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Ross denies receiving AG advice on PSC use

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Ross denies receiving AG advice on PSC use

Transport Minister Shane Ross has denied he received any advice from the Attorney General before deciding to pull the Public Services Card (PSC) as a requirement for getting a driving licence, despite saying the opposite on the Dáil record last year.

Minors barred from betting on horses and dogs at Tote

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Minors barred from betting on horses and dogs at Tote

Poor box used 1,300 times in three years

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Poor box used 1,300 times in three years

Cabinet approves new drink-driving legislation

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Cabinet approves new drink-driving legislation

Mediation option for legal disputes

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Mediation option for legal disputes

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Minister plays down child report

Ireland signs EU human-trafficking convention

Tánaiste Michael McDowell today announced that Ireland has signed the Council of Europe Convention on Action against Trafficking in Human Beings.

Fri, 13 Apr, 2007

Legalising sex industry linked to trafficking

IF prostitutes are so prevalent in this country, if there are so many men willing to use their services, should prostitution be legalised?

Wed, 24 Jan, 2007

Rush to close criminal assets loophole

TOUGHER legislation is being put in place to allow CAB seize the assets of criminals who operate outside the State.

Tue, 18 May, 2004