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Irish News on Tue, Sep 10 2019, 2,557 days ago
Man's Body Discovered At Cork Farm
An investigation has been launched following the discovery of a man's body in Cork this morning. At about 7am the body of a 29-year-old man was found at a farm house in Shanavagoon, Ladysbridge, Co Cork. According to reports the man had suffered a "number of injuries".
An investigation has been launched following the discovery of a man's body in Cork this morning. At about 7am the body of a 29-year-old man was found at a farm house in Shanavagoon, Ladysbridge, Co Cork. According to reports the man had suffered a "number of injuries".
EPA Raise Concerns Over 'Inadequate' Drinking Water Plants
Cryptosporidium, a bug that causes serious stomach illness, was found in 25 public water supplies in 2018, up from 17 in 2017 and 12 in 2016, according to the latest report from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Cryptosporidium, a bug that causes serious stomach illness, was found in 25 public water supplies in 2018, up from 17 in 2017 and 12 in 2016, according to the latest report from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Professional Artists Urged To Avail Of Expansion Of Jobseekers Allowance
Trade union SIPTU has called on professional artists to avail of an expansion in the categories of those eligible to claim Jobseeker's Allowance while they focus on their artistic work and to develop their portfolio.
Trade union SIPTU has called on professional artists to avail of an expansion in the categories of those eligible to claim Jobseeker's Allowance while they focus on their artistic work and to develop their portfolio.
Meat Processors Urged To Return To Talks
Meat processors have been urged to return to talks, remove legal threats and agree to address key outstanding issues in reconvened beef talks.
Meat processors have been urged to return to talks, remove legal threats and agree to address key outstanding issues in reconvened beef talks.
Govt Accused Of Failing Consumers With Inaction On Insurance Industry
Ireland's insurance industry 'lacks transparency, accountability and regulation' and it is time for 'drastic action', Sinn Féin Finance spokesperson Pearse Doherty has said.
Ireland's insurance industry 'lacks transparency, accountability and regulation' and it is time for 'drastic action', Sinn Féin Finance spokesperson Pearse Doherty has said.
'Careers in Ireland' Jobs Fair To Be Held In London
A 'Careers in Ireland' Jobs Fair is to be held at the Clayton Hotel, Chiswick, London as part of the European Employment Services (EURES) programme.
A 'Careers in Ireland' Jobs Fair is to be held at the Clayton Hotel, Chiswick, London as part of the European Employment Services (EURES) programme.
First Bilingual Technology Curriculum Launched
A new bilingual technology curriculum has been announced by the Government Chief Whip and Minister of State for the Irish Language, the Gaeltacht and the Islands Seán Kyne T.D.
A new bilingual technology curriculum has been announced by the Government Chief Whip and Minister of State for the Irish Language, the Gaeltacht and the Islands Seán Kyne T.D.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 10 2018, 2,922 days ago
Four Food Businesses Forced To Close In August
Four food businesses were served with closure orders in August. The firms were found to be in breach of food safety legislation. The restaurants were located in Louth, Wexford and Meath.
Four food businesses were served with closure orders in August. The firms were found to be in breach of food safety legislation. The restaurants were located in Louth, Wexford and Meath.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 10 2015, 4,018 days ago
Orange Weather Warning Issued Across Ireland
An Orange weather warning for rain has been issued for a number of counties across Ireland. Met Éireann has issued the warning for counties, Connacht, Donegal, Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick and Tipperary.
An Orange weather warning for rain has been issued for a number of counties across Ireland. Met Éireann has issued the warning for counties, Connacht, Donegal, Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick and Tipperary.
FF Disappointed At Govt's Response To Refugee Crisis
Fianna Fáil has expressed disappointment at the government's unilateral strategy in response to the refugee crisis.
Fianna Fáil has expressed disappointment at the government's unilateral strategy in response to the refugee crisis.
Appeal For Witnesses Following Fatal Road Accident
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses following a fatal road traffic accident in County Waterford on Wednesday, 09 September. A man in his 50s was seriously injured when his motorcycle hit a wall on the R448, near Waterford City, at about 17:15.
