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More than 300,000 remained without power across Ireland on Sunday.

The property is on the market with an asking price of €850,000

Unite said withholding pay when employees are unable to work could be considered an unauthorised deduction from wages, and therefore unlawful.

A spokesperson for Diageo said it has no intention to sell either the Guinness brand or its stake in Moët Hennessy.

Routes to be introduced in Phase 6a will serve communities between Dublin Airport, north Dublin, the city centre, south Dublin, Dun Laoghaire, and north Wicklow.

Investigations are ongoing.

Shortly after 10:00am on Saturday, gardaí and emergency services responded to an incident at a residence on O’Brien Street, Waterford, where the woman was found unresponsive.

The plan is to roll-out automated retail vending facilities nationwide.

Sinn Féin is the most popular party in the country on 22 per cent, up three.

Additional engineers have been brought from Great Britain to help NIE teams with restoration task.

340,000 customers are still without power as of Sunday morning.

Paddy Cole was affectionately known as “The King of The Swingers.”

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Storm Éowyn wreaked havoc across Ireland and parts of the UK causing power cuts and widespread damage

Minister for Housing James Browne said the Government is considering what supports are needed by affected families and businesses

Protesters marched to Leinster House for a rally on Saturday afternoon

The deceased remains at the scene, which is currently being preserved for examination by the Garda Technical Bureau.

Cars clogged up a main road and a car park at a filling station in Kells, Co Meath, on their quest for fuel today.

The incident happened in the Belfast Road area at about 11:20pm on Friday.