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1 month ago |
independent.ie | Neasa Cumiskey |Tom Galvin
Estate agents HJ Byrne listed the late singer’s property, ‘Montebello’ on Strand Road, for sale on their website for a guide price of €1,295,000 at the end of last year. The agency has since confirmed that the house is no longer available as the sale has been agreed. Neighbours have also reported that a sale agreed sign has been erected at the front of the property, according to The Irish Sun.
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1 month ago |
sundayworld.com | Neasa Cumiskey |Tom Galvin
Estate agents HJ Byrne listed the late singer’s property, ‘Montebello’ on Strand Road, for sale on their website for a guide price of €1,295,000 at the end of last year. Sinéad O’Connor’s former Bray home is off the market after going up for sale in December with a seven-figure asking price. Estate agents HJ Byrne listed the late singer’s property, ‘Montebello’ on Strand Road, for sale on their website for a guide price of €1,295,000 at the end of last year.
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1 month ago |
lexology.com | Tom Galvin |Sophie Lloyd |Fiona Chong
The Full Federal Court has handed down judgment in Bachelard v Australian Federal Police [2025] FCAFC 5. Key takeouts In determining whether a person is a 'confidential source of information' under s 37(1)(b) of the FOI Act, the focus is on the circumstances in which they provided information to the authorities. Promoting transparency and accountability of government agencies and public officers are relevant public interests for the purposes of ss 47F and 11A(5) of the FOI Act.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
independent.ie | Tom Galvin
Deputy Brady expressed particular concern over the cancellation of vital routes and what he believes is the failure to ensure there are adequate public transport connections for commuters and students. He highlighted the removal of the 143 and 144 routes, previously operated by Bray-based commercial operator Finnegan Bray, as a “major misstep”, as it leaves no public transport link between Bray and the Luas.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
independent.ie | Tom Galvin
Bray Institute of Further Education (BIFE) is holding an open day on Friday, January 24, from 10am-3pm at its campus on Novara Road, Bray. This will be an opportunity for those sitting their Leaving Certificate this year to meet the tutors and view the campus, as well as sit in on career guidance lectures, find out about the courses that are on offer and, chat to some of the current students.
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