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Fáilte Ireland will provide 5 million euro to combat challenges totourism post-Brexit, and electric car giant Tesla is to cut 3-thousand jobs due to falling sales figures.
Here's KFM's Simon Doyle:
The Mansion House in Dublin has opened its doors to the public to celebrate 100 years since the first Dail met in the building’s Round Room.
Visitors can walk through the ground floor of the historic house where memorabilia from the time is on display.
Failte Ireland is to invest €5 million to support tourism in Ireland as it ramps up its preparations for Brexit.
New figures show Brexit is the biggest concern for 70 percent of businesses involved in the tourism sector.
A Dublin woman who was allegedly denied an abortion at the Coombe Hospital says the situation is "not what she voted for".
The Dáil heard claims yesterday that the woman was refused an abortion despite having a fatal foetal abnormality.
A man has been arrested and released without charge in connection with an alleged sexual assault last month.
A woman claims she was assaulted on Monday December 10th in South Dublin.
A GAA club is raffling off two graveyard plots to raise money for the club.
Corduff Gaels in Monaghan are holding the raffle tomorrow where they'll auction off the graveyard plot for two of your choice in the local Corduff or Raferagh Cemetaries.
The University of Limerick will confer honorary doctorates on the band members of The Cranberries today.
Limerick natives Noel Hogan, Mike Hogan and Fergal Lawlor will be in attendance to receive their awards.
Thousands of electricians across the country are being urged to have their say on new wiring rules coming into force this year.
The number of enrollments in higher education in Ireland is at a record level.
New figures from the Higher Education Authority show that there were almost 232 thousand people studying in institutions here last year.
The construction industry is predicted to grow by 20 per cent this year.
A report from engineering multi-national AECOM says output should reach 24 billion euro in 2019.
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