Marc O'Driscoll
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Rathkeale 'in shock' at death of boy, 2, in hit-and-run (opens the original)
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A two-year-old boy, who died in a hit-and-run incident in Co Limerick, has been named locally as Peter Mulcaire. The boy, who is understood to be from Abbeycourt, Rathkeale, was pronounced dead after being struck by a car near his home yesterday afternoon. He was taken to University Hospital Limerick by a family member for treatment of serious injuries. The boy was subsequently pronounced dead and gardaí have said that a post-mortem examination will take place in due course. The incident occurre
Fuel supports among main topics of IRHA annual conference (opens the original)
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Fuel supports, transport regulation, decarbonisation and the future of Ireland's supply chain are set to be the focus of the second day of the Irish Road Haulage Association's (IRHA) annual conference. Thousands of hauliers and transport operators from across the country are in Killarney, Co Kerry for the event. The IRHA has said its conference this year comes as the sector grapples with rising fuel costs, increasing regulatory pressures and growing concerns over the future competitiveness of Ir
Jury to be empanelled for Co Carlow woman's inquest (opens the original)
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A jury is to be empanelled for an inquest into the death of a woman who went missing from Carlow District Hospital and was found dead the following morning. Sheila Rice, who was 87 and from Carlow, was an inpatient at the district hospital in the town when she walked out of the facility on her own in February 2023. A search operation was mounted involving family members, gardaí, HSE staff, volunteers and members of the Civil Defence. The search was stood down the following morning after Ms Rice'
Around 6,000 properties without Eircodes around country (opens the original)
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Around 6,000 properties across the country have yet to be assigned an Eircode resulting in possible delays in access to utilities and grants by their owners. Tailte Éireann, which provides the property registration system for the State, has said the backlog follows recent industrial action taken by members of the Fórsa trade union. A spokesperson for the State agency said there has been a "long-running issue related to applicable pay scales for grades assimilated from Ordnance Survey Ireland at
'Buzzing', Waterford students express relief over CAO (opens the original)
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There is a heavy air at Jack Cunningham Productions' stage school in Waterford city. A cast member is one of the more than 60,000 applicants waiting on a first-round CAO offer today. Jaimie O'Loughlin's nerves will be firmly fixed to the side of the Theatre Royal stage next week for their run of West Side Story. But for now, the 18-year-old who studied at St Angela's School Ursuline Convent in Waterford, is waiting in anticipation to find out what is next for her. Thankfully, as her phone pings
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