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses following a fatal road traffic accident in County Waterford on Wednesday, 09 September. A man in his 50s was seriously injured when his motorcycle hit a wall on the R448, near Waterford City, at about 17:15.
Sinn Féin Calls For All-Ireland Suicide Prevention Agency
Sinn Féin leader, Gerry Adams, has praised all those in Ireland that "work hard every day of the week to reduce suicide".
Sinn Féin leader, Gerry Adams, has praised all those in Ireland that "work hard every day of the week to reduce suicide".
Missing Teenager Found 'Safe And Well'
A 14-year-old boy reported missing on Wednesday has been found "safe and well. Garda issued an appeal for help in tracing Dillon O'Neill, who had not been seen since just before 18:00 on Wednesday, 07 September.
A 14-year-old boy reported missing on Wednesday has been found "safe and well. Garda issued an appeal for help in tracing Dillon O'Neill, who had not been seen since just before 18:00 on Wednesday, 07 September.
Minister Welcomes Energy Price Cuts
Minister for Energy, Alex, White, has welcomed the news of price cuts by Bord Gáis Energy (BGE). From 01 October this year, the unit price of residential gas will be reduced by 2.5%, while the unit rate for electricity will be reduced by 2%.
Minister for Energy, Alex, White, has welcomed the news of price cuts by Bord Gáis Energy (BGE). From 01 October this year, the unit price of residential gas will be reduced by 2.5%, while the unit rate for electricity will be reduced by 2%.
Tourism Ireland Launches New Campaign
A new €12m seasonal tourism campaign has been launched by Tourism Ireland and Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe.
A new €12m seasonal tourism campaign has been launched by Tourism Ireland and Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 10 2014, 4,383 days ago
Govt Urged To 'Properly Implement' Vision For Change Strategy
The government has been urged to "properly implement" the Vision for Change recommendations. Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Mental Health, Colm Keaveney, said that while there have been "substantial improvements" since the strategy was published seven years ago, this had stalled in recent years.
The government has been urged to "properly implement" the Vision for Change recommendations. Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Mental Health, Colm Keaveney, said that while there have been "substantial improvements" since the strategy was published seven years ago, this had stalled in recent years.
Irish Association of Suicidology Say Stigma Is A Key issue
The President of the Irish Association of Suicidology has said that stigma is one of the key issues facing people when seeking assistance with mental and emotional health issues.
The President of the Irish Association of Suicidology has said that stigma is one of the key issues facing people when seeking assistance with mental and emotional health issues.
Cannabis Seized At Dublin Port
Customs officers have seized cannabis worth an estimated street value of €20,000 at Dublin Port. The drugs were found on Tuesday hidden in a vehicle that had arrived from Holyhead. Revenue Customs Service say that the drugs were uncovered during "routine profiling" at the port.
Customs officers have seized cannabis worth an estimated street value of €20,000 at Dublin Port. The drugs were found on Tuesday hidden in a vehicle that had arrived from Holyhead. Revenue Customs Service say that the drugs were uncovered during "routine profiling" at the port.
Man Critical After House Fire
An investigation has been launched into a house fire in Co Westmeath that has left a man in critical condition in hospital. It is understood that emergency services were called to a fire at a house in Battery Heights in Athlone at about 20:30 on Tuesday.
An investigation has been launched into a house fire in Co Westmeath that has left a man in critical condition in hospital. It is understood that emergency services were called to a fire at a house in Battery Heights in Athlone at about 20:30 on Tuesday.
New Data Protection Commissioner Appointed
Helen Dixon will leave her role as Registrar of Companies to replace Billy Hawkins as the new Data Protection Commissioner.
Helen Dixon will leave her role as Registrar of Companies to replace Billy Hawkins as the new Data Protection Commissioner.
Phil Hogan Appointed EU Agriculture And Development Commissioner
Fine Gael's Phil Hogan has been appointed the new European Union's Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development. The former Minister for the Environment was nominated for the position in July by the Taoiseach Enda Kenny. H will now be responsible for approximately 40% of the total EU budget.
