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The 2020 European Transplant and Dialysis Sports Championships are coming to Ireland.
The Irish Kidney Association is hosting the event in Dublin in August of next year.
Competitors from over 20 countries will participate in 13 different sports.
Over 3,000 jobs are on offer at a careers fair in Dublin today.
National and multinational companies will be recruiting employees at the event in Croke Park.
Those looking for a job can also avail of advice at the CV and Career Clinic.
Gardai are appealing for information about a Nazi-style sign that was placed over the door of a Social Welfare office in Cork last Wednesday.
The words "Job Path Macht Frei" were written above the entrance of the Intreo office on Hanover Street.
Leo Varadkar says he would be happy to campaign alongside any Fine Gael candidate at the next election.
It comes after a motion of no confidence was put down locally in Dun Laoghaire TD Maria Bailey.
It follows the swing-gate controversy earlier this year.
A suspect has been arrested in Co Louth as part of an investigation into alleged money-laundering of 29 million euro.
Its believed a crime gang in the border region is transferring large sums of money to bank accounts overseas in a VAT fraud operation.
Eoghan Murphy reports:
Dublin's Lord Mayor says he will decide by Sunday if Councillors can hold a meeting to discuss the so-called protection payments.
A court has heard claims that developers working for Dublin City Council paid gangs to stop them attacking construction workers building new homes.
The Garda Commissioner says it would be "useful" if the government introduced new hate crime laws.
It's after a man was violently attacked by a group of teenagers in a suspected homophobic attack in north Dublin.
A judge has told a man who repeatedly abused and raped his younger brother over ten years that he cruelly violated his trust.
John Murphy, formerly of Waterfall, Co. Cork can be identified because his brother decided to waive his right to anonymity.
91 per cent of households have internet access, according to figures from the CSO.
79 per cent of people say they go online every day, with over half of people using the internet to shop.
15 per cent of internet users say they've experienced phishing.
Young people are calling on the Health Minister to make minimum alcohol prices, the law.
It's a year since the Public Health Alcohol Bill passed - but is only being implemented in stages, with advertising for drinks companies to be banned on public transport from next month.
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