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Irish News on Wed, Jul 24 2019, 2,557 days ago
Five Arrested In Series Of Raids In Co Clare
Five people have been arrested in a series of early morning raids across County Clare. Four men, aged in their 20s, were detained on suspected drugs, road traffic and domestic violence offences. While a man, aged in his 30s, were arrested during a raid on a site in the Ennis area.
Five people have been arrested in a series of early morning raids across County Clare. Four men, aged in their 20s, were detained on suspected drugs, road traffic and domestic violence offences. While a man, aged in his 30s, were arrested during a raid on a site in the Ennis area.
Irish News on Tue, Jul 24 2018, 2,922 days ago
Man Arrested In Connection With Co Monaghan Cannabis Seizure
A 45-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the seizure of herbal cannabis, worth an estimated €70,000, by Revenue officers during a search operation of a house in Castleblaney, Co Monaghan.
A 45-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the seizure of herbal cannabis, worth an estimated €70,000, by Revenue officers during a search operation of a house in Castleblaney, Co Monaghan.
Irish News on Mon, Jul 24 2017, 3,287 days ago
Body Discovered In Coolmine Woods Confirmed As Missing Woman
The body of a woman found at Coolmine Woods on 17 July has been confirmed as that of Linda Christian. Gardaí had been searching for Ms Christian, also known as Linda Evans, had been reported missing on 24 June 2017.
The body of a woman found at Coolmine Woods on 17 July has been confirmed as that of Linda Christian. Gardaí had been searching for Ms Christian, also known as Linda Evans, had been reported missing on 24 June 2017.
Irish News on Fri, Jul 24 2015, 4,018 days ago
One-Third Of Parents Stressed Over Money
One-third of parents are left stressed due to money worries, according to a new survey.
One-third of parents are left stressed due to money worries, according to a new survey.
New Domestic Violence Bill Introduced
The heads and general scheme, which has been approved by Government, of the new Domestic Violence Bill, have been published today, 24 July. The preparation of reformed and consolidated legislation on domestic violence delivers on a Programme for Government commitment.
The heads and general scheme, which has been approved by Government, of the new Domestic Violence Bill, have been published today, 24 July. The preparation of reformed and consolidated legislation on domestic violence delivers on a Programme for Government commitment.
Govt And CER Called To Take 'Immediate' Action Over High Electricity Prices
The Government and Commission for Energy Regulation are being called to take "immediate" action over the high electricity prices in Ireland.
The Government and Commission for Energy Regulation are being called to take "immediate" action over the high electricity prices in Ireland.
Two Arrested Following Cannabis Find In Donegal
Two men have been arrested in connection with a cannabis find in County Donegal. 800 cannabis plants and 30kg of cannabis herb, worth an estimated street value of €1.2m, was discovered by gardaí from Ballyshannon and Bundoran, assisted by the Regional Support Unit on premises at Carrickboy.
Two men have been arrested in connection with a cannabis find in County Donegal. 800 cannabis plants and 30kg of cannabis herb, worth an estimated street value of €1.2m, was discovered by gardaí from Ballyshannon and Bundoran, assisted by the Regional Support Unit on premises at Carrickboy.
New Guide To Review Nutrition And Hydration In Public Acute Hospitals Published
A new guide to review the nutrition and hydration in public acute hospitals has been published by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA).
A new guide to review the nutrition and hydration in public acute hospitals has been published by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA).
Missing Teen Nathan Mulligan Found 'Safe And Well'
Teenage Nathan Mulligan, who had been missing from County Kildare, has been found safe and well. The 16-year-old was last seen on the Dublin Road in Athy on Tuesday. Gardaí said they were concerned for his welfare. However, on Friday, it was confirmed that he had been found "safe and well".
Teenage Nathan Mulligan, who had been missing from County Kildare, has been found safe and well. The 16-year-old was last seen on the Dublin Road in Athy on Tuesday. Gardaí said they were concerned for his welfare. However, on Friday, it was confirmed that he had been found "safe and well".
No Three-Bedroom Houses Available To Let In Limerick
Limerick City Council has said there are no single three-bedroom homes available for letting, Sinn Féin has revealed. Sinn Féin Councillor Maurice Quinlivan has said that the severity of the housing crisis in Limerick City has been sharply exposed.
Limerick City Council has said there are no single three-bedroom homes available for letting, Sinn Féin has revealed. Sinn Féin Councillor Maurice Quinlivan has said that the severity of the housing crisis in Limerick City has been sharply exposed.
