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Aughinish Alumina steps up lobbying as European Commission considers sanctions (opens the original)
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Aughinish Alumina has significantly stepped up its lobbying of Irish politicians and officials as the European Commission contemplates sanctions targeting the Co Limerick plant’s output. Aughinish’s exports of alumina to Russia have been in the spotlight after reporting by The Irish Times last March traced the shipments to Russian smelters, which make it into aluminium that is sold to a company supplying more than 100 Russian weapons manufacturers. Aughinish and its Russian owner Rusal deny this
Defence Forces purchase of armoured vehicles wasted millions in taxpayer funds (opens the original)
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The purchase of a fleet of armoured vehicles for the Defence Forces that were hardly ever used wasted millions in taxpayer funds, according to the Stateâs spending watchdog. The State purchased 27 RG-32M Light Armoured Tactical Vehicles (LTAVs) from BAE Systems in South Africa in 2008. They were designed to fill a capability gap between soft-skinned vehicles and armoured personnel carriers. Earlier this year, The Irish Times reported that the LTAVs received minimal use during their 14-year lif
Dozens of rental bans issued at âhorribleâ Dublin flat complex (opens the original)
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A single Dublin apartment complex accounted for nearly half of all rental bans issued by the council in one year, an Irish Times investigation shows. Buckingham Village, a 125-flat complex in the northeast inner city, has appeared on Dublin City Councilâs (DCC) prohibition list dozens of times since 2018, far more than any other housing complex. Prohibition notices are issued only after a landlord has ignored repeated warnings to improve a rental property. If a complaint is received about a pr
Buckingham Village was supposed to reinvigorate Dublinâs inner city. By 2022, it was its worst slum (opens the original)
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âThis country is big enough for everyone to have their own house,â Dublin property developer Paddy Shanahan told The Sunday Press newspaper in July 1991. He was being interviewed to promote a development of what the newspaper called âluxury apartments and award-winning town housesâ on a site off Buckingham Street, âon the hard edge of the north inner cityâ. Under the headline âDeveloper defies areaâs âmean streetsâ reputationâ, Shanahan describes how the development, christ
More than â¬500k spent on Garda surveillance plane which flew for seven hours (opens the original)
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More than â¬550,000 was spent on maintenance for a Garda surveillance aircraft in the last three years of its use, despite it flying for around seven hours during that period. Between 2023 and 2025, the Garda Air Support Unitâs Defender 4000 fixed wing aircraft cost roughly â¬79,000 per hour of operations, according to figures obtained by The Irish Times. Maintenance issues meant the aircraft, which was first acquired in 1997 from the British company Britten-Norman, saw declining use in the
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