MORNING BULLETIN: President Higgins to repay taxpayer for Áras staff use; US police officer guilty of murdering unarmed black teen
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President Michael D Higgins must reimburse taxpayers for using publicly funded services, including cars, offices, or staff at Áras an Uachtaráin during his campaign for re-election, the State’s ethics watchdog has declared.
The Criminal Assets Bureau is endeavouring to identify properties, assets, and bank accounts controlled by the head of the Lithuanian crime gang operating a network of cannabis grow houses across the country.
Two gardaí have been injured after their unmarked patrol car was rammed in Donegal.
The homeless figures are set to grow again as the pressure rises on the embattled housing minister, writes Political Editor Daniel McConnell.
A white former US police officer has been found guilty of murder for fatally shooting an unarmed black teenager as he left a house party in a car full of teenagers.
Why it was time for Rochford to move on
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A couple of years out from its 150 anniversary, the Cork Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is still performing a duty to society.
A documentary on IRA bomber Dolours Price is based around a revealing interview she gave before her death
Kathy Griffin has criticised Louis CK’s attempted comeback after he admitted being guilty of sexual misconduct last year.
