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Irish News on Fri, Jun 29 2018, 2,922 days ago
New Legislation To Help Families Of Missing Persons
New legislation to help families of missing persons in overcoming the legal difficulties they currently face, has been brought forward by Fine Gael Cork North Central Senator, Colm Burke.
New legislation to help families of missing persons in overcoming the legal difficulties they currently face, has been brought forward by Fine Gael Cork North Central Senator, Colm Burke.
Irish News on Thu, Jun 29 2017, 3,287 days ago
Fracking To Be Banned In Ireland
Fracking will now be banned in Ireland following the passing of the first Private Members Bill in the Houses of the Oireachtas by Fine Gael TD Tony McLouglin. Ireland will now join three other EU member states – France, Germany and Bulgaria – in banning the practice on land.
Fracking will now be banned in Ireland following the passing of the first Private Members Bill in the Houses of the Oireachtas by Fine Gael TD Tony McLouglin. Ireland will now join three other EU member states – France, Germany and Bulgaria – in banning the practice on land.
Irish News on Wed, Jun 29 2016, 3,652 days ago
Motorcyclist Killed In Co Kerry Collision
Gardaí in Killarney, Co Kerry, have appealed for witnesses to a fatal road traffic collision outside Sneem on Tuesday evening. A male motorcyclist was fatally injured when he collided with a ditch on the Cahirciveen to Sneem Road at about 18:45 yesterday. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Gardaí in Killarney, Co Kerry, have appealed for witnesses to a fatal road traffic collision outside Sneem on Tuesday evening. A male motorcyclist was fatally injured when he collided with a ditch on the Cahirciveen to Sneem Road at about 18:45 yesterday. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Govt To Address 'Real And Genuine Concerns' Of Northern Ireland
The Irish Government will address the "real and genuine concerns" of people in Northern Ireland in relation to the outcome of the UK referendum, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Charles Flanagan, has said.
The Irish Government will address the "real and genuine concerns" of people in Northern Ireland in relation to the outcome of the UK referendum, the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Charles Flanagan, has said.
Overseas Visits To Ireland Up Almost 14%
Overseas visits to Ireland increased by almost 14% in the first five months of 2016, the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) have revealed.
Overseas visits to Ireland increased by almost 14% in the first five months of 2016, the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) have revealed.
Cabinet Agrees To Increase Rent Limits
The Cabinet has agreed to increase rent limits under the Rent Supplement and Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) schemes, Minister for Social Protection Leo Varadkar and Minister for Housing, Planning & Local Government Simon Coveney have announced.
The Cabinet has agreed to increase rent limits under the Rent Supplement and Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) schemes, Minister for Social Protection Leo Varadkar and Minister for Housing, Planning & Local Government Simon Coveney have announced.
400,000 Cigarettes Seized At Dublin Port
Revenue Officers at Dublin Port have seized 400,000 cigarettes, uncovered in a container that arrived from Armenia.
Revenue Officers at Dublin Port have seized 400,000 cigarettes, uncovered in a container that arrived from Armenia.
Witness Appeal Following Fatal Drowning At Grand Canal
Gardaí in Dublin have appealed for witnesses following a fatal drowning incident at Grand Canal, Portobello, Dublin, in the early hours of Saturday, 18 June 2016. It is understood a man got into difficulty while swimming in the Grand Canal at approximately 4.25am.
Gardaí in Dublin have appealed for witnesses following a fatal drowning incident at Grand Canal, Portobello, Dublin, in the early hours of Saturday, 18 June 2016. It is understood a man got into difficulty while swimming in the Grand Canal at approximately 4.25am.
Garda Renew Appeal For Witnesses To Dame Lane Assault
Gardaí have renewed their appeal for witnesses after a man was assaulted on Dame Lane on Saturday 25 June. The victim, aged in his 30s, was found unconscious suffering serious head injuries on Dame Lane at approximately 11.30pm.
Gardaí have renewed their appeal for witnesses after a man was assaulted on Dame Lane on Saturday 25 June. The victim, aged in his 30s, was found unconscious suffering serious head injuries on Dame Lane at approximately 11.30pm.
Irish News on Mon, Jun 29 2015, 4,018 days ago
Union Members Vote For Strike Action At Brewery
Trade union Unite has announced members at a brewery in Clonmel have voted unanimously for industrial action. Union members at the Bulmers brewery voted for strike action following the company's decision to renege on the terms of a 2009 collective agreement regarding redundancy terms.
Trade union Unite has announced members at a brewery in Clonmel have voted unanimously for industrial action. Union members at the Bulmers brewery voted for strike action following the company's decision to renege on the terms of a 2009 collective agreement regarding redundancy terms.
