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Man defends mountain damage; CAB target was pallbearer at 'Whela' funeral and garda withdraws injury claim
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The damage to Faughill mountain on the border beween South Armagh and Louth has caused devastation to the wildlife of the area.
Here are the top stories from across sundayworld.com this evening:
According to locals, developer John Aiken (19) didn't apply for planning permission before ordering his digger drivers to rip out a substantial section of Foughill Mountain, near Jonesborough.
Cabra man Christopher ‘Git’ Waldron who was a former associate of Eamonn ‘the Don’ Dunne, was keen to show his support to Whelan’s side at his funeral
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Musclebound cop Jessica Feeney had alleged her injuries continued to cause her "constant pain and suffering"
After being asked to leave the taxi, Jonathan Turley said "How about I throw you out of the car?", before viciously assaulting the driver
Rifle-wielding Andrew McDade was given 100 hours community service for having the weapon without a certificate, with a judge warning he was lucky not to be jailed.
Today's Headlines
'gruesome assault' | Boy (14) hospitalised after after fight breaks out at train station
throupled | Una Healy says she is ‘haunted’ by infamous ‘throuple’ picture of her in black bikini
EXCLUSIVE | Mum who abandoned baby during ‘crazed cannibal attack’ on woman appeals sentence
make hay | Burst of Mediterranean weather to end as rain forecast for next weekend
all shook up | Neighbour from hell played music so loud it caused house next door to vibrate
booze ban call | Cllr calls for ‘aggressive seizure of alcohol’ after mass brawl on Dublin beach
devastated | Limerick woman burst into tears after ex walked free despite sex assault conviction
EXCLUSIVE | Gardaí say no ‘formal complaint’ made over alleged attack by Rory Gallagher on wife
gaa talking point | Pat Spillane: We were sold a pup and we’re now paying the price
crack down | New personal injury rules will mean it’s ‘curtains for fraudsters’