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Irish News on Thu, Aug 15 2019, 2,557 days ago
FF Call For Update On 37 'Critical Créches'
Tusla and the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs have been called on for an update on the 37 previously identified "critical créches".
Tusla and the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs have been called on for an update on the 37 previously identified "critical créches".
Irish News on Wed, Aug 15 2018, 2,922 days ago
Parents And Children To Benefit From New Free Pre-School Scheme
The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr Katherine Zappone, has announced a free pre-school ECCE scheme to be introduced this September to benefit children, parents and childcare providers.
The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr Katherine Zappone, has announced a free pre-school ECCE scheme to be introduced this September to benefit children, parents and childcare providers.
Irish News on Tue, Aug 15 2017, 3,287 days ago
Not One Application Under Town & Village Renewal Programme Has Been Approved
Applications under the Town & Village Renewal Programme 2017 are still "being assessed", the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys, has revealed in a response to a Parliamentary Question.
Applications under the Town & Village Renewal Programme 2017 are still "being assessed", the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys, has revealed in a response to a Parliamentary Question.
Irish News on Mon, Aug 15 2016, 3,652 days ago
Teenagers Recaptured After Oberstown Escape
All five teenagers who escaped from the Oberstown detention centre in north Dublin have been recaptured, garda have reported. The teenage boys, aged between 15 and 17, are understood to have been armed with bats and golf clubs when they escaped the centre shortly after 6pm on Saturday, 13 August.
All five teenagers who escaped from the Oberstown detention centre in north Dublin have been recaptured, garda have reported. The teenage boys, aged between 15 and 17, are understood to have been armed with bats and golf clubs when they escaped the centre shortly after 6pm on Saturday, 13 August.
Witness Appeal Following Armed Robbery In Kildare
Gardaí have issued an appeal for witnesses following an armed robbery in Athy, Co Kildare. A man carrying a hand gun entered a shop in the Dunbrin area of Athy at around 4pm on Friday, 12 August. After threatening staff and demanding money, he left the scene with a sum of cash.
Gardaí have issued an appeal for witnesses following an armed robbery in Athy, Co Kildare. A man carrying a hand gun entered a shop in the Dunbrin area of Athy at around 4pm on Friday, 12 August. After threatening staff and demanding money, he left the scene with a sum of cash.
€9m Arts and Culture Capital Scheme 2016 Announced
Funding of €9 million has been secured for the Arts and Culture Capital Scheme 2016, the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys, has announced.
Funding of €9 million has been secured for the Arts and Culture Capital Scheme 2016, the Minister for Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, Heather Humphreys, has announced.
Call For Additional Counselling Support As Leaving Cert Results Are Released
Extra efforts should be made to provide additional counselling support for students receiving their Leaving Certificate results this week, it has been suggested. Making the call, Sinn Féin spokesperson on Suicide Prevention, Pat Buckley, said: "Being a teenager today is very hard.
Extra efforts should be made to provide additional counselling support for students receiving their Leaving Certificate results this week, it has been suggested. Making the call, Sinn Féin spokesperson on Suicide Prevention, Pat Buckley, said: "Being a teenager today is very hard.
SIPTU Slams Fuller Working Lives Report
The first report of the Interdepartmental Group on Fuller Working Lives has been described as "a useless piece of window dressing", by SIPTU General President Jack O'Connor.
The first report of the Interdepartmental Group on Fuller Working Lives has been described as "a useless piece of window dressing", by SIPTU General President Jack O'Connor.
FF 'Extremely Worried' Over Lack Of Consultant Cover At Emergency Departments
One in three hospital Emergency Departments do not have Emergency Consultant cover, according to Fianna Fáil Health spokesperson, Billy Kelleher.
One in three hospital Emergency Departments do not have Emergency Consultant cover, according to Fianna Fáil Health spokesperson, Billy Kelleher.
Taoiseach And Ministers Congratulate O'Donovan Brothers On Olympic Medals
The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport and the Minister of State for Tourism and Sport have congratulated Paul and Gary O'Donovan on winning Ireland's first ever Olympic silver medal in rowing.
The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport and the Minister of State for Tourism and Sport have congratulated Paul and Gary O'Donovan on winning Ireland's first ever Olympic silver medal in rowing.
