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OPW rented vacant Phoenix Park homes to staff and retired workers for as little as €56 per month (opens the original)
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THE OFFICE OF Public Works (OPW) was found to have rented residential properties to its staff and retired workers for only a fraction of their market value. An audit by the Comptroller and Auditor General found that the body, which manages most of the State’s property portfolio, rented 13 homes to staff and retired workers in Dublin’s Phoenix Park for an average of €169 per month. The findings meant the OPW was required to pay €698,600 to settle benefit-in-kind liabilities for the years 2022 to
Proposed deal would have accepted Orange Order's 'legal right' to walk down Garvaghy Road (opens the original)
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DETAILS OF A PROPOSED deal to bring an end to the stand-off between the residents of Garvaghy Road and the Orange Order have emerged this morning. The agreement, which has already been rejected by the loyalist marching group, would see the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition accept that the Orange Order has a legal right to march along the route approved by the Parades Commission. The residents would also accept that it was wrong to block the Orange Order from marching along the road, BBC Radio’s
Members of Beoga, who left Ed Sheeran's tour, play in trad session on Garvaghy Road (opens the original)
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MEMBERS OF THE band Beoga joined musicians playing at a protest against the planned Orange Order march on the Garvaghy Road in Portadown, Co Armagh, on Wednesday night. Members of the trad band were filmed playing in a tent set up in the area. In a post on the band’s Instagram account, they said they were “in awe of the wonderful community on the Garvaghy Road”. The band said the local residents, who have been protesting since Sunday, were “a shining example of solidarity, people power, resistan
PSNI opens 'large-scale criminal investigation' into Garvaghy Road protest (opens the original)
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NORTHERN IRELAND’S CHIEF constable has said the PSNI is carrying out a criminal investigation into the protests against the planned Orange Order march on the Garvaghy Road in Portadown. The protest, which has been blocking the Orange Order from marching since Sunday, has been attended by Sinn Féin leaders Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill. Boutcher also said: “People shouting at me has absolutely no effect on my judgment and they would do well to learn that.” Boutcher said he would meet wit
More talks expected with NI secretary as Drumcree march stand-off enters fourth day (opens the original)
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FURTHER TALKS ARE expected to take place as part of the latest bid to break the Drumcree parade stand-off, which has now entered a fourth day. Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant remains at Hillsborough Castle where on Tuesday he again hosted delegations from the Orange Order and Garvaghy Road residents. Orangemen have been waiting since Sunday to take part in their parade down the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown. Residents have been holding a protest there since the weekend af
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