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- By-election candidate was not required to declare link to firm whose director was fined for illegal cigarettes
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Irish Examiner
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Customer energy bills are not bearing a 'disproportionate brunt' from data centres, regulator says
The Oireachtas Energy Committee has also heard that developing nuclear power in Ireland could take up to 15 years, and have 'unforeseen consequences'
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WHO says many people in Ireland face barriers accessing assistive technology
Report finds outdated data, fragmented services, and lack of awareness continue to limit access to assistive technology in Ireland
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Government accused of reneging on 'big election promises' to reduce costs of childcare
Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns said families were still paying 'enormous sums for childcare' after Government parties had committed to cap costs at €200 a month in their general election manifestos