Appeal Issued For Missing 24-Year-Old Philip Finnegan
Gardaí at Kilmainham have issued an appeal for help in tracing the whereabouts of a 24-year-old man from Dublin. Philip Finnegan has been missing from his home at Mary Aikenhead House, Dublin 8, since Wednesday, 10 August.
Gardaí at Kilmainham have issued an appeal for help in tracing the whereabouts of a 24-year-old man from Dublin. Philip Finnegan has been missing from his home at Mary Aikenhead House, Dublin 8, since Wednesday, 10 August.
Teenager Arrested Over Firearm Incident In Dublin
A teenager has been arrested in connection with a disturbance in Dublin. Gardaí were called to reports of a disturbance, involving a teenager with a firearm, at a house in Kilmainham at around 9.30am on Saturday, 13 August. The teenager had left the scene when garda arrived.
A teenager has been arrested in connection with a disturbance in Dublin. Gardaí were called to reports of a disturbance, involving a teenager with a firearm, at a house in Kilmainham at around 9.30am on Saturday, 13 August. The teenager had left the scene when garda arrived.
Irish News on Fri, Aug 15 2014, 4,383 days ago
Gardaí Motorcycle Officers Injured In Collision
Two gardaí motorcycle officers are being treated in hospital after being involved in a collision in Co Sligo. It is understood that the officers were responding to a road traffic accident on the Manorhamilton Road when they were involved in a collision.
Two gardaí motorcycle officers are being treated in hospital after being involved in a collision in Co Sligo. It is understood that the officers were responding to a road traffic accident on the Manorhamilton Road when they were involved in a collision.
Students Urged To Explore Their Options
Students who yesterday received their Leaving Cert results have been urged to "remember that they have plenty of options.
Students who yesterday received their Leaving Cert results have been urged to "remember that they have plenty of options.
Property Tax Consultation 'A Sham' - SF
The Local Property Tax consultation process has been described as a "sham exercise" and a "cynical attempt to pretend there has been meaningful consultation" by Sinn Féin’s Spokesperson on the Environment, Community and Local Government Brian Stanley.
The Local Property Tax consultation process has been described as a "sham exercise" and a "cynical attempt to pretend there has been meaningful consultation" by Sinn Féin’s Spokesperson on the Environment, Community and Local Government Brian Stanley.
No Confirmed Or Suspected Cases Of Ebola In Ireland - HSE
There are no confirmed or suspected cases of ebola in Ireland, the Health Service Executive has said. In a statement on their website, the HSE said: "The National Isolation Unit in the Mater Hospital is used for patients with a variety of infectious diseases.
There are no confirmed or suspected cases of ebola in Ireland, the Health Service Executive has said. In a statement on their website, the HSE said: "The National Isolation Unit in the Mater Hospital is used for patients with a variety of infectious diseases.
Woman Hands 100-Year-Old Explosive Into Gardaí Station
A woman has handed in a 100-year-old explosive device she found in her garage. Trim Gardaí station was immediately evacuated at about 22:00 on Thursday when an elderly woman handed in an explosive device she had found while clearing out her garage.
A woman has handed in a 100-year-old explosive device she found in her garage. Trim Gardaí station was immediately evacuated at about 22:00 on Thursday when an elderly woman handed in an explosive device she had found while clearing out her garage.
Inchiquin Water Supply 'Unsafe For Use'
Algae present in the water at Inchiquin Lake has rendered it unsafe to use, Clare County Council has said.
Algae present in the water at Inchiquin Lake has rendered it unsafe to use, Clare County Council has said.
Woman Dies After Being Hit By DART
A woman hit by a DART train after falling onto the tracks at Raheny station has died in hospital. It is understood that the woman was waiting on a train when she fell onto the tracks at about 13:45 on Thursday.
A woman hit by a DART train after falling onto the tracks at Raheny station has died in hospital. It is understood that the woman was waiting on a train when she fell onto the tracks at about 13:45 on Thursday.
Carrick-on-Shannon Call Centre To Close With Loss Of 160 Jobs
One hundred and sixty jobs are to be lost at a call centre in Carrick-on-Shannon in Co Leitrim. It is understood that staff at the MBNA call centre were informed on Thursday that the facility will close in November.
