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Elaine Byrne

Dublin
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Weak garda vetting and drug-testing worries PCSA

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By Elaine Byrne
| Law Society of Ireland
Elaine Byrne (Pic: RollingNews.ie) Weak garda vetting and drug-testing worries PCSA The garda oversight body has said that delays in implementing stronger vetting and drug-testing procedures for members of the force are “surprising”. The Policing and Community Safety Authority (PCSA) says that vetting police personnel on an ongoing basis and randomly testing them for drugs or alcohol are standard practices in police services in other jurisdictions.
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‘Everything is gone’: Occupants advised to leave flooded homes

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By Elaine Byrne
| wandsworthtimes.co.uk
Residents have been warned to prepare for more flooding as further heavy rain is forecast over the bank holiday weekend, according to emergency planners. Clean-up operations continued amid the threat of more rain in some of the worst-affected towns, like Enniscorthy and Aughrim, and areas in South Dublin. These areas were on the itinerary for Minister of State for the Office of Public Works Kevin “Boxer” Moran on Thursday, as he assessed some of the flood damage after Storm Chandra.
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Why 2026 should be the year you make your Will

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By Elaine Byrne
| Image Magazine
A Will is important whether you are single, married, have children, own property or are living at home for so many reasons, principally for your peace of mind, to know that you are leaving things in order for those left behind. What is a Will? A Will is a written document which sets out your wishes as to what happens to your property and affairs on your death. Section 78 of the Succession Act provides that your Will should be signed in the presence of two witnesses.
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