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On The Journalconsultations
Public invited to have their say on early plans for new greenway projects in Co Cork
On The Journaleurovision 2024
Ireland's Bambie Thug to compete in first Eurovision semi-final in May
On The JournalLeaked
Senior DUP member 'wore a wire' to leak key meeting to loyalist activist Jamie Bryson
DublinMerchants Quay says it will take time for drug users to 'trust' new supervised injection centre
Explainer
What is the new deposit-return scheme for bottles and cans and how will it work?
The scheme is being rolled out from Thursday.
On The Journaloideachas trí ghaeilge
Teachers say reintroduction of teaching-through-Irish allowance 'would make a massive difference'
the morning lead
'It's a real inequality': Educators call for teaching-through-Irish allowance to be reintroduced
The allowance was suspended in 2012 for any newly qualified teachers.
On The Journalis it a bird
'It's big!': Spotters flock to see largest ever passenger plane to land at Dublin Airport
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has arrived at Dublin Airport on the Boeing 747-8 for a two-day visit to Ireland.
On The JournalCourts
Supreme Court hears Graham Dwyer appeal against conviction of murder of Elaine O'Hara
On The JournalMiddle East
Mary Lou McDonald to address rally in London calling for ceasefire in Gaza
GazaTánaiste: Calls for govt to join genocide case against Israel are 'trying to create division' in Ireland
On The Journal7 deadly reads
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Health and Safety Authority
Significant increase in number of work-related deaths last year compared to 2022
43 people lost their lives in work-related incidents in 2023 compared to 28 the previous year.
Agriculture, forestry and fishing accounted for 20 fatalities, with farming accounting for 16 of these fatalities.
HSA Assistant Chief Executive Mark Cullen told The Journal that fatalities in the agriculture and construction sectors remain "stubbornly high".
