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Farmers promised flexibility but no new money at meeting (opens the original)
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European farmers have been promised flexibility but no new money to help cope with the effects of record-breaking droughts and heatwaves this summer. The EU Agriculture Commissioner briefed agriculture ministers gathered in Dublin Castle for an informal meeting, as part of Ireland's Presidency of the EU Council, on the reports he had received from farmers in recent weeks. Speaking to journalists after the meeting, Commissioner Christophe Hansen said one farmer had told of working in dangerous he
Vigil held by Nepalese community for flood victims (opens the original)
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Around 100 members of Ireland's Nepalese community have held a candle lit vigil at the Spire on Dublin's O'Connell Street. It was organised by the Non-Resident Nepali Association of Ireland to remember those who died in the catastrophic flood in Nepal and to raise money for rescue and relief efforts. Avishek Bogati, a vice president of the association, is from one of the areas hit by the deluge which descended on Wednesday after a glacier collapsed. He said that his uncle is still missing. "Nobo
€1 invested in active travel returns €4 to economy - NTA (opens the original)
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Every euro invested in active travel produces almost €4 in economic benefits, according to a report commissioned by the National Transport Authority. It said the benefits include improved health and lower absenteeism rates, more tourism, reduced congestion and thousands of jobs created. The present value of money to be invested in walking, cycling and wheeling infrastructure from 2021-2030 is €1.97bn and the present value of the benefits it will generate is €7.73bn, the report said. Those return
Journalists allege Garda surveillance over sources (opens the original)
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Journalists on both sides of the border have reported being put under police surveillance as authorities sought to identify confidential sources. There have been high-profile cases in Northern Ireland, including that of RTÉ's Northern Editor Vincent Kearney, but journalists based in the Republic, interviewed for a new report on the Role of Crime and Security Journalists in Irish Democracy, say they have been put under surveillance too. A total of 23 journalists were interviewed for the report, s
Probe after inmate dies in assault at Wheatfield Prison (opens the original)
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An investigation is under way after a prisoner died following an assault at Wheatfield Prison in Dublin last night. He has been named as 39-year-old Brendan Gahan from Tallaght. He was in his cell, which he was sharing with another prisoner, when he died. He was serving a sentence of two years and nine months for possession of drugs for sale or supply. Gardaí, including detectives, are at the prison to investigate what has been described as a violent death. Members of the Garda Technical Bureau
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