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Hewlett Packard Enterprise to appoint a new managing director for Ireland
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BA pilots call off a strike due to take place next week.
Kfm's Trish Laverty reports:
The victim of last nights shooting in Co. Mayo has been described as a popular man who will be missed.
The farmer - who was in his 60s - was shot dead at Aghamore near Ballyhaunis shortly before midnight.
The National Screening Service says it hopes to introduce more advanced lab testing of smear tests in the first three months of next year.
HPV primary screening would reduce the chances of abnormalities being missed and provide more accurate results.
The Housing Minister is promising to look into a suggestion some tenants are being offered cheaper rent in return for sex.
Text messages read out in the Dail reveal how one woman living in Rathmines in Dublin was propositioned by her former landlord.
Ministers are defending comments made by President Michael D Higgins on army pay and the beef protests.
The President has been outspoken within the past week on incomes for members of the Defence Forces - and why farmers need greater protection and a fair system.
A developer has been told it can't build a co-living block where tenants would have to fold away their bed.
Bartra Capital has been refused planning permission for the 102 bedroom development in Rathmines in Dublin.
The Business Minister has condemned the abduction of Kevin Lunney.
Heather Humphreys has described it as despicable intimidation that needs to be eradicated from society.
The Tánaiste is appealing to protesting beef farmers to end their blockades of beef factories across the country.
Simon Coveney says the demonstrations could cause irreversible damage to the beef sector "within days".
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