One hundred and sixty jobs are to be lost at a call centre in Carrick-on-Shannon in Co Leitrim. It is understood that staff at the MBNA call centre were informed on Thursday that the facility will close in November.
Two Swimmers Die After Getting Into Difficulty In Co Kerry
Two women have died in hospital after getting into difficulty while swimming. A lifeguard called emergency services after the women, understood to be aged in their 60s and 70s, got into difficulty while swimming at Inch strand, Co Kerry.
Two women have died in hospital after getting into difficulty while swimming. A lifeguard called emergency services after the women, understood to be aged in their 60s and 70s, got into difficulty while swimming at Inch strand, Co Kerry.
Irish News on Thu, Aug 15 2013, 4,748 days ago
Fatal Road Crash At Blackrock
Gardai at Blackrock are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision at Frasctai Road, Blackrock, Co Dublin at approximately 8.40am this morning. The incident occurred when a female cyclist, believed to be in her mid 20s, was hit by a truck. She was taken to St.
Gardai at Blackrock are appealing for witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision at Frasctai Road, Blackrock, Co Dublin at approximately 8.40am this morning. The incident occurred when a female cyclist, believed to be in her mid 20s, was hit by a truck. She was taken to St.
Funding Announced For Social Housing
Minister for Housing and Planning, Jan O'Sullivan, TD, has announced a €32m funding boost that will provide more than 260 new homes for those in need of housing. A total of €20m in funding will enable local authorities purchase 131 homes.
Minister for Housing and Planning, Jan O'Sullivan, TD, has announced a €32m funding boost that will provide more than 260 new homes for those in need of housing. A total of €20m in funding will enable local authorities purchase 131 homes.
Gardai Appeal For Missing Siobhan Mc Nulty
Gardai in Letterkenny are seeking assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 44-year-old Siobhan Mc Nulty who has been missing from Knocknamona, Letterkenny, Co Donegal since Monday. Ms Mc Nulty went missing on Monday 12 August 2013 at 8.45pm.
Gardai in Letterkenny are seeking assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 44-year-old Siobhan Mc Nulty who has been missing from Knocknamona, Letterkenny, Co Donegal since Monday. Ms Mc Nulty went missing on Monday 12 August 2013 at 8.45pm.
IMO To Meet With EU Commission
The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) is to meet with the EU Commission on 12 September 2013 to discuss the Irish Government and HSE's ongoing failure to comply with the European Working Time Directive (EWTD) in the Irish health system.
The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) is to meet with the EU Commission on 12 September 2013 to discuss the Irish Government and HSE's ongoing failure to comply with the European Working Time Directive (EWTD) in the Irish health system.
Two Men Arrested Following Planned Searches
Two men have been arrested after gardai in Limerick seized a handgun, cocaine, cash and ammunition. The discovery was made during planned searched of six houses, outhouses and sheds in the Lower Gerald Griffin Street area at around 8.30am today (15 August).
Two men have been arrested after gardai in Limerick seized a handgun, cocaine, cash and ammunition. The discovery was made during planned searched of six houses, outhouses and sheds in the Lower Gerald Griffin Street area at around 8.30am today (15 August).
Walsh Concerned For Irish Citizens In Cairo
Fianna Fáil Seanad Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs, Jim Walsh, has called on the Minister for Foreign Affairs to make direct contact with Egyptian authorities to express his concern for Irish citizens in Cairo.
Fianna Fáil Seanad Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs, Jim Walsh, has called on the Minister for Foreign Affairs to make direct contact with Egyptian authorities to express his concern for Irish citizens in Cairo.
Restored Philip Lynott Statue Is Unveiled
The reinstated Philip Parris Lynott statue on Dublin's Harry Street has been unveiled.
The reinstated Philip Parris Lynott statue on Dublin's Harry Street has been unveiled.
Irish News on Wed, Aug 15 2012, 5,113 days ago
Stranded Fin Whale Unlikely To Survive
The survival of a 14m fin whale trapped in Baltimore harbour has become increasingly unlikely as it has not moved from a spot next to the harbour since yesterday.
The survival of a 14m fin whale trapped in Baltimore harbour has become increasingly unlikely as it has not moved from a spot next to the harbour since yesterday.
