Irish News for November 2014 : Page 6

Irish News, Nov 4, 2014
'Significant' Diesel Laundering Operation Shut Down In Co Monaghan
Customs offices have shut down a "significant" diesel laundering operation in Co Monaghan. It is understood that the plant, uncovered at Drumboat, Inniskeen, had the capacity to launder approximately...

Irish News, Nov 3, 2014
New Facebook HQ Opens In Dublin
Facebook's new EMEA headquarters has been officially opened at Grand Canal Square in Dublin. Taoiseach Enda Kenny attended the ceremony and was joined by Sonia Flynn, Managing Director of Facebook I...

Irish News, Nov 3, 2014
IFA To Take Further Action Over Beef
The Irish Farmers' Association has announced it will take further action against beef factories in a dispute over price. The announcement follows an emergency meeting of the IFA Executive Council in ...

Irish News, Nov 3, 2014
105 Jobs Created In Canadian Software Firm Expansion
105 jobs are being created through the expansion of Canadian Software Company OpenText's Global Customer Support Centre in Cork. The investment is being supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterpris...

Irish News, Nov 3, 2014
Sinn Féin Deputy 'Won't Pay' Water Charges
Sinn Féin Deputy Leader Mary Lou McDonald has said she will not be paying the newly-introduced and controversial water charges. The Dublin TD made the announcement while appearing on RTÉ's The Week i...

Irish News, Nov 3, 2014
Half-Year Profit Rises 32% For Ryanair
Ryanair has announced a 32% increase in its half-year net profit. Its profit rose to €795m, leading the budget airline to predict its full-year profit would now be between €750m and €770m. The com...

Irish News, Nov 3, 2014
Appeal Following Shooting Incident In Dublin
An appeal for information has been launched by gardaí following a shooting incident in Islandbridge, Dublin, at the weekend. The incident happened around 6.55pm on Saturday (1 November), at a car pa...

Irish News, Nov 3, 2014
Childline Night Service Under Threat Of Closure
As many as 45,000 calls could go unanswered by children and young people in need next year if Childline is forced to cancel its night service. The charity, which currently runs a 24-hour service, sa...

Irish News, Nov 1, 2014
ESB And Vodafone Invest €450m In Joint Venture
The European Commission has given the go-ahead to create a joint ventre firm to deliver a 100% fibre-to-the-building broadband network for the first time in Ireland. ESB and Vodafone are investing €...