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Man Arrested After Stabbing Three Women in Paris
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Man Arrested After Stabbing Three Women in Paris

A man was arrested in Paris after stabbing three women with knives, an attack he reportedly claimed was commanded by Allah. An off-duty police officer and members of the public helped subdue the suspect.

Two Men Charged Following Large Drug Seizures in Ireland
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Two Men Charged Following Large Drug Seizures in Ireland

Two men have been charged in connection with significant drug seizures in Ireland, including a €1.4 million haul in north Dublin and a €4.2 million cannabis seizure in County Clare. These arrests follow successful police operations targeting drug trafficking.

Radio Executive Arrested in €111k Cannabis Seizure
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Radio Executive Arrested in €111k Cannabis Seizure

A Bauer Media employee was arrested following a 'controlled delivery' of €111,000 worth of cannabis to the company's offices. This arrest is linked to a larger €4.2 million cannabis seizure in County Clare.

Bunratty housing plan rejected over tourism impact
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Bunratty housing plan rejected over tourism impact

A proposal for 58 homes in Bunratty, Co Clare, was rejected by An Coimisiún Pleanála, citing concerns that the development would be 'unsympathetic to the distinctive historic character' of the town and negatively impact tourism.

Authorities Seize Large Cannabis Hauls in Ireland and Slovenia
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Authorities Seize Large Cannabis Hauls in Ireland and Slovenia

Law enforcement agencies in both Ireland and Slovenia have conducted significant operations, resulting in the seizure of large quantities of cannabis. The hauls are estimated to be worth up to €2 million in Ireland and €1 million in Slovenia.