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Bar 'extremely concerned' legal aid dispute unresolved (opens the original)
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The Council of The Bar of Ireland said it is extremely concerned that the criminal legal aid dispute has not yet been resolved. It said the prospect of continuing disruption on the advent of the new legal year is of the "utmost gravity". This dispute has resulted in large scale adjournments of criminal business across all court jurisdictions, including the Circuit Criminal Court and the Central Criminal Court, since July. Minister for Justice, Jim O'Callaghan has defended his reforms to the lega
Ceremony marks National Day of Commemoration (opens the original)
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The annual National Day of Commemoration Ceremony has taken place at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin. President Catherine Connolly laid a wreath in honour of all Irish men and Irish women who died in past wars or on service with the United Nations and other organisations in the service of peace. The ceremony included the raising of the national flag and the observance of a minute's silence. The military and religious ceremonies were held in the presence of President Connolly, Taoiseach M
Nighttime water restrictions for some areas tonight (opens the original)
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Uisce Éireann has said nighttime restrictions on water will come into effect in some parts of the country tonight. The restrictions come as a high temperature warning is in effect in 13 counties, with a second warning for 10 counties set to take effect tomorrow. "Unfortunately, nighttime restrictions are a reality in some parts of the country already. "North Kildare, for example, we will have to shut off certain areas for approximately 12 hours from 6pm to 6am in places like Allenwood, Prosperou
Daughter in appeal 39 years after mother's murder (opens the original)
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Thirty-nine years after her mother's murder, one of Antoinette Smith's daughters has said growing up without her was not easy, but believes the family will eventually find answers. Gardaí are renewing their appeal for information in relation to the murder of the 27-year-old, whose remains were discovered on Glendoo Mountain, near the Lemass monument and close to Glencree/Enniskerry in Co Wicklow on 3 April 1988. Her daughters Lisa and Rachel were just seven and four at the time. Lisa Smith said
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