Fine Gael's Phil Hogan has been appointed the new European Union's Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development. The former Minister for the Environment was nominated for the position in July by the Taoiseach Enda Kenny. H will now be responsible for approximately 40% of the total EU budget.
Fianna Fáil Urge Taoiseach To 'Come Clean' Over Health Reform Failings
The Taoiseach has been urged to "come clean on the glaring failings in Government health policy", Fianna Fáil Leader Micheál Martin has said.
The Taoiseach has been urged to "come clean on the glaring failings in Government health policy", Fianna Fáil Leader Micheál Martin has said.
Govt Urged To Make Suicide Prevention A Priority
The government must make suicide prevention a priority, Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has said. Mr Adams made his comments today to mark International Suicide Prevention Day and called for a fully integrated all-Ireland strategy on suicide prevention.
The government must make suicide prevention a priority, Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has said. Mr Adams made his comments today to mark International Suicide Prevention Day and called for a fully integrated all-Ireland strategy on suicide prevention.
DCC Housing Development Opens In Inchicore
A €16.9 million Dublin City Council housing development has been officially opened by the President of Ireland. Mr Michael D. Higgins opened Thornton Heights, part of the regeneration of St Michael's Estate, Inchicore on Tuesday 09 September.
A €16.9 million Dublin City Council housing development has been officially opened by the President of Ireland. Mr Michael D. Higgins opened Thornton Heights, part of the regeneration of St Michael's Estate, Inchicore on Tuesday 09 September.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 10 2013, 4,748 days ago
Body Discovered On Mornington Beach
Gardai from Laytown are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of the body of a male in his 40s found on Mornington Beach, Co Meath. The Office of the State pathologist has been notified. The body is still at the scene. The area has been sealed off for a Technical examination.
Gardai from Laytown are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of the body of a male in his 40s found on Mornington Beach, Co Meath. The Office of the State pathologist has been notified. The body is still at the scene. The area has been sealed off for a Technical examination.
Govt Criticised For Failing To Support End Of Female Genital Mutilation
Ireland was praised for taking significant steps to protect human rights during the EU Presidency earlier this year in a review published today by Amnesty International.
Ireland was praised for taking significant steps to protect human rights during the EU Presidency earlier this year in a review published today by Amnesty International.
Body Recovered In River Search
A man has drowned following an incident in the Avoca River in County Wicklow in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Two men went into the river from the Marine Village apartments, where it is believed they both lived. One man who raised the alarm survived the incident.
A man has drowned following an incident in the Avoca River in County Wicklow in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Two men went into the river from the Marine Village apartments, where it is believed they both lived. One man who raised the alarm survived the incident.
Man Arrested Following Cash-In-Transit Robbery
A man has been arrested following a cash-in-transit robbery that occurred on the Old Bawn Road, Tallaght at approximately 1pm yesterday afternoon (Monday 9 September).
A man has been arrested following a cash-in-transit robbery that occurred on the Old Bawn Road, Tallaght at approximately 1pm yesterday afternoon (Monday 9 September).
16% Of Students Have An Unwanted Sexual Experience, Report Shows
Senator Ivana Bacik is launching a landmark report published by the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) entitled 'Say Something', which documents students' experiences of harassment, stalking, violence and sexual assaults.
Senator Ivana Bacik is launching a landmark report published by the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) entitled 'Say Something', which documents students' experiences of harassment, stalking, violence and sexual assaults.
Two Arrested Following Cannabis Seizure
A man and woman have been arrested after a quantity of cannabis herb was seized following a stop and search of a vehicle in Ballymote yesterday evening (Monday 9 September). Gardaí stopped a car on the N4, Castlebaldwin, Ballymote, Co Sligo.
A man and woman have been arrested after a quantity of cannabis herb was seized following a stop and search of a vehicle in Ballymote yesterday evening (Monday 9 September). Gardaí stopped a car on the N4, Castlebaldwin, Ballymote, Co Sligo.
80% Of Irish Women Consume Alcohol During Pregnancy
A HRB funded study at University College Cork (UCC) suggests alcohol consumption in the first fifteen weeks of pregnancy does not alter odds for small-for-gestational-age neonate, reduced birth weight, preeclampsia, or spontaneous preterm birth.