Irish News on Thu, Jul 24 2014, 4,383 days ago
Playgrounds To Become 'Smoke Free'
Future applications for children's recreation and play areas will be subject to a 'no smoking' criterion before they will be considered, the Department for Children and Youth Affairs has said.
Future applications for children's recreation and play areas will be subject to a 'no smoking' criterion before they will be considered, the Department for Children and Youth Affairs has said.
Standards 'Vital' To Growing Economy
Standards are a "vital ingredient for Irish businesses" as the economy begins to show signs of growth, according to the NSAI (National Standards Authority of Ireland). The group made the announcement as it published its annual results for 2013.
Standards are a "vital ingredient for Irish businesses" as the economy begins to show signs of growth, according to the NSAI (National Standards Authority of Ireland). The group made the announcement as it published its annual results for 2013.
Confidence In Irish Economy Trebles
Confidence in the Irish economy has almost trebled since last year, according to figures released by the Department for Jobs.
Confidence in the Irish economy has almost trebled since last year, according to figures released by the Department for Jobs.
High Court Approves Credit Union Liquidation
The High Court has today approved the appointment of a provisional liquidator to Berehaven Credit Union in Castletownbere, County Cork. The Central Bank applied for the action as it deigned the union to be no longer viable.
The High Court has today approved the appointment of a provisional liquidator to Berehaven Credit Union in Castletownbere, County Cork. The Central Bank applied for the action as it deigned the union to be no longer viable.
Man Extradited From US To Dublin
Gardaí have confirmed a 33-year-old man has been extradited from the United States to Ireland to in connection with alleged sexual abuse. It is understood he faces charges of alleged sexual abuse against two underage girls in Ireland between 2010 and 2011.
Gardaí have confirmed a 33-year-old man has been extradited from the United States to Ireland to in connection with alleged sexual abuse. It is understood he faces charges of alleged sexual abuse against two underage girls in Ireland between 2010 and 2011.
New MRI Suite Opened At Connolly Hospital
Minister for Health Leo Varadkar and Tánaiste Joan Burton have officially opened a new Acute Medical Assessment Unit (AMAU) and MRI suite at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown.
Minister for Health Leo Varadkar and Tánaiste Joan Burton have officially opened a new Acute Medical Assessment Unit (AMAU) and MRI suite at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown.
One Dead In Co Limerick Crash
One person has died following a road traffic collision in Co Limerick. At around 12.30pm on Wednesday (23 July) two cars collided on the N20 at Creggane, Co Limerick – two miles outside of Charleville. The driver of one of the vehicles was seriously injured in the accident.
One person has died following a road traffic collision in Co Limerick. At around 12.30pm on Wednesday (23 July) two cars collided on the N20 at Creggane, Co Limerick – two miles outside of Charleville. The driver of one of the vehicles was seriously injured in the accident.
Irish News on Wed, Jul 24 2013, 4,748 days ago
Man Remanded In Custody For Wasting Garda Time Over Alleged Kidnapping
A 68-year-old property developer has been charged with wasting Garda time, after falsely claiming to have been abducted for eight months.
A 68-year-old property developer has been charged with wasting Garda time, after falsely claiming to have been abducted for eight months.
500 Cannabis Plants Seized And Man Arrested
Gardaí have arrested a man in connection with the discovery of around 500 cannabis plants. The plants were discovered at a commercial premises on the Clondalkin Industrial Estate in Dublin. The have an estimated street value of €400,000.
Gardaí have arrested a man in connection with the discovery of around 500 cannabis plants. The plants were discovered at a commercial premises on the Clondalkin Industrial Estate in Dublin. The have an estimated street value of €400,000.
30 Rescued From Sinking Tall Ship Off Coast Of Cork
Some thirty people had to be rescued from a tall ship that hit rocks off the coast of Cork. It is understood that the Astrid, a 42-metre Dutch training vessel, hit rocks and began taking on water at Oysterhaven, near Kinsale, at around midday.
Some thirty people had to be rescued from a tall ship that hit rocks off the coast of Cork. It is understood that the Astrid, a 42-metre Dutch training vessel, hit rocks and began taking on water at Oysterhaven, near Kinsale, at around midday.
Two Children Leave Creche Unnoticed
Two toddlers were found on a patch of grass outside a creche in south Dublin yesterday after they had managed to leave the building by themselves.
Two toddlers were found on a patch of grass outside a creche in south Dublin yesterday after they had managed to leave the building by themselves.