Agricultural Remembrance Service Held In Co Laois
A remembrance service for victims who lost their lives in agricultural-related accidents has been held in Co Laois. The service, organised by Embrace FARM, took place at the Holy Rosary Church in Abbeyleix at 2pm on 28 June.
A remembrance service for victims who lost their lives in agricultural-related accidents has been held in Co Laois. The service, organised by Embrace FARM, took place at the Holy Rosary Church in Abbeyleix at 2pm on 28 June.
3fivetwo Group To Buy St Joseph's Hospital In Sligo
A private healthcare firm based in Northern Ireland has announced it has agreed to buy St Joseph's Hospital in Sligo. 3fivetwo Group said the sale expected to close in coming weeks.
A private healthcare firm based in Northern Ireland has announced it has agreed to buy St Joseph's Hospital in Sligo. 3fivetwo Group said the sale expected to close in coming weeks.
Government Launches Midlands Action Plan
The Irish Government has today launched its plan to deliver 14,000 jobs to the Midlands region. The Midlands Action Plan for Jobs aims to deliver 10-15% employment growth over the coming years. The Plan is the first of eight regional job plans to be revealed.
The Irish Government has today launched its plan to deliver 14,000 jobs to the Midlands region. The Midlands Action Plan for Jobs aims to deliver 10-15% employment growth over the coming years. The Plan is the first of eight regional job plans to be revealed.
Wrike To Establish European HQ In Dublin
American company Wrike is to develop 50 jobs by establishing its European Headquarters in Dublin. The two year investment is being created with the support of the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.
American company Wrike is to develop 50 jobs by establishing its European Headquarters in Dublin. The two year investment is being created with the support of the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.
Medical Company To Expand Manufacturing Facility
A global biopharmaceutical company has announced it will expand its medical device manufacturing facility in Sligo. AbbVie will create 50 jobs over the next four years at its facility in Ballytivnan via a €40 million investment.
A global biopharmaceutical company has announced it will expand its medical device manufacturing facility in Sligo. AbbVie will create 50 jobs over the next four years at its facility in Ballytivnan via a €40 million investment.
Marriage Equality For Citizens Across Ireland - Adams
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has said it is time that citizens in same sex relationships across Ireland had marriage equality. In May, Ireland legalised gay marriage by a majority vote.
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has said it is time that citizens in same sex relationships across Ireland had marriage equality. In May, Ireland legalised gay marriage by a majority vote.
Irish News on Fri, Jun 29 2012, 5,113 days ago
McAreavey Trial Put On Hold Today
The trial of two men accused of murdering a Co Tyrone newlywed has been put on hold while lawyers attempted to resolve an outstanding legal issue. Judge Mr Justice Prithviraj Fecknah thanked jurors at the Mauritius murder trial surrounding Michaela McAreavey's death for their patience.
The trial of two men accused of murdering a Co Tyrone newlywed has been put on hold while lawyers attempted to resolve an outstanding legal issue. Judge Mr Justice Prithviraj Fecknah thanked jurors at the Mauritius murder trial surrounding Michaela McAreavey's death for their patience.
Sean Quinn Spared Jail
Businessman Sean Quinn has been spared jail after being found guilty of contempt on Tuesday after hiding €500 million property portfolio from the former Anglo Irish Bank.
Businessman Sean Quinn has been spared jail after being found guilty of contempt on Tuesday after hiding €500 million property portfolio from the former Anglo Irish Bank.
Woman Arrested Over Serious Attack
A woman has been arrested over a serious attack which occurred outside a pub at St George's Quay, Dublin, last weekend. The victim sustained serious facial injuries in the assault.
A woman has been arrested over a serious attack which occurred outside a pub at St George's Quay, Dublin, last weekend. The victim sustained serious facial injuries in the assault.
Collins Urges Minister To Expand Micro Finance Loan Fund
Speaking in the Dáil on the Micro Finance Loan Fund Bill 2012, Fine Gael Cork North West Deputy, Áine Collins, welcomed the provisions of the Bill which she said will help small and medium businesses to get much needed access to funds.
Speaking in the Dáil on the Micro Finance Loan Fund Bill 2012, Fine Gael Cork North West Deputy, Áine Collins, welcomed the provisions of the Bill which she said will help small and medium businesses to get much needed access to funds.
Central Bank Concerned By Ulster Bank Delays
The Central Bank of Ireland has said it is concerned by the "unacceptable continuing delays by Ulster Bank in fully resolving its systems issues and the consequent impact on its customers".
The Central Bank of Ireland has said it is concerned by the "unacceptable continuing delays by Ulster Bank in fully resolving its systems issues and the consequent impact on its customers".
Over €300,000 Illegally Imported Cigarettes Seized
More than €300,000 of illegally imported cigarettes have been seized by Customs officers at Dublin Airport. It is estimated 700,000 cigarettes have been seized by Revenue's Customs Service officers in three separate incidents this week.
