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Babysitter asks family to pay half of $840 bill after they cancelled last minute

‘If I had cancelled this close, they’d be reasonably pissed and screwed,’ she writes

The Independent UK

CUET-PG to be conducted from June 5-12: National Testing Agency

The CUET-PG for admission to postgraduate programmes in universities across the country will be conducted from June 5-12. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

'I was a classy little boy up in my Manchester days': Iain Stirling returns to Old Trafford to commentate on Soccer Aid

Soccer Aid returns to the Manchester United football ground this June

Manchester Evening News

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Dublin councillor blasts 'constant issues' including lateness and unreliability of 68 bus route

Cllr Francis Timmons is calling on Dublin Bus and the NTA to immediately address issues surrounding the 68 bus route, while the highly-anticipated W6 BusConnects route won't be fully operational until 2024

Dublin Live

Man questions whether he was wrong to ‘ruin’ proposal taking place during his girlfriend’s party

He says he was mad because his girlfriend’s brother ‘hijacked’ the event she’d worked hard planning

The Independent UK

Soaring parking fees and congestion charges - how a trip to our cities could cost drivers more than €100

The NTA (National Transport Authority) have suggested that congestion charges of €10 per car a day and a 400% hike in parking charges could keep motorists away and reduce emissions

Irish Mirror

Dublin Bus drivers at brink of not stopping at popular stops due to ongoing security issues

With a shortage of taxis in the city centre along with security issues the drivers are beginning to feel like they have no choice

Dublin Live

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New €20million state-of-the art BusConnects plaza opens at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre

Six bus routes will terminate at the new hub outside Liffey Valley, which is good news for passengers

Dublin Live

Hundreds of complaints lodged about taxi drivers not accepting card payments

In September 2022, new measures were introduced that made it mandatory for all drivers to accept card payments

Irish Mirror

Irish Rail considering installing vending machines on inter-city trains as wait for trolley return goes on

Trolley services have been withdrawn for Irish inter-city services since the pandemic

Irish Mirror

Eamon Ryan outlines plans for 'whole city centre reorganisation' of Dublin's traffic

"We are going to have to do a whole city centre reorganisation of our traffic system which will be part of the demand management measures we are going to introduce, but also for the congestion that’s starting to gridlock this city"

Dublin Live

Dublin city centre set for major traffic reorganisation as Eamon Ryan announces €290m in funding

Eamon Ryan has announced €290m in new funding to support 1,200 active travel projects throughout Ireland. They include a mix of segregated cycle lands, widening footpaths, new walking and cycling bridges and pedestrian crossings.

Irish Mirror

Dublin Leap Card commuters can bring a 'plus one' on buses and Luas this Bank Holiday weekend

The National Transport Authority announced the “unique promotion” for Leap Card users which will entitle them to bring someone on-board any eligible Transport for Ireland train, tram, and bus services for free

Dublin Live

NTA publishes plans for Dublin's transport system with Luas, DART and Metrolink extensions

The plans include multiple extensions to the Luas to serve Finglas, Lucan, Poolbeg and Bray by 2029

Irish Mirror

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Contactless payments on public transport could start to be in place by Easter

Mr Ryan also addressed the criticisms of public transport IT infrastructure

Daily Mirror

Katie Price says she 'loves' that Harvey still believes in Santa as she shares sweet pic

The former glamour model, 44, shared a screengrab of her 20-year-old son Harvey having a video chat with Father Christmas before he got busy delivering Christmas presents

Daily Mirror

Love Island's Adam Collard 'offered to help' Katie Price and denies 'setting sights' on her

It was recently reported that the ITV2 star had his sights set on the former glamour model but, a representative for the Love Island star has said he wanted to 'help' Katie

Dublin Live

Dublin taxi man warns of 'rogue' drivers who are 'taking advantage'

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Dublin taxi man’s tips to get cab after Christmas night out as ‘rogue’ drivers ‘taking advantage’

Describing the practice as 'disgusting', the Dublin taxi driver told how he has been made aware of 'a collection of rogue taxi men' refusing to accept fares or asking for money up front.

Irish Mirror

180 illegal taxis or private hire vehicles found on Irish roads since 2020

The figures show that in 30 of the cases, the driver was operating without a valid driver licence

Daily Mirror

Katie Price fears for Carl Woods' 'big black book' of voicenotes 'ready to expose her'

Katie Price is said to be worried her former fiancé Carl Woods is going to release a series of voicenotes about her – which could be damaging to the mum-of-five's career

Daily Mirror

Marnie Simpson shows off very plump pout after 'starting off' with lip fillers again

Marnie Simpson has been flaunting her new lips after re-starting lip augmentations for the first time in years, despite previously vowing not to undergo more cosmetic procedures

Daily Mirror

Call The Midwife star Daniel Laurie reveals how cruel bullies forced him out of school

Actor Daniel Laurie, 27, who plays Reggie Jackson in BBC drama Call The Midwife, tells of quitting school because of children picking on him, and says he doesn't know where he'd be without the show

Irish Mirror

Ireland taxi warning as rogue drivers ripping off passengers with sneaky 'extra' charge

Exclusive: The Irish Mirror has learned that some unscrupulous drivers are making a quick extra buck by slapping on a new extra fee for accepting payment by ‘tapping’ your contactless card.

Dublin Live

Rogue taxi drivers illegally charging customers extra for card payments

The NTA has called on anyone who has been fleeced on extra charges to take the name and PSV number of the taxi driver and report them

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