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6 days ago |
rte.ie | Eleanor Burnhill
Close to 100,000 people have taken part in the annual Darkness Into Light fundraiser with people running, walking and wheeling from start lines at sports clubs, churches and schools around the country as well as internationally. There are walks at 230 locations across Ireland this year as well as 180 global sunrise walks. The annual event is a fundraiser for the charity that supports people affected by suicide or self-harm.
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1 week ago |
rte.ie | Eleanor Burnhill
Dublin City Council have confirmed that the public toilets close to St Stephen's Green at Grafton Street will close in the coming weeks. In a statement to RTÉ, the council said the toilets were put in place as an emergency measure during the pandemic as all businesses had closed their premises to the public.
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2 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Eleanor Burnhill
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2 weeks ago |
rte.ie | Eleanor Burnhill
Mary Lou McDonald has said there was no pressure from inside Sinn Féin for her to step down as party leader in the aftermath of the general election last year. "No, that never occurred. We had very frank, honest conversations among ourselves."However, Ms McDonald said she was in her prime "and you know, where I have things to learn, I will always be open to that".
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1 month ago |
rte.ie | Eleanor Burnhill
Global supply constraints on sunflower oil and a spike in the price of olive oil have meant home-produced rapeseed oil has become more common on Irish supermarket shelves. Sales are forecast to grow to €33.3 million by 2029, a projected 35% increase in value. The ongoing war in Ukraine has affected the supply of sunflower oil and climate change is raising the price of olive oil.
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