More than €300,000 of illegally imported cigarettes have been seized by Customs officers at Dublin Airport. It is estimated 700,000 cigarettes have been seized by Revenue's Customs Service officers in three separate incidents this week.
Minister Welcomes Continued Reduction In Most Types Of Crime
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) today published the recorded crime statistics for the 12 month period ending with the first quarter of 2012.
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) today published the recorded crime statistics for the 12 month period ending with the first quarter of 2012.
Banks Should Not Be Allowed To Dictate Progress In Personal Insolvency - FF
Spokesperson on Justice Dara Calleary TD has described the new Personal Insolvency legislation as a major opportunity to address the debt crisis facing thousands of people, but has questioned the decision to allow banks dictate progress. Deputy Calleary said: "This legislation is overdue.
Spokesperson on Justice Dara Calleary TD has described the new Personal Insolvency legislation as a major opportunity to address the debt crisis facing thousands of people, but has questioned the decision to allow banks dictate progress. Deputy Calleary said: "This legislation is overdue.
Govt Defies Critics On Bank Debt Deal - Labour
Labour TD for Cork South-West Michael McCarthy has welcomed the news that Ireland has brokered a deal on its debt at last night's EU summit. He said: "Yet again this Government has defied its critics and secured a deal on our debt which will significantly ease pressure on our economy.
Labour TD for Cork South-West Michael McCarthy has welcomed the news that Ireland has brokered a deal on its debt at last night's EU summit. He said: "Yet again this Government has defied its critics and secured a deal on our debt which will significantly ease pressure on our economy.
Irish News on Wed, Jun 29 2011, 5,479 days ago
Revised Mergers Of VECS Announced
It has been confirmed that the number of Vocational Education Committees (VEC) will be reduced to sixteen. The Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairí Quinn has announced today that the Government have approved a revised reconfiguration of the Vocational Education Committees system.
It has been confirmed that the number of Vocational Education Committees (VEC) will be reduced to sixteen. The Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairí Quinn has announced today that the Government have approved a revised reconfiguration of the Vocational Education Committees system.
Telephone Usage In Reality Show Win Criticised
Following the report linking Independent TD Michael Healy Rae to a reality TV show win four years ago, Ceann Comhairle Seán Barrett has criticised the use of telephone facilities in Leinster House to make calls to a commercial voting line.
Following the report linking Independent TD Michael Healy Rae to a reality TV show win four years ago, Ceann Comhairle Seán Barrett has criticised the use of telephone facilities in Leinster House to make calls to a commercial voting line.
Irish Man Hanged In US Pardoned
An Irish immigrant hanged over 150 years ago in America following a tainted trial is set to be pardoned. John Gordon was convicted of murdering Amasa Sprague, the brother of a US senator. Hanged in 1845, he was the last man executed in the state of Rhode Island.
An Irish immigrant hanged over 150 years ago in America following a tainted trial is set to be pardoned. John Gordon was convicted of murdering Amasa Sprague, the brother of a US senator. Hanged in 1845, he was the last man executed in the state of Rhode Island.
Sinn Féin Pledges Support For Irish Language Strategy
Conradh na Gaeilge has commended Sinn Féin for seizing the opportunity to raise the question of the use of Irish in the Houses of the Oireachtas, and in the media in general, by organising a presentation ceremony of the Irish speakers’ symbol An Fáinne.
Conradh na Gaeilge has commended Sinn Féin for seizing the opportunity to raise the question of the use of Irish in the Houses of the Oireachtas, and in the media in general, by organising a presentation ceremony of the Irish speakers’ symbol An Fáinne.
Irish News on Tue, Jun 29 2010, 5,844 days ago
Appeal Over Foley Street Attack
Gardaí at Store Street investigating an assault that occurred on Foley Street, Dublin during May are appealing to the public for assistance. In particular they are appealing for two taxi drivers working in the area on the night of on Sunday 23 May to come forward.
Gardaí at Store Street investigating an assault that occurred on Foley Street, Dublin during May are appealing to the public for assistance. In particular they are appealing for two taxi drivers working in the area on the night of on Sunday 23 May to come forward.
Dublin Docks Film 'Waste of Money'
The embattled docklands body for Dublin - which is already suffering from a slew of scandals - has been hit by another major criticism, after revelations that it had spent €120,000 on a documentary that never aired.
The embattled docklands body for Dublin - which is already suffering from a slew of scandals - has been hit by another major criticism, after revelations that it had spent €120,000 on a documentary that never aired.
Man Due In Court Over Tiger Kidnapping
A 23-year-old man is due to appear in Tallaght District Court at 10.30am tomorrow to be charged in connection with the a tiger kidnapping incident that occurred last week.
