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Paul Power
Employer's body IBEC is warning of a slowdown in the economy next year.
After 4 per cent growth this year, it says that will ease to 2.7 per cent in 2020.
Gynaecologists say they're constantly apologising to patients on behalf of the HSE.
28,000 women are waiting to see a gynaecologist - with a fifth waiting more than a year.
Problems recruiting and retaining consultants are being blamed for the delays.
It could be Wednesday before the High Court decides whether or not to grant an order preventing a strike by some Ryanair pilots.
The airline's trying to get an injunction which would stop 180 Irish-based pilots walking off the job on Thursday and Friday.
Gardaí are appealing for information on a man reported missing from Raheny in Dublin.
48 year old Neil Coleman was last seen on Friday the 9th of August.
Rehab group is calling for the axing of a disability allowance to be "reversed" or "stalled".
The Rehabilitative Training Allowance funding for college students goes towards activities, transport and daily needs.
The funding amounts to just under 32 euro per person per week.
Police in the North say this morning's bomb explosion in County Fermanagh was a deliberate attempt to murder members of the security services.
It happened at half past ten, as police and an army bomb team were searching the area, after a hoax device was found over the weekend.
97 per cent of drivers paid their M50 toll fee in 2018, according to Transport Infrastructure Ireland.
However 40 cars were repossessed by the Dublin Sheriff last year over fines for unpaid tolls.
Six Cocker Spaniel puppies have been rescued from a van at Dublin Port.
They were found hidden among furniture without the correct papers for travelling.
The pups, who are just seven weeks old, are now being cared for by the DSPCA who will rehome them once they are old enough.
In the UK, Jeremy Corbyn says Labour will offer voters the chance to stay in the EU - if they go to the polls again.
The Labour leader claims an election would provide a "once-in-a-generation chance" for a change of political direction.
A number of bank customers are having problems accessing their credit card balance online.
The IT issue is impacting Bank of Ireland and AIB customers.
The cards are fully operational however customers cannot view their transactions online.
Applications lodged before the July deadline for a Deep Retrofit Pilot Programme will be processed.
Funding for the scheme had ended, leading to concerns some homeowners were left out of pocket as their application was being considered.
Ireland's 'blame culture' is contributing to the shortage of consultants, according to the Institute of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
It's after it was revealed that 28 thousand women are waiting to be seen by a gynaecologist.
Kildare County Council has opened submissions in relation to road closures in the south of the county.
The council propose to close the L4016 and the L3279 between the junction with the N81 and Graney Cross.
The National Parents Council Post Primary says families are finding it difficult to keep their children in third level education.
It's after new findings from the Irish League of Credit Unions show 55 per cent of students are missing their lectures in favour of paid work.
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