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Kfm's Trish Laverty reports;
Almost eighty thousand euro in cash has been seized at Dublin Port.
The money was found hidden under a vehicle which was attempting to board a ferry to France on Monday.
SIPTU says it will fight against a suggested charge on workers who have a free parking space in the city.
Dublin Town has proposed that a 1500 euro tax be introduced to try to discourage people from driving into town.
Gardai are investigating after a man in his 50s died after he struck by a motorbike in Dublin earlier.
The crash between a pedestrian and a motorbike happened on the Malahide Road, between the Artane roundabout and the junction with the Kilmore Road, at around 9:45am.
There is a call for the school planning boundaries around Kilcock to be reviewed.
Social Democrats Cllr Aidan Farrelly is calling on the Department of Education to consider reviewing the Kilcock School Planning Area boundary.
Students have until 5:15 this evening to accept their first round CAO offers.
They're being advised to treat it as if it will be the only offer they will get - and turn it down only if they are 100 percent sure they don't want to do the course.
A protest's being held at the Belfast shipyard which built the Titanic, and is now threatened with closure.
Harland and Wolff fell into administration last month, putting 125 jobs at risk.
A man has been arrested in Cork after he was suspected of returning to a bank he attempted to rob hours earlier.
A man in his early 40s demanded money from the AIB bank on Douglas Road with an imitation gun on Wednesday.
Bus and train drivers have voted NOT to go into problem areas in the weeks leading up to Halloween.
The emergency motion was put to and passed by members of the National Bus and Rail Union.
They say they are concerned for their own safety and the welfare of passengers.
The owner of the shop that sold Wednesday’s winning lotto ticket is no stranger to jackpots.
The Spar at a service station in Enniskerry sold the 11.2 million euro ticket and the wait is on for the winner to come forward.
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