5,000 Gather To Welcome Home Olympic Athletes
Some 5,000 people gathered in Dublin city centre this afternoon to welcome home the athletes of Team Ireland. 31 athletes took part in the ceremony outside the Mansion House, around half of the full Irish Olympic squad, including the five medal winners.
Some 5,000 people gathered in Dublin city centre this afternoon to welcome home the athletes of Team Ireland. 31 athletes took part in the ceremony outside the Mansion House, around half of the full Irish Olympic squad, including the five medal winners.
Leaving Cert Students Urged To 'Celebrate Sensibly'
As Leaving Cert students receive their results today they have been urged to celebrate responsibly. A number of events for Leaving Cert students will be held in pubs and nightclubs around the country, although a percentage of students are still under the legal drinking age.
As Leaving Cert students receive their results today they have been urged to celebrate responsibly. A number of events for Leaving Cert students will be held in pubs and nightclubs around the country, although a percentage of students are still under the legal drinking age.
Test Results Expected On 'Significant' Fish Kill
Inland Fisheries Ireland hope test results will reveal the cause of a significant fish kill on the Kiltha river in Castlemartyr, east Cork, last weekend.
Inland Fisheries Ireland hope test results will reveal the cause of a significant fish kill on the Kiltha river in Castlemartyr, east Cork, last weekend.
Independent Senator Defends 'Double Jobbing'
Independent senator Fiach Mac Conghail has defended his "double jobbing" as director of Abbey Theatre, saying that he donates his Seanad salary of €65,000 to the arts. It is alleged that almost half of the 60 senators have a second job, and that some of them have poor attendance records.
Independent senator Fiach Mac Conghail has defended his "double jobbing" as director of Abbey Theatre, saying that he donates his Seanad salary of €65,000 to the arts. It is alleged that almost half of the 60 senators have a second job, and that some of them have poor attendance records.
Judge Orders 14-Year-Old To Remain Sober
A 14-year-old boy charged with public order offences has been ordered to remain sober and obey a curfew. The teenager appeared at the Children's Court accused of being intoxicated to such an extent he was a danger to himself and others.
A 14-year-old boy charged with public order offences has been ordered to remain sober and obey a curfew. The teenager appeared at the Children's Court accused of being intoxicated to such an extent he was a danger to himself and others.
Child Suicide Rate Increases
Suicide in children is traditionally very rare but a new study has found that the rates have increased. The study in the Irish Medical Journal contains the first examination of suicide rates here for under eighteen. It found that per 100,000 rates have increased from 9.3 to 13.5 in males and 2.
Suicide in children is traditionally very rare but a new study has found that the rates have increased. The study in the Irish Medical Journal contains the first examination of suicide rates here for under eighteen. It found that per 100,000 rates have increased from 9.3 to 13.5 in males and 2.
14-Turbine Wind Farm Has Planning Permission Removed
An Bord Pleanála has rejected a previously approved proposal for a 14-turbine wind farm near Moycullen in Co Galway.
An Bord Pleanála has rejected a previously approved proposal for a 14-turbine wind farm near Moycullen in Co Galway.
Drownings To Be Investigated By The MCIB
The Marine Casualty Investigation Board will investigate the four recent drownings off the Irish coastline this week.
The Marine Casualty Investigation Board will investigate the four recent drownings off the Irish coastline this week.
Irish News on Mon, Aug 15 2011, 5,479 days ago
French Police To Visit Cork In Murder Probe
A team of French investigators will visit Cork next month in order to interview 30 witnesses as part of its inquiry into the murder of French film producer Sophie Toscan du Plantier in 1996.
A team of French investigators will visit Cork next month in order to interview 30 witnesses as part of its inquiry into the murder of French film producer Sophie Toscan du Plantier in 1996.
Witnesses Sought After Temple Bar Assault
Gardaí in Dublin have appealed for witnesses to an assault in the city, which left a man critically injured, to come forward. The 26-year-old is believed to have been attacked by two men on Temple Lane South in the Temple Bar area around 12:45am on Sunday.
Gardaí in Dublin have appealed for witnesses to an assault in the city, which left a man critically injured, to come forward. The 26-year-old is believed to have been attacked by two men on Temple Lane South in the Temple Bar area around 12:45am on Sunday.
