Here are the headlines from the morning.
Households receive €600 in 3 energy credits paid over 6 months
This means that each of your bimonthly electricity bills will be reduced by at least €200 with 1 credit applied to your pre-Christmas bill and 2 credits applied to next year’s bill.
Woman in Westmeath car fire named locally as tribute paid to children aged 2 and 5
A woman remains in serious condition in hospital after her two children, aged 2 and 5, died in a car fire near Martifernham, County Westmeath on Friday. Last night, she was locally named Lynn Egar. She was airlifted to a hospital and is not believed to have sustained her life-threatening injuries.
“Sexual assault by Councilor Fianna Foyle left me sick and unable to sleep.”
For Independent Trustee Deirdre Donnelly, the nightmare that continues to this day began early on a Friday morning in fall 2018 at a hotel in the south of the country.
‘They aren’t liked here’ – Mayo locals say the Burke family are looking for a platform to ‘stick their opinions down our throats’
“They are definitely defending themselves unless they are protesting. I’ve seen you run away.”
“National sympathy is a great consolation to us” – King Charles
At a poignant and solemn meeting of the Accession Council at St James’s Palace, the King spoke movingly of the grief of his mother and family, but “the sympathies expressed by many to my sisters and brothers” It was the greatest comfort.”
Aer Lingus says it will resume flights today after online collapse
Yesterday, airlines were forced to cancel more than 50 flights after boarding software crashed.
New Sexual Abuse Complaint Against St. John Ambulance Volunteer
Gardaí, an expert, is investigating new complaints of historical sexual abuse by former St. John Ambulance (SJA) volunteers, and a report on pedophilia in volunteer organizations is nearing completion.
Agents say price ‘correction’ could soon affect property sales
House prices rose an average of 20,000 euros in the first half of this year, but the rate of increase slowed in May and June, according to an analysis of sales data by auction houses and realtors.
Irish man who saved refugees receives trial date on ‘fabricated’ espionage charges
An Irishman says a court date has finally been set so he can answer criminal charges for helping save migrants who braved the perilous sea voyage to the Greek island of Lesbos. Sean Binder, 28, a rescue diver and former aid worker and recent law graduate, will stand trial in Greece on January 10.
Garth Brooks Leads ‘Singing Songs’ with Dublin City Locals
RTÉ workers angry over offers of relief over ‘wrong contract’
RTÉ staff react angrily to the level of compensation the national broadcaster is offering to pay its 61 current employees who have been wrongfully hired as contractors for the station over the years. Did.
Irish businesses hit by revenue law threats over tax delinquency
The letter I saw independence on sundaybusinesses are given seven days to pay their unpaid taxes, which can be substantial in some cases.
