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Beast From The East 2 could affect government decisions on more cost of living supports

A number of measures announced during the Budget will cease at the end of the month, including excise cuts on petrol and diesel and VAT cuts on electricity

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'Shocking' Beast from the East weather repeat may impact Government plans for more cost of living supports

There are fears a sudden stratospheric warming, which caused the so-called “Beast from the East” in 2018, could reach our shores in late February or early March

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Chinese company denies Leinster House cameras pose a 'threat to national security'

Green Party TD Patrick Costello and the Irish Council for Civil Liberties have raised concerns about the presence of Hikvision cameras throughout the Leinster House complex.

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Spy worries over Leinster House cameras with alleged Chinese military links

Other governments have stopped using the security cameras that are produced by firms with links to the Chinese Communist Party

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TD spy fears over Chinese cameras at Leinster House

His plea came just days after Australia announced it was removing security cameras made by firms linked to the Chinese Communist Party from its defence department buildings.

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Heartbreaking tributes paid to Irish soldier killed in horror skydive accident in Spain

Company Sergeant Declan “Doc” O’Connell, believed to be in his early 50s, was not on duty when he lost his life yesterday. He began skydiving in the army in 2004 and had travelled to Russia and Spain to persue his hobby.

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Tributes paid to Irish soldier tragically killed in Spain skydiving accident

The Government and Defence Forces were made aware of his passing and worked to contact his family members to inform them of the news

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Final €200 electricity credit payment date as Government hints another could be on the way

Three payments of €200 each have been agreed by the Government in a bid to tackle the cost of living crisis. Every household in Ireland will benefit amid increases in the cost of living.

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Irishman shot dead in Australia 'by father-in-law' as wife of tragic victim left devastated

The Irish Mirror has confirmed that accused Luke Simon, 57, is the father of Mr Conlon’s wife Linda – who has been left devastated by his gun death.

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HSE 'looking into' reports of Elf Bars with illegal nicotine content as UK supermarkets issue ban

There has not yet been confirmation that Elf Bars with an unsafe level of nicotine are currently stocked in Irish supermarkets. However Vape Business Ireland said they were 'gravely concerned' about reports.

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Government yet to pay out any money under much-heralded vacant property refurbishment grant

A grant of up to €30,000 is available for the refurbishment of vacant properties with a top-up of a further €20,000 in the case of derelict properties

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Call for emergency Budget that would see social welfare payments increase and price cap on groceries

Senior Government sources confirmed to the Irish Mirror that there are "no plans" for an emergency budget. Talks in cost of living supports are due to intensify in the coming days.

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Ireland's cheapest pubs selling pints of Guinness for under €5 hit out at 'unfair' price hikes

Exclusive: We visited Ireland's cheapest pubs for a pint of Guinness, where punters will get change from a fiver.

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Desperate mothers are stealing to feed their kids amid cost of living crisis

Poorer families have had to resort to stealing food as theft from shops stats has soared by 100%

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Terminally ill Irish woman duped by scammer pretending to be Elon Musk offering her financial help

She thought she had been chosen by a fund that offered her financial help

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Owner of landmark Dublin Clonliffe House pub vows to keep pints of Guinness at €5 despite price hike

The publican, who is not increasing Smithwicks either, reckons the black stuff at his watering hole is one of the cheapest and best in the capital.

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Dublin pub owner refuses to up Guinness price despite massive hikes

Pub owner Bernard Farrell will absorb the additional costs in order to keep a pint of plain at just €5

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County-by-county breakdown of Ukrainian refugees and asylum seekers in Ireland

Minister Roderic O’Gorman confirmed that the Department of Integration is accommodating over 74,000 refugees and International Protection Applicants in State-funded accommodation

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O'Gorman pleads with Ministers for 'large halls' for refugee camp beds amid chronic accommodation shortage

In a letter to his Cabinet colleagues, seen by the Irish Mirror, Minister Roderic O’Gorman said that the current number of arrivals is "unprecedented", with 74,000 refugees in State-funded accommodation

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Split in Government over Harris plan to introduce facial recognition technology for gardaí

Justice Minister Simon Harris indicated on Wednesday that he intended to bring an amendment to the Garda Siochana Recording Devices Bill 2022 to allow for facial recognition technology.

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'All we can do is pass on increase' - Publicans say they can't take any more blows amid pint price hike

'It’s making our job harder, all our costs have gone up too like labour and power bills'

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Just one of 35 properties bought by State being used to house Ukrainian refugees

“There is a shocking lag time in Government action when it comes to making accommodation available"

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'I fear that businesses will close' - Irish shopkeeper shocked by €14,000 electricity bill

Mum-of-three Flora, 34, who employs up to 22 people, said the charges are the “biggest electricity bills I have ever seen in my life”

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We spent the day with Garda teams in Dublin as they tackle drug dealers using teens as lookouts

The Irish Mirror last week joined officers from Mountjoy Garda Station on a Day of Action, led by Sergeant Paul Daly, focusing on criminality in the area

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Irish pub price update as cost of Guinness to increase within hours

Diageo pledged last November not to increase its costs for the rest of 2022 but then revealed on January 10 a new 12 cent minimum hike from February 1

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