Remove North's Police Ombudsman: SF
A weekend newspaper report has put pressure on the NI Police Ombudsman's office after it outlined a number of criticisms over its performance.
A weekend newspaper report has put pressure on the NI Police Ombudsman's office after it outlined a number of criticisms over its performance.
Deadly Co Armagh Knife Attack Condemned
Three men are being questioned by the North's police about the murder of a 21-year-old man in Portadown on Sunday. Then victim was Marc Williamson, from the Richhill area of Co Armagh. He was stabbed in Hartfield Avenue just after 4am on Sunday morning.
Three men are being questioned by the North's police about the murder of a 21-year-old man in Portadown on Sunday. Then victim was Marc Williamson, from the Richhill area of Co Armagh. He was stabbed in Hartfield Avenue just after 4am on Sunday morning.
Derry Violence Flares After Peaceful March
The SDLP Foyle MLA Mark H Durkan has said those responsible for serious trouble in the border city of Derry following the otherwise peaceful Apprentice Boys' march at the weekend are only disrupting the lives of the local people and offer no solution to the solving of contentious issues like parades
The SDLP Foyle MLA Mark H Durkan has said those responsible for serious trouble in the border city of Derry following the otherwise peaceful Apprentice Boys' march at the weekend are only disrupting the lives of the local people and offer no solution to the solving of contentious issues like parades
Overturned Bus Passengers Recovering
A double-decker bus overturned in Belfast on Sunday injuring around 30 people, including two children and a pregnant woman. Cutting equipment was used to free the badly injured driver from the bus and the passengers were taken to four hospitals in Belfast.
A double-decker bus overturned in Belfast on Sunday injuring around 30 people, including two children and a pregnant woman. Cutting equipment was used to free the badly injured driver from the bus and the passengers were taken to four hospitals in Belfast.
Irish News on Fri, Aug 15 2008, 6,574 days ago
Two Killed In Co. Limerick Road Crash
Two people have died following a road crash in Co. Limerick on Thursday. The driver and passenger in the car, a 60 year-old man and a 59 year-old woman, were both killed in the incident, which happened between Limerick and Mitchelstown.
Two people have died following a road crash in Co. Limerick on Thursday. The driver and passenger in the car, a 60 year-old man and a 59 year-old woman, were both killed in the incident, which happened between Limerick and Mitchelstown.
Victims Of Corruption Receive €11m in Compensation
The negligence and corruption uncovered by the Morris Tribunal has resulted in payouts of €11 million for the 55 victims of gardaí misconduct. The 55 Donegal-related civil actions were part of a total of 190 civil cases connected to the actions of members of An Garda Siochana last year.
The negligence and corruption uncovered by the Morris Tribunal has resulted in payouts of €11 million for the 55 victims of gardaí misconduct. The 55 Donegal-related civil actions were part of a total of 190 civil cases connected to the actions of members of An Garda Siochana last year.
Warning Issued Over East Limerick Water Supply
Residents in parts of east Limerick are being warned against using their water for drinking, cooking or food preparation due to pollution concerns.
Residents in parts of east Limerick are being warned against using their water for drinking, cooking or food preparation due to pollution concerns.
Suspect Devices Found In Dublin And Offaly
Two suspect devices have been uncovered in Dublin and Offaly. The first of the finds - on Thursday - were made at a public park in Clondalkin in Ballyowen Park at around 9.15pm. After members of the Army Bomb Disposal Unit carried out a controlled explosion at around 11.
Two suspect devices have been uncovered in Dublin and Offaly. The first of the finds - on Thursday - were made at a public park in Clondalkin in Ballyowen Park at around 9.15pm. After members of the Army Bomb Disposal Unit carried out a controlled explosion at around 11.
Decrease In Uni Applications From Republic Students
Applications to Northern universities from the Republic's school leavers have fallen by 21%, according to an admissions body.
Applications to Northern universities from the Republic's school leavers have fallen by 21%, according to an admissions body.
English Worker Sues Irish Taunters For €20,000
An English pipe-fitter has successfully sued his work colleagues for €20,000 after being taunted about his nationality. The employment tribunal found his treatment amounted to racial abuse.
