Irish News for February 2012 : Page 6

Irish News, Feb 1, 2012
Road Safety Alert Over Icy Conditions
Ireland's roads authority have alerted road users of very cold weather for the coming week with strong easterly winds. The Road Safety Authority (RSA) said rain, sleet and some snow was forecast with...

Irish News, Feb 1, 2012
Ryanair Call Sale of Stansted After Ruling
Budget airline Ryanair has called on the British Airport Authority (BAA) to sell of Stansted Airport after a ruling by the Competition Commission was upheld. The Competition Commission originally rul...

Irish News, Feb 1, 2012
Man Arrested Over Cannabis Find
A man has been arrested during a drug seizure and at the Swan, Laois on Tuesday evening. Gardai from Abbeyleix Garda Station said they have arrested a man in his 40's and seized a quantity of cannab...

Irish News, Feb 1, 2012
Works Will Sustain Jobs For Around 3,800 People
Minister for Transport, Tourism & Sport Leo Varadkar has announced details of the €379.5 million investment programme for 2012 for regional and local roads. Minister Varadkar said the package represe...

Irish News, Feb 1, 2012
January Breaks Dull Records
January has broken records for being dull, Met Eireann has revealed. The mean temperatures for the first month of the year were above normal everywhere with largest differences above normal in the w...

Irish News, Feb 1, 2012
Jobless Numbers 'a National Emergency' - Union
Ireland's unions have said the continuing levels of high unemployment were a "national emergency", in response to official figures published on Tuesday. The figures released by the Central Statistic...

Irish News, Feb 1, 2012
Garda Report On Child Abuse Published
The Justice Minister has published the report by the Garda on how to respond to child sexual abuse cases. Justice Minister Alan Shatter published the document, which also assesses the progress made ...

Irish News, Feb 1, 2012
Technicality Could Force Referendum On Treaty
Independent TDs could use a constructional anomaly to force a referendum on last week's European Treaty, according to a South West TD. In recent days, Opposition parties and Independent TDs have bee...

Irish News, Feb 1, 2012
Everton Protestor Was Ryanair Activist
The man who handcuffed himself to the goalpost during Tuesday nights premiership match between Everton and Manchester City is an anti-Ryanair campaigner. John Foley, 46, stopped the game for around ...