LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Woman charged with murdering father 12 years ago, New Lidl centre to create 100 jobs

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IRELAND: A Cork City Councillor wants the dog committee disbanded and the budget redistributed after it was revealed that only four fines have been handed out over the last 21 years to dog owners who failed to pick up after their pets.

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