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Expelled leader dares Congress to take action against those involved in anti-party activities

Manik Reddy Kurkundi, who has been expelled from the post of district president of Congress Kisan Morcha, has said that there are many other leaders who have been involved in anti-party activities. “But, the District Congress Committee (DCC) expelled only me without any valid reasons,” he said.

The Hindu

Toddlers in back seat accidentally towed away in Dublin city centre

A two-year-old and a four-year-old were towed away in separate incidents

Dublin Live

Councillors vote against Owen Keegan clarifying forged signature remarks

A Council official said the remarks were an 'anecdote' and those involved are now 'deceased'

Dublin Live

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More bins and staff to tackle litter on Grand Canal, council says

There was frustration last Saturday when locals woke up to a canal littered with pizza boxes, cans and bottles

Dublin Live

'Outrageous' filth left on canal by revellers enjoying sun shine

There have been calls for 24/7 cleaning crews on the streets of Dublin

Dublin Live

Minister's spokesman calls on Council boss to explain forged signature comments

Exclusive: Dublin City Council's boss suggested a major energy agency had been setup on foot of a 'forged signature'

Dublin Live

Another Voting Paradox Case (Pork Division)

The California Pork case (NPCC v. Ross) is another example of a case whose outcome conflicts with the doctrines adopted by the Court itself in its opinions.

Reason

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Pallikunnu Service Cooperative Bank election: DCC expels seven from primary party membership

In a stringent step taken by the District Congress Committee (DCC), seven people, including Kannur Corporation Councillor P.K. Ragesh, were expelled from the primary membership of the Congress party.

The Hindu

This California Bill Would Mandate Punishment of Marijuana Debtors Without a Hearing

To address an "unpaid debt bubble," the proposed law would dictate contract terms and require regulators to intervene in commercial disputes.

Reason

PM’s Kerala visit: Youth Congress worker arrested for protest

KOCHI: A Youth Congress (YC) worker was arrested by Kochi City police after he staged a surprise protest against Prime Minister Narendra Modi near the Sacred Heart College, Thevara, which was the venue of Yuvam 2023 conclave.

The Times of India

Homeless tent-dwellers move from Phoenix Park ahead of Joe Biden's visit

A number of homeless people who had been living in tents at the edge of Phoenix Park for months moved from the area on Sunday

Dublin Live

Navjot Singh Sidhu’s welcome turns pomp-show outside Central jail Patiala, but DCC skips presence

PATIALA: A large number of Congress workers and supporters of Navjot Singh Sidhu reached outside Central jail in Patiala on Saturday ahead of release of former Punjab Congress president, however the District Congress Committee (DCC) skipped to reach the venue for his welcome.

The Times of India

Navjot Singh Sidhu may be released from Patiala Central Jail on Saturday

PATIALA: Former Punjab Congress president Navjot Singh Sidhu is expected to be released from Patiala Central Jail by Saturday and a tweet from Navjot Singh Sidhu’s account was also shared on Friday in this regard.

The Times of India

Dublin City Council gets tough on city centre hotel 'overconcentration'

The Council has refused three planning permissions for hotels and aparthotels in city centre in recent months

Dublin Live

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Mystery surrounds boutique hotel that was planned to be used as homeless hostel as eviction ban ends

The Peter McVerry Trust was granted planning permission to provide 'short-term accommodation' by Dublin City Council

Dublin Live

Huge redevelopment project planned by Dunnes Stores for site of Crumlin Shopping Centre

The shopping centre was a hub of activity with shoppers in the 1990s and 2000s, but in recent years many shops have closed down and it now only contains a Dunnes Stores supermarket

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Dolphins Challenge Cancer raises event-record $10 million over weekend

What an incredible turnout for a great cause!

Irish Mirror

Dublin family at wits end as home under siege from intimidating drug addicts

One young family faces a 'nightmare' on their doorstep every time they leave their Dublin city centre home. For the last 18 months, Karol Wisniewski, his partner Paulina Kepinska and their children Julia, 7, and Sabina, 4, have been living in what they describe as a 'dump'.

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Dublin Live

Family trapped in living hell as home under siege from intimidating drug addicts

EXCLUSIVE: The young family are afraid to leave their home as drug addicts shoot heroin, smoke crack and go to the bathroom right on their doorstep

Dublin Live

Council will defend 'de-zoning' of St Anne's Park despite DCC boss's advice

Property Group Marlet, which owns the site, had threatened to sue the Council which they said would "cost the taxpayer hundreds of thousands of euros in legal costs"

Dublin Live

Iveagh Markets preservation works to finally begin after years of decay

The works have been estimated to cost €12 million - and it is expected the Government will pay the bill

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Dolphins Challenge Cancer event rides in February

The initiative raised over $8 million in 2022.

Daily Mirror

Five-month-old baby has '20 year smoker's cough because of mouldy home'

Seven people across three generations are living in the Dublin flat, all of whom have been on antibiotics to combat illnesses they contracted they say as a result of the damp conditions

Dublin Live

Five-month-old baby has 20 year smoker's cough resident says, down to mould in Council housing

The baby has a shadow on her lung and everyone in the house has been on antibiotics

Dublin Live

Dublin City Council staff physically assaulted 166 times over the past five years

DCC boss Owen Keegan previously raised concerns about sending litter wardens into blackspots because "there is a high risk they will be assaulted"

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