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Four men have been arrested following an investigation into the sale and purchase of vintage cars in Co. Limerick.
It's believed many of the victims of the scam are elderly.
Andrew Louth reports:
The Irish Government is stepping up its preparations for a no deal Brexit but the Tanaiste says he does not believe that will happen.
It comes as the British Prime Minister continues a tour of Europe in the hope of saving the Withdrawal Agreement.
A homelessness charity is welcoming proposals to fine landlords up to €30,000, if they illegally increase rents in pressure zones.
These limits are in effect in 8 locations in Kildare, including: Maynooth, Naas, Newbridge and Celbridge-Leixlip.
Changes are being proposed to rules that allow students to opt out of studying Irish at school.
The Irish Examiner reports the age at which someone can apply for an exemption will rise from 11 to 12.
There's been a significant reduction in the number of people dying after a heart attack or stroke in Irish hospitals.
Lower income households' will be hardest hit from Budget 2019.
That's according to a new ESRI report which found that those bringing in the least will see a loss to their income of point 8 percent next year.
A man and a woman being questioned in connection with a stabbing on Essex Quay in Dublin have been released without charge.
A man in his 20s was injured following the incident on Sunday evening.
Two suspects in their 20s were arrested and released yesterday.
No arrests have been made by Gardai investigating an alleged sexual assault in Dublin.
A woman claims she was attacked in the early hours of yesterday morning in the Dublin 2 area.
Gardai say investigations are continuing.
Drivers caught speeding could soon be fined more the faster they're going.
Speeding is the most frequently committed offence on Kildare's roads.
On average, 75% of penalty points issued every month are for breaking the relevant limit.
The European Commission President says there is "no room whatsoever" for any renegotiation of the Brexit deal.
Jean Claude Juncker insists the withdrawal agreement on the table is the "best and only possible deal".
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