MORNING BULLETIN: Abortion legislation before the summer a ‘challenge’; Pro-life groups to continue with their opposition
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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has promised to introduce legislation to legalise abortions “as quickly as possible,” and says drafting of the bill will begin immediately.
Pro-life campaigners have vowed to continue their opposition to the reform of Ireland’s abortion laws, declaring that the removal of the Eighth Amendment is a “sad day” for the country.
One of Ireland’s most successful developers says he hopes to build around 1,300 new homes in a Cork suburb within the next 10 years.
A conservative former senator and a leftist former rebel are headed for what promises to be a polarising presidential run-off after gaining the most votes in Colombia’s election on Sunday.
Martin O’Neill has tipped France as potential World Cup winners despite his former team-mate Age Hareide describing them as “nothing special”.
Ireland's biggest Tesco opens today in Dublin's Liffey Valley. The new €30m store is creating 175 jobs.
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Declan Donnelly will present Britain’s Got Talent without Ant McPartlin for the first time on Monday night.
The 11th annual Cork’s 96FM’s Giving for Living Radiothon has ended with a total of €406, 863.
A range of fashion experts aged over 50 have gone online to help silver-haired ladies step out in style.
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