Australia’s equivalent of … Ronan Keating. The singer-songwriter rose to fame by winning Australian Idol in 2003, and later served as a judge on Australia's X Factor. Australian broadcaster SBS confirmed today that Sebastian will perform on behalf of the country in Vienna this May.
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Taylor Swift Moonwalks To Avoid Paps
Taylor Swift Moonwalks To Avoid Paps
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Limerick solicitor Brian O’Donnell leaves €6m mansion
AN EMBATTLED solicitor and property developer from Limerick has left his Killiney mansion and is due to appear before the Four Courts today in relation to trespassing at the €6m property. The High Court has refused an attempt by the family of Brian O’Donnell, originally from the Ennis Road in Limerick, to stop receivers repossessing the family home, which he insists is in his children’s names. Mr O’Donnell, who attended the Crescent College Comprehensive, was known as a talented rugby player in the city, while his brothers Hugh, Richard and Robin still live locally.
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Dunnes Stores workers vote to strike
Workers at Dunnes Stores have today voted to strike.
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Wind warnings extended in several counties
Met Éireann has extended its weather warnings.
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Rodgers keeping Mario on his toes
Mario Balotelli’s agent claims manager Brendan Rodgers is pushing the Liverpool striker further than anyone has before in his career. The 24-year-old has worked under the likes of Jose Mourinho and Roberto Mancini but it appears Rodgers is the one who has pushed the Italy international furthest out of his comfort zone. “Right now, I think Mario has a very interesting development for his career,” Balotelli’s agent Mino Raiola told RMC.
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Buddy Holly plane crash probe may be re-opened
US transportation safety investigators have said they are reviewing a request to re-open a probe into the 1959 airplane crash that killed musicians Buddy Holly, JP Richardson, better known as ’The Big Bopper,’ Ritchie Valens, and their pilot. The original investigation 56 years ago conducted by the Civil Aeronautics Board blamed the crash on the pilot’s decision to embark on an instrument-guided flight he was not certified for and, secondarily, on poor weather briefing. Numerous conspiracy theories have sought to explain why Holly’s Beechcraft Bonanza 35 crashed in February 1959 – including a suggestion a shot from Holly’s handgun killed pilot Roger Peterson. The National Transportation Safety Board received a request recently from pilot LJ Coon to reconsider the decision, the Mason City Globe Gazette reported.
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Donegal's Éamon McGee shrugs off criticism over marriage equality vote stance
Donegal footballer Éamon McGee has revealed he had to contend with opposition towards his involvement in the campaign for a yes vote in May’s marriage equality referendum. In the wake of it, he was criticised on Twitter about his support for the movement, although he insists it hasn’t been a regular occurrence. A Catholic organisation was ribbing me on Twitter and asking why the GAA was taking a stand on this. McGee believes the GAA represents a strong reflection of Irish society and in turn its attitude to issues such as marriage equality.
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VIDEO: Campaign for change following sexist taunting of Chelsea doctor
Warning: Extremely offensive language quoted in article and heard in footage. Sexist chanting and abuse at football grounds is in the spotlight as footage emerged of Chelsea club doctor Eva Carneiro being subjected to a barrage of catcalling and offensive chants at a number of Premier League matches. The Guardian have highlighted footage taken from matches against Manchester United and Arsenal showing the vile abuse Carneiro faces while doing her job.
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NUI Galway students vote for legalisation of cannabis
1,796 votes supported the motion, while 838 were against
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VIDEO: Plane skids off New York runway; LaGuardia Airport closed
Delta Airlines flight 1086 has skidded off a runway while landing at LaGuardia Airport in New York. No injuries have been reported as yet, the fire department of New York said. The MD-80 went off the runway at around 11.10am local time, said port authority spokesman Joe Pentangelo.
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The other Osbourne daughter is making a bid for chart success
Aimee Osbourne may have refused to appear in the MTV reality show that made the rest of her family famous. Aimee, 31, is the eldest daughter of Black Sabbath rocker Ozzy and TV star Sharon and big sister to Jack and Kelly. Proud mum Sharon tweeted a link to Aimee’s music video for new song Raining Gold. Writing in an email, she said Raining Gold is “about feeling trapped in a broken dynamic.
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Cork Airport announces Cardiff route
Cork Airport is to begin a new route to Cardiff in Wales.
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