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with
Ciara Plunkett
The Health Minister says it was always the intention to include cancer warnings on alcohol labels.
There were reports that Simon Harris was to drop the proposal from the Public Alcohol Bill on the grounds that it would damage the alcohol industry.
The High Court's heard an allegation that the State Examination Commission is failing to provide Leaving Cert Students with an effective appeals process.
The Labour Party leader claims business owners in Britain are afraid to speak out about the impact of Brexit.
Brendan Howlin visited the party conference in Liverpool of his British counterparts this week.
Ireland's Houses of the Oireachtas has become the first parliament in the world to launch an internship programme for people with intellectual disabilities.
Its in tandem with Kildare's KARE and WALK .
The deadline for submitting a nomination to run for President has passed.
The window to get on the ballot closed at midday.
Our Political Correspondent Sean Defoe reports:
Judges can expect guidelines on how to deal the use of social media in trials, in the coming months.
A committee is looking at how prejudicial commentary during a live trial will be dealt with.
While 'live tweeting' from a court is also being examined.
Irish people spend over 7 hours a day sitting down and are being warned that chairs can kill!
Sitting for long periods is linked with heart disease and stroke according to the Irish Heart Foundation.
Sinn Fein says the government is not investing sufficiently in the development of social and affordable homes.
It's hit out at claims that it's criticising the Housing Minister but not offering real solutions to the housing crisis.
Irish Water is calling on customers to continue to conserve water despite the hosepipe ban being lifted.
The ban, in Kildare and 15 other counties, was as a result of the dry summer, leading to critical water levels in many areas.
Eighteen people have been arrested in County Carlow, in an operation targeting burglary, theft and other criminal activities.
The arrests were part of a 'day of action' yesterday under Operation Thor in the Kilkenny-Carlow Division.
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