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Virtual bank Revolut has kick-started its plans for a hard Brexit.
It's been emailing customers today to ask them to submit new proof of identity.
Stephen Bourke reports:
A new route's set to kick in on the Dublin Bus network in the capital from today.
Route 155 will operate 7 days a week from IKEA in Ballymun to Bray Rail Station, serving DCU and Stillorgan Road.
A range of service improvements will also take effect.
Prisoners being released from life sentences can be barred from returning to the community where they committed their crime.
That's according to John Costello, the chairman of the Parole Board.
Leo Varadkar wants a strong economy - one that rewards work and backs business.
Speaking at the Fine Gael Conference in Wexford last night, he said he wants to reduce income taxes further, and cut the cost of accessing public services.
Negative equity is set to end next year.
At the height of the economic crash 230,000 homes were worth less than what home owners paid for them.
That figure reduced to 57,000 by the end of 2017.
Candidates in the local and European elections are being urged to ditch plastic posters.
According to the Sunday Times, 62 have signed up to the PosterFree.ie campaign.
A ticket holder in north County Dublin has won 1 million euro in last night's Lotto Plus 1 draw.
The winning Quick Pick ticket was sold at the Tesco store in the seaside town of Rush.
The numbers for the Lotto Plus 1 draw were: 08, 24, 27, 38, 39, 40 and the bonus was 02.
The Weston family from Dublin have retained their title as the richest family in Ireland.
The 2019 Sunday Times Irish Rich List published today shows their wealth has risen to 11.9 billion euro.
Female Local Election candidates are being put through their paces today at a 'Campaign Bootcamp' in Athlone in County Westmeath.
It's being hosted by Fianna Fail to support candidates for the upcoming elections.
The Government's being accused of leaving young people in rural Ireland stranded without cars.
Fianna Fail's Transport Spokesperson says Minister Ross is forcing young people to wait months on end to get a driver's licence - after failing to hire enough driving test instructors.
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