100 New Jobs For Dublin
IT firm, Salesforce.com, are to open a new office in Dublin city, creating 100 new jobs. The company, a provider of customer relationship management software, will create the vacancies in sales, marketing, IT and customer support. Currently Salesforce.
IT firm, Salesforce.com, are to open a new office in Dublin city, creating 100 new jobs. The company, a provider of customer relationship management software, will create the vacancies in sales, marketing, IT and customer support. Currently Salesforce.
President Higgins To Consider Protection Of Life Bill
Having cleared the Seanad, President Michael D Higgins will now be presented with a copy of the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill for consideration.
Having cleared the Seanad, President Michael D Higgins will now be presented with a copy of the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill for consideration.
Two Arrested In Passport Fraud Investigation
Gardaí have arrested two employees of the Passport Office, as part of a joint investigation with the Department of Foreign Affairs into passport fraud. An internal Passport Office investigation was begun in May following the discovery of irregularities in two passports being issued.
Gardaí have arrested two employees of the Passport Office, as part of a joint investigation with the Department of Foreign Affairs into passport fraud. An internal Passport Office investigation was begun in May following the discovery of irregularities in two passports being issued.
Irish News on Tue, Jul 24 2012, 5,113 days ago
'Full Compliment' Of Lifeguards On Duty When 4-Year-Old Died
It has been revealed that more than 10 lifeguards were on duty when 4-year-old Loghan Joyce died while swimming at the National Aquatic Centre.
It has been revealed that more than 10 lifeguards were on duty when 4-year-old Loghan Joyce died while swimming at the National Aquatic Centre.
Ulster Bank Employee Jailed For Stealing From Accounts
A bank employee has been jailed for two years after stealing a six figure sum from her employer. Sorcha Halpin (27) formerly of Beverton Gardens, Donabate, stole almost €330,000 from Ulster Bank accounts while she was working there.
A bank employee has been jailed for two years after stealing a six figure sum from her employer. Sorcha Halpin (27) formerly of Beverton Gardens, Donabate, stole almost €330,000 from Ulster Bank accounts while she was working there.
Pipebombs Found In Sligo
Two pipebombs were found in Sligo last night. An Army disposal team was deployed to a forest entrance on Holy Well Road just outside the town at about 9.30 last night. They arrived following a request from the gardai as a suspicious device had been found.
Two pipebombs were found in Sligo last night. An Army disposal team was deployed to a forest entrance on Holy Well Road just outside the town at about 9.30 last night. They arrived following a request from the gardai as a suspicious device had been found.
Woman Rescued After Walking Fully Clothed Into The Sea In Co Clare
Lifeguards have rescued a woman who was spotted walking fully clothed into the sea in Co Clare. The woman in her mid-50s is understood to have left her handbag on the slipway at Cappa, near Kilrush in west Clare, before walking into the waves.
Lifeguards have rescued a woman who was spotted walking fully clothed into the sea in Co Clare. The woman in her mid-50s is understood to have left her handbag on the slipway at Cappa, near Kilrush in west Clare, before walking into the waves.
Former Anglo Irish Boss Arrested and Charged
The former head of Anglo Irish Bank appeared in court today in connection with alleged financial irregularities at the now-defunct bank. Sean FitzPatrick was arrested at Dublin airport just after 5.30am today as he was re-entering Ireland on a flight from the USA.
The former head of Anglo Irish Bank appeared in court today in connection with alleged financial irregularities at the now-defunct bank. Sean FitzPatrick was arrested at Dublin airport just after 5.30am today as he was re-entering Ireland on a flight from the USA.
Protesters Force Closure Of Bank Of Ireland Branch
A Dublin branch of the Bank of Ireland closed its doors yesterday afternoon after a group of protestors took over the lobby. Seven members of the Occupy Dame Street protest group entered the lobby of the Bank of Ireland on O’Connell Street in Dublin at around 13:30 on Monday.
A Dublin branch of the Bank of Ireland closed its doors yesterday afternoon after a group of protestors took over the lobby. Seven members of the Occupy Dame Street protest group entered the lobby of the Bank of Ireland on O’Connell Street in Dublin at around 13:30 on Monday.
Troy Calls For Common Sense Approach To School Transport Fiasco
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Children, Robert Troy TD, is calling on the Government to intervene and use common sense with plans to restrict free school transport.
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Children, Robert Troy TD, is calling on the Government to intervene and use common sense with plans to restrict free school transport.
Cuddihy, Not Mills, Will Go To Olympics
Teenage athlete Joanna Mills has been disappointed again after her last-minute bid to win a place on Ireland's Olympic squad failed. Catriona Cuddihy successfully appealed to the Olympic Council of Ireland against her de-selection from the 4x400m relay team.
