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    Students at the University of Galway are holding a sleep out in Eyre Square to highlight the fact that the housing crisis is now “continuously getting worse”.
    Students to sleep out in Eyre Square to protest housing 'continuously getting worse'
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    Re-Box gather thousands of cardboard boxes, empty bottles, caps, lids and containers, repurposes them and sells them on to other companies. It’s a walking talking example of how the circular economy can work! Chief Executive of Re-Box, Michael Doherty, is our Green Business
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    'The Government has incentivised SIPTU, ICTU, Fórsa, to become combative because they've proven that it works.' The fuel protests might have proved a "significant shift in industrial relations with the state", and that the Government makes decisions with "interest groups that
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    Public sector workers have voted for industrial action because they are inspired by this spring’s fuel protest, SIPTU has said.
    Fuel protests inspired public sector workers' vote for strike action - SIPTU
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    The 2026/27 storm names have been revealed! The names are decided by Met Éireann, the Met Office in the UK, and the Dutch forecasting service KNMI. As explained by the Met Office, "every name tells a story". To mark 90 years of Met Éireann, Storm Austen is in honour of Austen