An English pipe-fitter has successfully sued his work colleagues for €20,000 after being taunted about his nationality. The employment tribunal found his treatment amounted to racial abuse.
€10,000 Reward In Swords Sex Attack Inquiry
Crimestoppers is offering €10,000 as a reward for information leading to the arrest of the man who seriously sexually assaulted a teenage girl in a north Dublin park earlier this month. The girl was attacked as she walked through the playground in Swords at around 2.40am on Sunday, August 3rd.
Crimestoppers is offering €10,000 as a reward for information leading to the arrest of the man who seriously sexually assaulted a teenage girl in a north Dublin park earlier this month. The girl was attacked as she walked through the playground in Swords at around 2.40am on Sunday, August 3rd.
Teen Blasted With Shotgun While Helping Mum
A teenager has been hit by a shotgun blast as he helped his mother with shopping in Co Waterford. It is thought the attack could end a painstakingly negotiated truce currently quelling a vicious feud between two families in the area.
A teenager has been hit by a shotgun blast as he helped his mother with shopping in Co Waterford. It is thought the attack could end a painstakingly negotiated truce currently quelling a vicious feud between two families in the area.
Englishmen Appeal Cork Cocaine Convictions
The three Englishmen convicted of the State's largest drugs shipment in its history are to appeal their convictions and sentences. Martin Wanden, Perry Wharrie and Joe Daly were all jailed in July last year for smuggling €440m of cocaine off the west Cork coast.
The three Englishmen convicted of the State's largest drugs shipment in its history are to appeal their convictions and sentences. Martin Wanden, Perry Wharrie and Joe Daly were all jailed in July last year for smuggling €440m of cocaine off the west Cork coast.
Irish News on Wed, Aug 15 2007, 6,940 days ago
Inquiry Launched Into Fatal Galway Crash
An investigation has been launched into the circumstances surrounding a fatal road accident, which occurred yesterday in County Galway. A 65-year-old woman died in a road accident in Lenamore, County Galway when an off-duty Garda, who was driving his own car, was in a collision with a transit van.
An investigation has been launched into the circumstances surrounding a fatal road accident, which occurred yesterday in County Galway. A 65-year-old woman died in a road accident in Lenamore, County Galway when an off-duty Garda, who was driving his own car, was in a collision with a transit van.
Red Cow Roundabout Incident Closes Road
Motorists have been requested to avoid the Red Cow Roundabout in Dublin due to an incident involving a cement truck. Traffic from the Naas Road are unable to access the M50 southbound. Emergency work is ongoing to remove the trailer from the lorry, but motorists have been urged to avoid the area.
Motorists have been requested to avoid the Red Cow Roundabout in Dublin due to an incident involving a cement truck. Traffic from the Naas Road are unable to access the M50 southbound. Emergency work is ongoing to remove the trailer from the lorry, but motorists have been urged to avoid the area.
'One In Ten' Motorists Drink And Drive
One in ten Irish motorists admits to drinking and driving, a new nationwide survey has found. The survey conducted on behalf of the Irish Insurance Federation, also found that nearly 60% admitted to breaking the speed limit.
One in ten Irish motorists admits to drinking and driving, a new nationwide survey has found. The survey conducted on behalf of the Irish Insurance Federation, also found that nearly 60% admitted to breaking the speed limit.
Entire Contents Of Jurys Hotel Sold
The entire contents of the Jurys Hotel in Ballsbridge have been sold for a million euros, it has been reported.
The entire contents of the Jurys Hotel in Ballsbridge have been sold for a million euros, it has been reported.
Drivers Ignore Road Safety Laws
In a nation-wide survey carried out by Lansdowne Market Research for the Irish Insurance Federation (IIF), motorists have admitted to wide-scale flouting of road safety laws.
In a nation-wide survey carried out by Lansdowne Market Research for the Irish Insurance Federation (IIF), motorists have admitted to wide-scale flouting of road safety laws.
Dip In Irish Manufacturing Output
Manufacturing output in the first half of 2007 grew by an annual 6.5%, making a strong contribution to growth in the first half of the year. Growth, however, in the second quarter slowed markedly.
Manufacturing output in the first half of 2007 grew by an annual 6.5%, making a strong contribution to growth in the first half of the year. Growth, however, in the second quarter slowed markedly.
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