Teenage athlete Joanna Mills has been disappointed again after her last-minute bid to win a place on Ireland's Olympic squad failed. Catriona Cuddihy successfully appealed to the Olympic Council of Ireland against her de-selection from the 4x400m relay team.
Residential Property Prices In Dublin Fall By 1.1%
In the year to June, residential property prices at a national level, fell by 14.4%, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). This compares with an annual rate of decline of 15.3% in May and a decline of 12.9% recorded in the twelve months to June 2011.
In the year to June, residential property prices at a national level, fell by 14.4%, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). This compares with an annual rate of decline of 15.3% in May and a decline of 12.9% recorded in the twelve months to June 2011.
Irish News on Fri, Jul 24 2009, 6,209 days ago
Families To Apply For Return Of Organs
Bereaved families across the Irish Republic are being invited to make a macabre application to a top Dublin hospital. The families of people who died in the Rotunda Hospital are being asked to reclaim any organs from their loved ones for burial.
Bereaved families across the Irish Republic are being invited to make a macabre application to a top Dublin hospital. The families of people who died in the Rotunda Hospital are being asked to reclaim any organs from their loved ones for burial.
Gunman Arrested In Dublin
A 21-year-old man was last night in custody following the seizure of a fully loaded handgun and a small quantity of cannabis last night.
A 21-year-old man was last night in custody following the seizure of a fully loaded handgun and a small quantity of cannabis last night.
Gardaí Warn Of College Green Traffic Changes
A new traffic scheme that aims to significantly reduce journey times for cross city public transport and facilitate increased reliability and frequency starts in Dublin on Monday.
A new traffic scheme that aims to significantly reduce journey times for cross city public transport and facilitate increased reliability and frequency starts in Dublin on Monday.
First PSNI Taser Use 'Justified'
The North's Police Ombudsman Al Hutchinson has deemed the first use of a PSNI Taser stun gun as "justified and proportionate". Officers tasered 38-year-old Declan Smith in Derry last August. It was alleged he had locked himself inside a house with his two children.
The North's Police Ombudsman Al Hutchinson has deemed the first use of a PSNI Taser stun gun as "justified and proportionate". Officers tasered 38-year-old Declan Smith in Derry last August. It was alleged he had locked himself inside a house with his two children.
Another ATM Ripped From Wall By Robbers
Gardaí are searching for a gang following the 'excavation' and theft of an ATM in Co Wexford early this morning. The filling station facility was attacked with a mechanical digger which was used to remove the cash machine.
Gardaí are searching for a gang following the 'excavation' and theft of an ATM in Co Wexford early this morning. The filling station facility was attacked with a mechanical digger which was used to remove the cash machine.
'Worst Still To Come' As Mortgage Rate Increases
As speculation mounts that mortgage rates are about to go up across the board, a new survey has been published showing that the majority of Irish people believe the worst of the recession has yet to come.
As speculation mounts that mortgage rates are about to go up across the board, a new survey has been published showing that the majority of Irish people believe the worst of the recession has yet to come.
Murder Accused In Ballymena Court
A man accused of a Co Antrim murder 14 years ago has been in the dock. William Mawhinney, 49, was charged with the murder of Lorraine Mills at her home in Staffa Drive, Ballymena, in 1995.
A man accused of a Co Antrim murder 14 years ago has been in the dock. William Mawhinney, 49, was charged with the murder of Lorraine Mills at her home in Staffa Drive, Ballymena, in 1995.
Belfast Man Lifts Top Garda College Award
Top marks have gone to a student garda from Belfast today as he took his place with 270 other new officers at police graduations in Dublin. Dermot Ahern, the Irish Minister for Justice, presented certificates to 79 female and 192 male Gardaí at the ceremony at the Garda College, Templemore.
Top marks have gone to a student garda from Belfast today as he took his place with 270 other new officers at police graduations in Dublin. Dermot Ahern, the Irish Minister for Justice, presented certificates to 79 female and 192 male Gardaí at the ceremony at the Garda College, Templemore.
Cross-Border Dispensing 'Out'
Pharmacists in Northern Ireland have been advised not to get involved in a dispute over drug fees in the Republic.
Pharmacists in Northern Ireland have been advised not to get involved in a dispute over drug fees in the Republic.
North Teen Dies In Midnight Crash
A young girl has died in a car crash in Co Antrim. The tragedy happened shortly after midnight on the Bann Road, Ballymoney, The car was driven by Shannan McCracken, who was just 18. Her car was the only vehicle involved, police said.
