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New website launched to help combat obesity
A new website is being launched to help tackle obesity.
IFPA halts services to medical card holders
The Irish Family Planning Association has suspended providing services to medical card holders at its main clinic in Dublin.
GardaÃ release woman held after Galway explosives find
A woman being questioned in connection with the seizure of explosives in Co Galway over the weekend has been released without charge.
Man to face â‚¬18m bank raid trial in North
The trial of a man accused of the Â£26.5m (â‚¬18m) Northern Bank robbery in Belfast will start today.
Hanafin urges workers to get private pensions
The Minister for Social and Family Affairs is urging workers to make provisions for when they retire.
Fianna FÃ¡il MEP calls for countrywide broadband coverage
Access to broadband and new technologies must be made available to all communities, both urban and rural, according to a Fianna FÃ¡il MEP.
Govt plans to merge equality and rights agencies opposed
Government plans to merge five equality and rights agencies are being met with increased opposition.
IFA reports worst harvest in over 50 years
The worst conditions for harvest in over 50 years are continuing to cause problems for farmers, according to the Irish Farmers Association.
BATU members call for leader's resignation
Members of the Builders union BATU are continuing a sit-in at the union's offices in Dublin this morning.
Govt under fire again over class sizes
The issue of class sizes is once again putting the government under fire with the Irish National Teachers' Organisation saying new official figures show nearly 100,000 children are in classes of 30 pupils or more.

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