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Turf-cutters have vowed to campaign against plans for a ban on all smoky fuels.
The government is considering making it illegal to burn turf, peat, wood, coal and other items.
But the Turf-Cutters and Contractors and Association is strongly against such a wide-ranging ban.
ESB crews are working to restore power to 2,000 homes and businesses still without electricity after Storm Atiyah.
A total of 27,000 customers were hit by power cuts due to yesterday's high winds.
Workers will have a legal right to receive tips paid by debit and credit cards.
It's after the government approved to fast track an ammendment to the Payment of Wages Bill.
The use of facial recognition technology at the New Children's Hospital would be ineffective and raises concerns about data protection.
That's according to the Irish Council For Civil Liberties.
Over 150 jobs are to go in Arklow Co Wicklow with the closure of a dog food manufacturer.
Rondo Food is to shut at the end of January.
All staff have been offered redundancy packages which exceed the scale of the mandatory statutory redundancy packages.
Farmers say they'll do whatever it takes to secure an increase in beef prices.
Around 30 of them have brought Tesco's biggest distribution centre in Ireland to a standstill today.
The Finance Minister claims this week's UK election is the most important foreign election for Ireland in his lifetime.
British voters will go to the polls on Thursday to vote for a new government.
School secretaries will strike for a day next year in an escalation of a row over pay.
Some staff at Virgin Media Ireland could strike after voting in favour of industrial action over job cuts.
The Irish Dental Association claims the public dental system is in 'dire straits'.
According to an investigation by the Irish Examiner, thousands of school-children are missing out on vital check-ups.
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