Cadbury owner confirms loss of 200 jobs in Ireland Employees leave the Cadburys Factory in Coolock, Dublin. Mondelez employs more than 900 people across three sites in Ireland. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times

Firm to close Tallaght facility, cut 160 jobs at other Irish plants

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Lucinda Creighton and Karl Deeter present code of conduct prohibiting ‘cronyism’

Richie Boucher one of 13 summoned to Banking Inquiry Called to appear at the banking inquiry: Richie Boucher, Michael Buckley, Richard Burrows, Laurence Crowley, Frank Daly, Donal Forde, Robert Gallagher, Dermot Gleeson, Brian Goggin, Cormac McCarthy, Brendan McDonagh, Eugene Sheehy, Michael Torpey

Former executives of Bank of Ireland, AIB, Ulster Bank have been summoned to appear

Demolition of flats at St Teresa’s Gardens in Dublin 8 begins The council is to demolish all of the more than 300 flats in the complex, most of which are empty, and to rebuild less housing on the site. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times

Dublin City Council to spend €12.5 million on social housing regeneration scheme

Commissioner unveils biggest reshuffle of Garda since its foundation The changes represent Garda Commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan’s most significant change to the force. Photograph: Alan Betson / The Irish Times

Forty officers assigned to new posts and further 53 transferred to other positions

Gerry Feeney treated with ‘no dignity’ in Beaumont, niece says Gerry Feeney in undated photographs supplied by his family. Left, while on a trip abroad, and right, when he was in the Army, which he joined at age 18.

Investigation in case of Dublin man (81) who died weeks after discharge from hospital

Lupita Nyong’o’s $150,000 Oscars dress stolen from Hollywood hotel room Actress Lupita Nyong’o poses on the red carpet in this combination image for the 87th Oscars. Photograph: AFP/Getty

Calvin Klein dress - embellished with 6,000 pearls - was stolen from London Hotel

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Savile used his bullying, dominant personality to influence others Jimmy Savile celebrity awed some, while his bullying, dominant personality frightened others. His fund-raising skills were seen as useful by Margaret Thatcher’s government, particularly, who “feted” Savile. Photograph: Adrian Dennis/AFP/Getty Images
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Pádraig Harrington outshines Rory McIlroy in breezy Florida Rory Mcllroy gestures after hitting from the first tee. He shot a three-over-par 73. (AP Photo/Luis M. Alvarez)

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TD Ruth Coppinger accuses Alan Kelly of ‘Thatcherite’ tactics Anti Austerity Alliance TD Ruth Coppinger said water meter installers had been put in an “insidious position” but should consider the consequences of the work they carry out. Photograph: Dave Meehan/The Irish Times

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Psychiatrist available to assess suicidal autistic girl, says HSE The HSE issued a statement confirming a senior psychiatrist had contacted the girl’s mother on Thursday to discuss a number of assessment options.

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Couple attacked after defending gay son from homophobic taunts A mother and father were beaten up in their front garden after they defended their gay son from homophobic taunting, a court has heard

Court hears woman was punched, kicked and had a cigarette stubbed out on her face

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