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24.06.2008 23:27
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Gambling online is not always such a safe bet
24.06.2008 23:27
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INTERNET BETTING: The legal status of internet betting is a grey area, but that is not stopping bookmakers and even the National Lottery from moving online
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Social reasons given for restricting online sector
24.06.2008 23:27
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GAMBLING OVERSEAS: The US and France are among a number of countries that have banned online gambling, writes Barry O'Halloran
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Social Life
'Your livelihood is your bankroll' - be secure
24.06.2008 23:26
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ONLINE SECURITY: A SENSE of security in financial dealing is of great importance to anybody who values their money. But, for people involved in online gaming, knowing their funds are protected is of paramount importance, as in many cases their bankroll is their livelihood.
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One in three addicted gamblers female
24.06.2008 23:26
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WOMEN TARGETED: WOMEN HAVE become hooked on online gambling - an industry worth €400 million in Europe, the US and Canada alone. When BT asked Limerick women in a survey last year to name something that they were ashamed of doing online, 15 per cent replied "gambling".
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Hospital staff back surgeon's patient care claim
24.06.2008 23:26
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CONSULTANT MEDICAL staff at Cork University Hospital (CUH)last night issued a statement in support of a colleague who was critical of patient care at the hospital. This came after hospital management publicly rejected the doctor's 4d7 criticisms.
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Port of Cork planning decision due today
24.06.2008 23:26
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THE PORT of Cork will learn today if it has been successful in a planning application to develop a €160 million container terminal at Ringaskiddy in Cork Harbour amid objections by a number of groups and individuals living in the lower harbour.
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In Short
24.06.2008 23:26
ireland.com
A round up of today's other stories in brief...
Ireland
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No plan to crack down on L-drivers
24.06.2008 23:25
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GARDAÍ HAVE no plans to specifically target unaccompanied learner drivers from next Tuesday.
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Autonews
Speed cameras to be installed in Port Tunnel
24.06.2008 23:24
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SPEED CAMERAS will be installed in Dublin’s Port Tunnel in a joint project by the National Roads Authority (NRA) and gardaí.
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Autonews
Tax on safety equipment should be axed, says poll
24.06.2008 23:24
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OVER 70 PER cent of Irish adults believe the Government should remove taxation on safety equipment such as air bags, according to a new survey.
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Getting the best deal coming up to deadline
24.06.2008 23:24
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Countdown to carbon taxIn the last of our series, Paddy Comyn reviews the price changes set to affect a wide range of brands
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Autonews
No let-up for motor industry
24.06.2008 23:24
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WITH LESS than a week left before the new emissions-based tax regime comes into effect, a new survey doesn’t offer much comfort to the car industry.
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Bringing back the sporty legend
24.06.2008 23:24
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Resurrecting an old favourite is always risky, but as Paddy Comyn discovers, VW have done well with their new Scirocco
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Autonews
A little history
24.06.2008 23:24
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THE SCIROCCO, which means a hot desert wind that the Sahara sends in the direction of the Mediterranean, made its debut in 1974 just after the premiere of the Passat and it was the successor to the Karmann Ghia.
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