A young girl has died in a car crash in Co Antrim. The tragedy happened shortly after midnight on the Bann Road, Ballymoney, The car was driven by Shannan McCracken, who was just 18. Her car was the only vehicle involved, police said.
Irish News on Thu, Jul 24 2008, 6,574 days ago
Tipperary Man Gets Life For Girlfriend's Murder
A 31 year-old man has been sentenced to life for the murder of his girlfriend last year. Kevin Prendergast, of Knockeen, Grange, Clonmel, Co Tipperary was living with his 20 year-old, girlfriend Joanne Mangan in a rented house near Grange village in Tipperary when he murdered her.
A 31 year-old man has been sentenced to life for the murder of his girlfriend last year. Kevin Prendergast, of Knockeen, Grange, Clonmel, Co Tipperary was living with his 20 year-old, girlfriend Joanne Mangan in a rented house near Grange village in Tipperary when he murdered her.
Fine Gael Accuse Government Of Transport Faiure
The Fine Gael deputy leader has hit out at the Government's Transport Strategy, which he said is a “failure”. Richard Bruton TD claims 75% of new commuters take the car and said that, at the halfway stage, the Government has failed to deliver on its ambition.
The Fine Gael deputy leader has hit out at the Government's Transport Strategy, which he said is a “failure”. Richard Bruton TD claims 75% of new commuters take the car and said that, at the halfway stage, the Government has failed to deliver on its ambition.
Border Checks with Britain Proposed
Formal border checks are set to be introduced between Britain and Ireland, meaning immigration checks between North and South could be on their way. The proposal put forward by both the British and Irish governments would end the historic passport free travel between the two countries.
Formal border checks are set to be introduced between Britain and Ireland, meaning immigration checks between North and South could be on their way. The proposal put forward by both the British and Irish governments would end the historic passport free travel between the two countries.
Man Sets Himself On Fire In Dublin
A man is fighting for his life after setting himself on fire outside a refugee office. The incident happened on the street outside the Office of the Refugee Applications Commissioner on Lower Mount Street in Dublin around 4.30pm on Wednesday.
A man is fighting for his life after setting himself on fire outside a refugee office. The incident happened on the street outside the Office of the Refugee Applications Commissioner on Lower Mount Street in Dublin around 4.30pm on Wednesday.
Attack Of The Flying Amorous Ants
Dublin has been 'plagued' recently by being witness to swarming flying ants as they indulge in their yearly flights of fancy. Huge numbers of the common black garden ant, Lasius Niger, have blackened the Dublin skies as they search for a mate.
Dublin has been 'plagued' recently by being witness to swarming flying ants as they indulge in their yearly flights of fancy. Huge numbers of the common black garden ant, Lasius Niger, have blackened the Dublin skies as they search for a mate.
Lisbon Cuts Summer Short For Daíl
Following the visit of the French President, the Taoiseach is reportedly recalling the Daíl in order to try and solve problems following the Lisbon Treaty fiasco.
Following the visit of the French President, the Taoiseach is reportedly recalling the Daíl in order to try and solve problems following the Lisbon Treaty fiasco.
Cork Coke Smuggler Is Cop Killer
It has been revealed that one of the three Englishmen convicted of attempting to smuggle €440 million of cocaine had murdered a police officer. Perry Wharrie was arrested while on parole after completing 17 years of a life-sentence for killing an English policeman, PC Francis Mason.
It has been revealed that one of the three Englishmen convicted of attempting to smuggle €440 million of cocaine had murdered a police officer. Perry Wharrie was arrested while on parole after completing 17 years of a life-sentence for killing an English policeman, PC Francis Mason.
Thousands Evade Irish Penalty Points
Thousands of invalid penalty points have been issued in Ireland to motorists who do not hold domestics licenses. Around 156,000 drivers received points that could not be enforced because they did not have an Irish licence.
Thousands of invalid penalty points have been issued in Ireland to motorists who do not hold domestics licenses. Around 156,000 drivers received points that could not be enforced because they did not have an Irish licence.
Irish News on Tue, Jul 24 2007, 6,940 days ago
Disqualified NI drivers to be banned in Republic
A new initiative agreed at last week’s British-Irish Council meeting will ensure that drivers who are disqualified in Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK will automatically be banned in the Republic.
A new initiative agreed at last week’s British-Irish Council meeting will ensure that drivers who are disqualified in Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK will automatically be banned in the Republic.
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