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Mother who died in Dublin balcony fall named locally (opens the original)
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A woman who died after allegedly being pushed off a balcony in Belmayne, Dublin 13, has been named locally as Kathleen Carey. The deceased was the mother of at least one child, a girl of national school age. The alleged incident occurred near Main Street, Belmayne, on Monday between 3pm and 3.45pm. Carey, who was aged in her 30s, was taken to Beaumont Hospital where she died on Wednesday. A family member launched an appeal for funds online for the funeral. They had buried her sister, Natasha, a
Annual revenue for GoSafe speed camera operator surges towards â¬30m (opens the original)
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GoSafe, the company that provides static and mobile speed camera services to the Garda, has seen revenues surge as new cameras have been rolled out. The firmâs payments from the Garda are expected to exceed â¬30 million this year. The network of speed detection zones where the GoSafe cameras operate has increased significantly and the company gets to keep more than half the â¬160 fine paid by every motorist caught by the cameras. Details for two cameras, in Co Mayo and Co Kilkenny, show they
Drug and gun crime rates reach highest in a decade, CSO finds (opens the original)
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Gun crime and drug crime are rising again, after years of decline, according to crime trends for the past 12 months. However, homicides have fallen significantly, as have recorded sexual offences, over a longer period of three years. There were 41 cases of firearms illegally discharged across the Republic in the second quarter of this year, the highest level in any quarter since 2015, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The numbers of cases of drug dealing detected in the first and
Gardaà seize 3D-printed gun and suspected cannabis in Mayo search (opens the original)
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Gardaà have seized a 3D-printed gun and suspected cannabis during a search operation in Ballinrobe, Mayo. The search on Wednesday was part of operations targeting the sale and supply of drugs in the area, gardaà said in a statement. Prescription tablets were seized along with the suspected cannabis and will be forwarded to Forensic Science Ireland for examination. The firearm will be subject to further ballistic testing and forensic analysis. The operation was carried out by the Mayo Drugs Uni
Irish-British governments conduct first joint exercise to plan for subsea cable attack (opens the original)
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The Irish and British governments have for the first time conducted a joint exercise testing how they would respond together in the event of an attack on the undersea cables in the Irish Sea. The scenario, played out on Wednesday, simulated disruption to multiple communication cables in the Irish Sea, at a time when Russian activity in the waters of Europe has been ramped up. An attack by the Russians, by cutting or otherwise sabotaging the undersea cables, is seen as a major risk to Irish, Euro
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