Tom Douglas
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Dublin City Council Clarifies Winter Lights Plans After Confusion (opens the original)
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Dublin City Council has clarified its Winter Lights programme is being extended to February and not moved. It announced earlier this week the projections would begin in the middle of January. This was picked up by furious elected members who demanded the programme run through Christmas itself. DCC Head of Events Tony Smithers, says the programme will begin in mid-November as usual, running all the way through to February: "Yes the lights were being moved to January, but as an extension of the li
Uisce Éireann To Carry Out "Critical" Works In Dublin Tomorrow Night (opens the original)
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Irish Water crews will carry out critical works on damaged pipelines in the Dublin area tomorrow night. The utility company says the project will continue until Saturday morning. Uisce Éireann says it will install a valve at a section of pipeline where damage has been identified tomorrow night. It could affect people in Kilmainham, Inchicore, Ballyfermot, Walkinstown, Long Mile Road, Black Horse Bridge and surrounding communities. This will help crews with more intense works on that section when
Man Charged With Assaulting TD Michael Healy Rae (opens the original)
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A 51-year-old man has appeared in court, charged with the assault of Michael Healy Rae in Dublin. The Independent Kerry TD needed seven stitches after receiving a cut to his lip in the incident on Cork Street in the city on Wednesday. Anthony Foley of Rosary Road, Maryland in Dublin 8 is charged with one count of assault causing harm. The court heard CCTV footage from the Cork Street area captures the accused shouting "ah bucko you're in the wrong area get out of here you f***ing snake", before
Margaret's The Ward Residents Send Minister A Duvet In Protest Over Night Flights (opens the original)
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Residents on the northside have sent the Transport Minister a duvet, in protest over night flights. They claim late flights at Dublin Airport have led to sleepless nights - and are also expressing concerns over an increase in slots. Campaigners say they deserve a full night's sleep without interruption. Spokesperson for the St Margarets/The Ward residents group, Dr. Niamh Maher explains the stunt: "Yesterday was the international day for a ban on night flying." "Its just symbolistic really that
Traffic Restrictions For The M50, Airport And Phoenix Park To Facilitate Trump Visit (opens the original)
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Gardaí will perform 10,000 12-hour shifts between today and Sunday for Donald Trump's visit. Temporary traffic restrictions will be in place between junction three and six on the M50 to facilitate security motorcycle escorts. Restrictions will be the heaviest between 8am and 9am and between 12pm and 1pm with additional rolling road closures expected across Saturday morning. The Phoenix Park will remain closed to all traffic and pedestrians until Saturday evening. President Trump is set to touch
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