A HRB funded study at University College Cork (UCC) suggests alcohol consumption in the first fifteen weeks of pregnancy does not alter odds for small-for-gestational-age neonate, reduced birth weight, preeclampsia, or spontaneous preterm birth.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 10 2012, 5,113 days ago
Rabbitte Open To Examine Changes To Croke Park Agreement
Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources Pat Rabbitte has said that there is merit in re-examining the terms of the Croke Park Agreement in the context of the upcoming Budget.
Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources Pat Rabbitte has said that there is merit in re-examining the terms of the Croke Park Agreement in the context of the upcoming Budget.
Eircom Companies Found Guilty Of Data Protection Breaches
Telecoms companies Meteor and eMobile have been ordered to pay a total of €30,000 to two charities after pleading guilty to multiple breaches of data protection legislation at Dublin District Court.
Telecoms companies Meteor and eMobile have been ordered to pay a total of €30,000 to two charities after pleading guilty to multiple breaches of data protection legislation at Dublin District Court.
Stabbing Victim Found Hidden In Wardrobe Wrapped In Plastic
A man is expected to be charged at Dublin District Court this morning with the murder of Christopher Jackson. The man was questioned over the weekend following the discovery of Mr Jacksons body on Saturday afternoon.
A man is expected to be charged at Dublin District Court this morning with the murder of Christopher Jackson. The man was questioned over the weekend following the discovery of Mr Jacksons body on Saturday afternoon.
Two Injured After Luas And Bin Lorry Collide
Disruptions have been caused to the Dublin Red Line Luas service following a collision between a tram and a bin truck. The crash happened at the junction between Benburb Street and Temple Street West.
Disruptions have been caused to the Dublin Red Line Luas service following a collision between a tram and a bin truck. The crash happened at the junction between Benburb Street and Temple Street West.
Shatter Defends Gardaí Not To Intervene At Ryan Funeral
A decision by the gardaí to not intervene after a volley of shots was fired at the funeral of dissident republican Alan Ryan has been defended by minister for justice Alan Shatter.
A decision by the gardaí to not intervene after a volley of shots was fired at the funeral of dissident republican Alan Ryan has been defended by minister for justice Alan Shatter.
RTÉ Making Efforts To Improve Diversity
Director of programmes at RTÉ has said that the broadcaster is working on “a number of projects” to get new faces on television and improve the diversity of on-air contributors.
Director of programmes at RTÉ has said that the broadcaster is working on “a number of projects” to get new faces on television and improve the diversity of on-air contributors.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 10 2010, 5,844 days ago
Vulnerable Man's 'Frenzied Killer' Sought
The North's police are hunting a 'frenzied killer' after they revealed that the man murdered in Armagh last week was stabbed in a brutal attack. The victim, a vulnerable person, was Kevin Fletcher, 32, who was found dead at his flat in Castle Street last Friday morning.
The North's police are hunting a 'frenzied killer' after they revealed that the man murdered in Armagh last week was stabbed in a brutal attack. The victim, a vulnerable person, was Kevin Fletcher, 32, who was found dead at his flat in Castle Street last Friday morning.
Court Date For Gang Suspect
A man will apear in court at Thurles later following his arrest in connection with an ongoing Garda operation into organised crime and drug distribution in Co Tipperary.
A man will apear in court at Thurles later following his arrest in connection with an ongoing Garda operation into organised crime and drug distribution in Co Tipperary.
'Slow Down' For All Ireland
In advance of the All-Ireland football final which takes place on Sunday week, (18th September), An Garda Síochána is appealing to all road users to stay safe when travelling to and from the match.
In advance of the All-Ireland football final which takes place on Sunday week, (18th September), An Garda Síochána is appealing to all road users to stay safe when travelling to and from the match.
Martin Attends EU Summit
Foreign Minister Micheál Martin is in Brussels today for a two-day meeting with his EU counterparts. Hosted by the Belgian Presidency, the so-called 'Gymnich' meeting of foreign ministers will offer a valuable opportunity for informal exchanges on a range of key current issues.
