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Wednesday, November 04, 2026
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Dublin is anticipating its largest policing operation in history next week, which is expected to cause significant traffic disruptions across the city. This extensive security measure coincides with upcoming EU events and planned industrial action.
Adding to the city's security arrangements, private security personnel will also be deployed to patrol the city centre. These developments come as the Health Service Executive (HSE) continues to face issues collecting millions of euros owed by pharmaceutical companies, a recurring financial concern.
In other news, a woman living near the border plans to travel to Dublin to give birth, seeking legal recognition for her wife as a parent, highlighting calls for changes to parentage laws. Separately, a Garda avoided prosecution for importing firearm parts, and an accountant was not jailed despite diverting company funds.
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Dublin is set to experience its largest policing operation in history next week, leading to significant traffic disruptions, coinciding with upcoming EU events and planned industrial action. Additionally, private security personnel will be deployed to patrol the city centre.
The Irish Times:
Private Security to Patrol Dublin City Centre
Private security personnel will be deployed to patrol the city center of Dublin.
TheJournal.ie:
Dublin faces huge traffic disruption next week in 'biggest policing operationβ¦
Dublin is bracing for significant traffic disruptions next week due to what is being described as the largest policing operation in Ireland's history, coinciding with EU events and industrial action.
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The Health Service Executive (HSE) in Ireland is still failing to collect millions of euros owed to it by pharmaceutical companies, a persistent issue impacting its financial operations.
TheJournal.ie:
HSE failing to collect millions of euro owed by pharma companies
The Health Service Executive (HSE) in Ireland is not collecting millions of euros owed to it by pharmaceutical companies.
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A Garda has avoided prosecution after arranging the import of firearm parts for a private gun club. In an unrelated case, an accountant was spared prison despite diverting β¬144,000 of company funds into their personal bank account.
Irish Examiner:
No prosecution for Garda who arranged firearm parts import
A Garda has avoided prosecution after arranging the import of firearm parts for a private gun club.
Irish Examiner:
Accountant avoids jail for diverting company money
An accountant has avoided prison after diverting β¬144,000 of company funds into their personal bank account.
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A woman living in Co Donegal will travel to Dublin to give birth to her twins so her wife can be legally recognized as their parent, highlighting calls for changes to parentage laws.
BreakingNews.ie:
Woman Living Near Border to Give Birth in Dublin for Parent Recognition
A woman living in Co Donegal will travel to Dublin to give birth to her twins so her wife can be recognized as their parent, highlighting calls for changes to parentage laws.
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