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Staff and students protest over Carlow College closure (opens the original)
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Staff at Carlow College, St Patrick's were joined by many students this afternoon to protest over the planned closure and their "exclusion from decision making". It follows an announcement four months ago that the third level institution would close on a phased basis over a two-year period. The college, one of the oldest third-level institutions in Ireland, is based on a campus of 17 acres in Carlow town. Following the phased wind‑down, it was agreed by the State that the land and buildings will
RTB concern over rent increases despite drop in evictions (opens the original)
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The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) has expressed concern on rent increases, particularly outside the capital, despite a sharp decrease in eviction notices by landlords to tenants in the second quarter of this year. RTB director Rosemary Steen said growth in rent levels seems to be mainly in the cities outside the capital with rises high in the cities of Cork, Limerick and Galway where new rents rose above €2,000 for the first time. "This was the first time we saw Galway City going over €2,000
Highest number of taxi drivers recorded in 10 years (opens the original)
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The taxi sector is attracting more new drivers with the highest number on record in 10 years. A total of 1,893 licences were issued last year, bringing the total number to 27,891. The National Transport Authority (NTA) said the figures, along with its latest research, shows that there is a "strong interest" in joining the sector. "We see that business is there and people want to chase that business," said Director of Transport Regulation Kevin O'Brien. However, personal safety and antisocial beh
Gardaí warn of accommodation fraud ahead of college term (opens the original)
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Students are being warned about the "sharp annual spike" in accommodation fraud as they prepare to start or return to college. Gardaí have said there is historically a surge in these type of scams from August to October when college students scramble to find houses, apartments or rooms to rent. The latest garda figures, published today, show that there were 230 reports of accommodation scams in the first six months of this year, costing victims more than €410,000. It shows a rise from the same p
People encouraged to 'enjoy the city' on Culture Night (opens the original)
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There will be more than 300 free events taking place across Dublin city next month as part of the capital's Culture Night. The annual event is taking place on 18 September and to mark its 21st year, Culture Night will be expanding its outdoor programming, with more street parties and a variety of performances planned across the capital. For the first time, performances will extend onto North Earl Street, with a series of events and an open-air concert. Across the city, people can expect everythi
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