Foreign Minister Micheál Martin is in Brussels today for a two-day meeting with his EU counterparts. Hosted by the Belgian Presidency, the so-called 'Gymnich' meeting of foreign ministers will offer a valuable opportunity for informal exchanges on a range of key current issues.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 10 2009, 6,209 days ago
No Coalition With FF Say Labour
Labour leader Eamon Gilmore has rubbished speculation that Labour might enter into power with Fianna Fáil after the next election. Mr Gilmore denied any deal would be cut with the governing party after the election while speaking at the annual think-in meeting of the party in Waterford.
Labour leader Eamon Gilmore has rubbished speculation that Labour might enter into power with Fianna Fáil after the next election. Mr Gilmore denied any deal would be cut with the governing party after the election while speaking at the annual think-in meeting of the party in Waterford.
Voters To Use Lisbon To Show Disapproval In Gov
An anti-Lisbon website Voteno.ie has claimed voters will show their disapproval in the Government by voting no in the upcoming crucial referendum.
An anti-Lisbon website Voteno.ie has claimed voters will show their disapproval in the Government by voting no in the upcoming crucial referendum.
Reform Of FÁS Practices 'Underway'
Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Mary Coughlan has said work is already underway to address bad practice at FÁS.
Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Mary Coughlan has said work is already underway to address bad practice at FÁS.
Cowen Launches Drug Strategy
The Taoiseach has today launched a the latest Government strategy for tackling Ireland's illegal drug use. Significantly, Brian Cowen conceded the issue of drug abuse continued to be one of the most significant challenges facing the State, and accepted the problem is growing.
The Taoiseach has today launched a the latest Government strategy for tackling Ireland's illegal drug use. Significantly, Brian Cowen conceded the issue of drug abuse continued to be one of the most significant challenges facing the State, and accepted the problem is growing.
Prices Rise For First Time In Year
In what is being considered as a possible "green shoot" indicating the slow return to growth, Government figures have revealed consumer prices rose by 0.4% last month. The rise is the first increase since September of last year.
In what is being considered as a possible "green shoot" indicating the slow return to growth, Government figures have revealed consumer prices rose by 0.4% last month. The rise is the first increase since September of last year.
Labour Wades Into Public Sector Pay Debate
The Labour Party leader has stepped into the ongoing fray over mooted public sector pay reductions.
The Labour Party leader has stepped into the ongoing fray over mooted public sector pay reductions.
Man Arrested During Naas Drug Seizure
A man has been arrested in County Kildare after the seizure of a quantity of class A drugs. Gardai made the arrest and seized a quantity of cocaine following a search operation in Naas, Co.Kildare last night.
A man has been arrested in County Kildare after the seizure of a quantity of class A drugs. Gardai made the arrest and seized a quantity of cocaine following a search operation in Naas, Co.Kildare last night.
NAMA Bill To Be Published Today
A revised version of the Government's controversial asset management plan is to be published today.
A revised version of the Government's controversial asset management plan is to be published today.
Decision Due On Zoe Group Survival
Developer Liam Carroll's Zoe group is today waiting to hear in the High Court whether it will survive, for the second time. The High Court is expected to announce its decision today on whether to appoint an examiner to the powerful Irish property developer's troubled Zoe group.
Developer Liam Carroll's Zoe group is today waiting to hear in the High Court whether it will survive, for the second time. The High Court is expected to announce its decision today on whether to appoint an examiner to the powerful Irish property developer's troubled Zoe group.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 10 2008, 6,574 days ago
Man Shot Dead In Dublin
A man has been shot and killed outside a house in Dublin. Gardaí were called to the scene where they found a man in his 20s who had been shot a number of times in the front garden of the house at Woodavens just before midnight.
A man has been shot and killed outside a house in Dublin. Gardaí were called to the scene where they found a man in his 20s who had been shot a number of times in the front garden of the house at Woodavens just before midnight.
