Person: Gary Kearney

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<p>Gary Kearney, from Cabra, said of his State pension increase in this year's budget: 'We are the largest minority group in Ireland, and nobody wants to have these disabilities. So, when you ask for help, it’s here’s your €12 along with a kick in the face.' Picture: Moya Nolan</p>

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Those with disabilities to remain on a 'shoestring budget' as Budget 2024 fails to impress

Gary Kearney said the €12 weekly increase to his State pension is an 'insult'

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51% of Irish adults are eating undercooked burgers, survey finds

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Youth locked up for rabbit river toss

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Youth admits throwing rabbit in Liffey

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Man to admit rabbit cruelty charge

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Man denies throwing rabbit into River Liffey

Over a quarter of dishcloths contain e.coli, survey finds

Over a quarter of household dishcloths contain e.coli and one in seven are carrying listeria, research by Safefood has found.

Fri, 30 Mar, 2012

Man charged after pet thrown into River Liffey

Charges against a 19-year-old have been brought to court after a homeless man's pet rabbit was thrown into the River Liffey.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2011

Safefood warns of BBQ dangers this weekend

The Safefood agency is warning that many people may be taken ill this weekend because they don’t know how to check if barbequed food is properly cooked or not.

Sat, 30 May, 2009

Walsh’s panel for food labelling meets

A study group set up by Agriculture and Food Minister Joe Walsh to examine food labelling met for the first time yesterday.

Fri, 30 Aug, 2002