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Two females injured after alleged assault in Ballyogan - Privacy Policy - Western People (opens the original)
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Gardaí from Shankill are investigating the alleged assault of two females following an incident at a domestic residence in Ballyogan, Dublin 18, on Sunday, 30th August 2026. Shortly before 8:30 am, Gardaí and emergency services were alerted following an incident involving multiple individuals at the property. Two women in their 20s sustained injuries in the course of the incident and were taken to hospital for treatment. One of the women is being treated for injuries believed to be non-life-thre
Student accommodation problems still not tackled - Privacy Policy - Western People (opens the original)
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The Government's campaign encouraging more people to rent a room to students admits it hasn't provided enough student accommodation. The Irish Times ran a piece last year on the state of the student crisis, citing that thousands of on-campus student beds across Dublin remain unbuilt despite planning permission because of rising construction costs and a gap in Government funding. According to student organisation AMLÉ, the lack of regulations surrounding digs accommodation has made it a difficult
Older Persons Housing scheme shelved - Privacy Policy - Western People (opens the original)
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The Government has shelved a scheme allowing older people to downsize their homes. Councils have been told to stop running the Older Persons Housing Financial Contribution scheme while the Housing Agency reviews it. The scheme supported older homeowners to sell their house to the local authority in exchange for smaller, more suitable social housing. Speaking with Newstalk, Camille Loftus from Age Action says the scheme was not popular: "They would contribute a very large proportion of the equity
Protest in Dublin over Skyclarys reimbursement - Privacy Policy - Western People (opens the original)
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A protest in solidarity with Friedreich's ataxia patients will take place in Dublin today. Campaigners say access is now urgent, with the treatment already available in several European countries. It is a rare, inherited neurodegenerative disorder that affects the nervous system and can lead to severe movement and coordination issues, often beginning in childhood. The HSE Senior Leadership Team will make a final decision on reimbursing Skyclarys on Tuesday, after the Drugs Group recommended it n
What the papers say: Sunday's front pages - Privacy Policy - Western People (opens the original)
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In today's Sunday papers, the Sunday Independent's headlines include the government stalling on a scheme to help older homeowners downsize. They also led with the fast-tracking of laws to protect gardaí who are chasing down car gangs, following the M9 crash earlier this month. The Sunday World this morning leads with the murder charge on Patrick Stokes. The Irish Sunday Mirror leads with the funeral of ex-All-Ireland winner James McHughs and his wife, who died earlier this month in a car crash.
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