Labour Hold Conference In Run Up To Dáil Return
Senior members of the Labour Party are gathering in Clonmel for their annual conference before the Dáil begins its new session. The Dáil is due to re-convene on September 24 and the party leaders are expected to focus heavily on the state of the economy.
Senior members of the Labour Party are gathering in Clonmel for their annual conference before the Dáil begins its new session. The Dáil is due to re-convene on September 24 and the party leaders are expected to focus heavily on the state of the economy.
Gasline Protester Goes On Hunger Strike
A Corrib gasline protestor has announced she is going on hunger strike on Tuesday night. Maura Harrington, who is reportedly one of the leading campaigners over Shell's gas pipeline plans, began the strike on the arrival of a pipe-laying vessel.
A Corrib gasline protestor has announced she is going on hunger strike on Tuesday night. Maura Harrington, who is reportedly one of the leading campaigners over Shell's gas pipeline plans, began the strike on the arrival of a pipe-laying vessel.
Official Suicide Rate 'Not True Figure' Says Opposition
The latest report from the National Office for Suicide Prevention says the suicide rate is a levelling off in Ireland. The report, which coincides with World Suicide Prevention Day, is also being marked with a number of events around the country.
The latest report from the National Office for Suicide Prevention says the suicide rate is a levelling off in Ireland. The report, which coincides with World Suicide Prevention Day, is also being marked with a number of events around the country.
Ban On Shop Sizes To Be Lifted
A government body has called for the government to lift the size restrictions presently in force on grocery shops.
A government body has called for the government to lift the size restrictions presently in force on grocery shops.
Minister Steps In To Save Confiscated Drink
A Fianne Fail minister is pushing for new proposals to spare the alcohol confiscated by gardaí under the new Intoxicating Liquor Act. The Minister believes the apprehended alcohol should be put to positive use rather than being destroyed.
A Fianne Fail minister is pushing for new proposals to spare the alcohol confiscated by gardaí under the new Intoxicating Liquor Act. The Minister believes the apprehended alcohol should be put to positive use rather than being destroyed.
Patient Information Stolen From HSE Worker
The Health Service Executive (HSE) has confirmed that confidential patient information has been stolen from one of its employees. A spokesman from the health service has admitted a laptop, a blackberry and a data disc was stolen from the home of a member of staff last Wednesday.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) has confirmed that confidential patient information has been stolen from one of its employees. A spokesman from the health service has admitted a laptop, a blackberry and a data disc was stolen from the home of a member of staff last Wednesday.
Mental Hospital Move To Prison Rejected
Plans to relocate the Central Mental Hospital to a new prison have been rejected by the opposition, who have been backed by the mental health commission.
Plans to relocate the Central Mental Hospital to a new prison have been rejected by the opposition, who have been backed by the mental health commission.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 10 2007, 6,940 days ago
Forensic Tests Carried Out On Castleknock Device
Forensic tests are to be carried out today on a suspect device that was found on Summerton Road in Castleknock, west Dublin, last night. The homemade bomb was discovered behind a wall in a lunch box at around 7 pm and an army team was called in to remove the device just after 9 pm.
Forensic tests are to be carried out today on a suspect device that was found on Summerton Road in Castleknock, west Dublin, last night. The homemade bomb was discovered behind a wall in a lunch box at around 7 pm and an army team was called in to remove the device just after 9 pm.
Age Increase Is One Of The Biggest Causes Of Breast Cancer
Many Irish women fail to recognise that increasing in age is one of the biggest factors for developing breast cancer, according to a report by the Irish Cancer Society. The research was announced at Breast Cancer Awareness Month this morning as part of its Action Breast Cancer programme.
Many Irish women fail to recognise that increasing in age is one of the biggest factors for developing breast cancer, according to a report by the Irish Cancer Society. The research was announced at Breast Cancer Awareness Month this morning as part of its Action Breast Cancer programme.
Regeneration Work In Limerick Begins
Two new State-backed agencies are beginning regeneration work today to improve two of Limerick city's most socially and economically deprived suburbs.
Two new State-backed agencies are beginning regeneration work today to improve two of Limerick city's most socially and economically deprived suburbs.
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