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MINISTER FOR Energy Eamon Ryan is standing over his decision on new rules from next July obliging fuel companies to include a minimum 4 per cent biofuel component in all transport fuels. Full Article at Irish Times
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Ryan Bubear says South Africans must realise political allegiance shouldn't be based on race. The Point brings you the first of many political deathmatches: Fikile Mbalula vs Kader Asmal. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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SOME 75 per cent of complaints made about policing aspects of the Corrib gas project were admitted for investigation by the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission, and seven files were sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions. Full Article at Irish Times
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A SPECIAL summit of the 27 EU leaders may take place on November 12th following Czech ratification of the treaty, by which time the identity of the next Irish commissioner may be known, Government sources said last night. Full Article at Irish Times
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THE GARDA Síochána Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) will discuss policing issues relating to the Corrib gas project at the Government’s community forum for development in northwest Mayo early next week. Full Article at Irish Times
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Today is a day when Europe looks forward, when it sets aside years of debate on its institutions, and moves to take strong and collective action on the issues that matter most to European citizens: security, climate change, jobs and growth
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They claim that the consumer is being poisoned out of existence by the current high-yielding systems of agricultural production and recommend we revert back to lower-yielding, so-called sustainable technologies
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Most of the emphasis is going to be on the spending side but we'll have to do further tax broadening measures
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This taxation commission report is bringing us in the right direction, getting away from just taxing labour or relying on speculative taxes on land and property and spreading out our tax base
– Eamon Ryan (politician) SOURCE: Irish Times
