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Rising energy costs, the Kinahan gang, and British military veterans open to troubles era charges
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Fuel has hit €2 a litre and it’s estimated the rise in energy costs brought on by the war in Iran could cost Irish households an extra thousand euro a year if it’s prolonged. What levers could the government pull to help keep costs down?
Sources in An Garda Síochána have told The Irish Times they believe the heads of the Kinahan drug cartel haven’t left the UAE since 2022.
New figures show the number of students applying to study health-related degrees has risen significantly this year.
Gerry Adams is at the High Court in London defending a civil case in which he’s accused of leading the IRA, which he denies.
Two former senior British military officers write in today’s Irish Times criticising legislation brought forward by the UK government which could open veterans to prosecution for alleged Troubles era crimes.
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