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Crime gangs marching drug users’ relatives to post offices and forcing them to hand over social welfare cash

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By Ali Bracken 
| The Economy of Everything
Crime gangs marching drug users’ relatives to post offices and forcing them to hand over social welfare cash Warning that drug-debt intimidation is on the rise nationwide Siobhán Maher says intimidation is on the rise — and is having a major impact in every county in Ireland. Drug gang members are escorting people into post offices to collect their social welfare payments — and then forcing them to immediately hand the cash over, the Sunday Independent has learned.
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‘It’s all about housing and the cost of living’: on the campaign trail with less than a week to the Dublin Central by-election

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By Wayne O'Connor , Ali Bracken 
| The Economy of Everything
‘It’s all about housing and the cost of living’: on the campaign trail with less than a week to the Dublin Central by-election ‘Sunday Independent’ joins canvassers to hear concerns on doorsteps Wayne O'Connor and Ali Bracken Today at 06:30 May Kenny recently retired from working in the Mater Hospital and is sleeping on a pullout couch in her sitting room.
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Detective garda in ‘Bikegate’ controversy to get backdated sick pay

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By Ali Bracken 
| Irish Independent
Lawyers for the State did not contest the application. Photo: PA A final legal action by the garda officer at the centre of the “bikegate” controversy has now concluded, and the officer is expected to receive around €50,000 in backdated sick pay. A judicial review application taken on behalf of Detective Garda Eamonn Cunnane came before the High Court last Tuesday.
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