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Ordinary buyers cannot compete as bidding war puts Rathmines house worth under €700k at price of €1 25 million

Ordinary buyers cannot compete as bidding war puts Rathmines house worth under €700k at price of €1 25 million
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Jim O Callaghan on Fianna Fáil s chances in Dublin by-election: I believe we will perform well

He said either councillor would make an excellent candidate . Jim O Callaghan on FF s chances in Dublin by-election: I believe we will perform well 00:00:00 / 00:00:00 He observed: “I believe we will perform well. I’ll work with whatever candidate is there. “I think it will be a great opportunity for Fianna Fáil to resurrect and grow again in that part of Dublin. “This is a constituency that traditionally isn’t a stronghold for Fianna Fáil support - usually it’s a strong Fine Gael area. “This isn’t a traditional Fianna Fáil heartland… I’m sure the bookies aren’t making Fianna Fáil the favourites. But all I know is we will run an effective and strong campaign out there.”

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Speech by Minister for Justice Helen McEntee - Private Members Bill – Children Amendment Bill

Speech by Minister for Justice Helen McEntee - Private Members Bill – Children Amendment Bill You are here: Home Private Members Bill – Children Amendment Bill 2 March 2021 I would like to thank Senator McDowell and the other proposing Senators for bringing this Bill before the Seanad. It has now passed all stages in the Seanad with some Government amendments and with Government support. I would like also to acknowledge at the outset the Private Member’s Bill proposed by Deputy O’Callaghan which addresses the same issue and to thank him and Senator McDowell for their cooperation. This Bill is in response to issues from the recent decision of the courts in DPP and E.C V. Irish Times and others.

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Minister McEntee welcomes passage through the Seanad of the proposal to amend Section 252 of the Children Act 2001

Go Minister McEntee welcomes passage through the Seanad of the proposal to amend Section 252 of the Children Act 2001 You are here: Home Minister McEntee welcomes passage through the Seanad of the proposal to amend Section 252 of the Children Act 2001 Minister McEntee welcomes passage through the Seanad of the proposal to amend Section 252 of the Children Act 2001 Changes will allow parents to publicly remember their child and will allow for the identification of the person accused of the murder/manslaughter of the child Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has welcomed the swift passage of the Children (Amendment) Bill 2020 through all stages in the Seanad, allowing it to now progress through the Dáil.

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Everything we can do must be done - Taoiseach reacts to Stardust inquest funding issue

The Taoiseach has told the Dail that he will pursue the issue of funding for the new Stardust Inquests with the Justice Minister. Social Democrats TD for Dublin Bay North, Cian O’Callaghan, had called on the Taoiseach to ask if the Minister would meet with the families legal representative to resolve the issue of funding so that the inquests can begin. Fresh inquests in the deaths of 48 young people in the 1981 Dublin nightclub fire were due to get underway early this year but problems with funding have delayed the process. The families of the victims have long campaigned for fresh inquiries into the deaths of their loved ones after they managed to have an initial verdict that arson was the probable cause of the blaze overturned.

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