Camouflaged cocaine, updated Metrolink costs, and the Dáil returns from its summer recess

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Crime gangs are disguising cocaine as coal, paper and treacle to smuggle it into the State and are changing the genetics of cannabis plants to circumvent Irish drugs laws, the head ofMeanwhile, the Dáil resumes after its summer recess.

Our political editor Pat Leahy outlines some of the flashpoints to watch out for during the coming term.is to overhaul the way it enforces parking, you’ve been sharing some of your horror experiences of being clamped. Irish borrowing costs hit bailout-era highsWhat’s the best way to make Ireland more equal?

‘The Big Four wha? ’ Justine Megan on navigating class, accents and leaving law for comedy‘I did the deed with the girlfriend of a very good friend and it’s been bothering my conscience lately’ Listen to ‘I did the deed with the girlfriend of a very good friend and it’s been bothering my conscience lately’As Leo Cullen prepares for his final season in charge, why haven’t Leinster strengthened?

Motorists don’t know annual running costs; landowners in the Dáil; and AI shares nosediveWorld Trade Center attack 25 years on; and Gerry Hutch’s son charged following extraditionMan killed and woman injured after M4 collision in Co MeathSydney Sweeney’s charmless gambling ad a grim reminder of the Page Three daysWhat to look out for as the Dáíl returns from its summer recessGovernment levy will impact funding for Uisce Éireann, IDA, Fáilte Ireland

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