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<p>The joint Oireachtas committee on assisted dying heard submissions from experts in the area on Tuesday. Picture: Maxwells</p>

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Assisted dying regulations 'should be decided by the Oireachtas' rather than courts, Dáil hears

The regulation of assisted dying should be decided by the Oireachtas rather than the courts, a Dáil committee has heard.

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Group fired supervisor for ‘bugging’ board meeting

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Past brought back to life in €5.7m castle revamp

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Hurling debut not on cards as Kildare wait on Johnston

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Female biker told class was ‘men only’

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Fás under pressure to spend €22m

Project targets jobs in medical devices sector

A WHOLE raft of courses have been opened up with funding from the European Globalisation Fund.

Sat, 08 May, 2010

Cable TV firm to create 50 jobs in Limerick centre

THE cable TV and communications company Chorus ntl yesterday announced the creation of 50 positions in its National Contact Management Centre in Limerick.

Fri, 08 Jan, 2010

Elderly people missing out on cheaper foods, study claims

THOUSANDS of elderly people without access to transport are being forced to shop in local convenience stores which can be up to 40% more expensive than larger supermarkets.

Thu, 02 Feb, 2006

Online shoppers don’t know their rights: study

NEARLY four-fifths of people are not aware of their consumer rights when buying goods online while just 10% know that these goods can be returned within seven days of delivery, research shows.

Wed, 21 Dec, 2005