A 23-year-old man is due to appear in Tallaght District Court at 10.30am tomorrow to be charged in connection with the a tiger kidnapping incident that occurred last week.
Stag Hunting Vote 'Expected To Be Tight'
A Government bill proposing a ban stag hunting could be facing a tight vote tonight as it faces opposition from Fianna Fail party members and pressure groups.
A Government bill proposing a ban stag hunting could be facing a tight vote tonight as it faces opposition from Fianna Fail party members and pressure groups.
Cross-Border Crime Focus Welcomed
There has been a warm welcome in Northern Ireland for reports that the Irish Republic's Justice Minister, Dermot Ahern, is to kick-start a multi-agency initiative to crack down on crime in border areas.
There has been a warm welcome in Northern Ireland for reports that the Irish Republic's Justice Minister, Dermot Ahern, is to kick-start a multi-agency initiative to crack down on crime in border areas.
Stolen Car Fatalities Makes Road Toll Five
The Stormont Roads Minister has expressed his shock and concern at the toll of road casualties over the weekend. Edwin Poots was commenting on several deadly incidents, including one in which two men have since died from their injuries and one where a child was knocked down and killed.
The Stormont Roads Minister has expressed his shock and concern at the toll of road casualties over the weekend. Edwin Poots was commenting on several deadly incidents, including one in which two men have since died from their injuries and one where a child was knocked down and killed.
Irish News on Mon, Jun 29 2009, 6,209 days ago
€5bn Cuts To Come Next Year
An Irish economist is expected to deliver recommendations for €5 billion of the toughest spending cuts in the State's history tomorrow.
An Irish economist is expected to deliver recommendations for €5 billion of the toughest spending cuts in the State's history tomorrow.
Opposition Call For Investigation Over Michael Shine
Labour and Fine Gael have today published a joint motion, calling for an investigation into the government's handling of disgraced Doctor, Michael Shine.
Labour and Fine Gael have today published a joint motion, calling for an investigation into the government's handling of disgraced Doctor, Michael Shine.
Alternative Strategy To Tackle Cork Heroin Crisis
A taskforce tackling the growing use of the class-A drug, heroin, in Cork have put together a new strategy. The team have initiated a pilot community detox programme in a specific city area, which is yet to be identified.
A taskforce tackling the growing use of the class-A drug, heroin, in Cork have put together a new strategy. The team have initiated a pilot community detox programme in a specific city area, which is yet to be identified.
Economy Taskforce Appointed
The Taoiseach has appointed a special taskforce to turn around the economy. The taskforce has been set up to support the development of 'Smart Economy', pushing Ireland's credentials as a hub for innovation and research and development.
The Taoiseach has appointed a special taskforce to turn around the economy. The taskforce has been set up to support the development of 'Smart Economy', pushing Ireland's credentials as a hub for innovation and research and development.
Gardaí Scanners To Detect Road Tax Scammers
Gardaí have introduced a new technology in their fight against motorists driving without tax or insurance to aid detection. Specialist scanners will be installed in garda patrol cars which will automatically read registration plates and cross reference their tax and insurance details.
Gardaí have introduced a new technology in their fight against motorists driving without tax or insurance to aid detection. Specialist scanners will be installed in garda patrol cars which will automatically read registration plates and cross reference their tax and insurance details.
County GAA Player Dies In Weekend Road Carnage
A county footballer was one of five people killed on the roads in a slew of fatal collisions over the weekend. Ciaran Shannon, 37, from Annacurra in Co Wicklow, was on his way to Blessington to appear for his local club on Saturday afternoon when he was involved in a four-vehicle pile-up.
A county footballer was one of five people killed on the roads in a slew of fatal collisions over the weekend. Ciaran Shannon, 37, from Annacurra in Co Wicklow, was on his way to Blessington to appear for his local club on Saturday afternoon when he was involved in a four-vehicle pile-up.
EU Secretary To Visit Ireland
The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon will make an official visit to Ireland on July 7th and 8th, it has been announced Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheál Martin said he was delighted Mr Ban was visiting Ireland.
The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon will make an official visit to Ireland on July 7th and 8th, it has been announced Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheál Martin said he was delighted Mr Ban was visiting Ireland.
EC Funds Target Rising Sexually Acquired Infections
A surge in sexually transmitted infections around the border areas is to be tackled with new European Union funds.
A surge in sexually transmitted infections around the border areas is to be tackled with new European Union funds.
Body Found In Blanchardstown
The body of a man has been discovered in Blanchardstown, Gardaí have revealed today. Officers in the area are investigating the circumstances surrounding the find, which is of the body of a man aged 31 years at a private residence in a housing estate.
The body of a man has been discovered in Blanchardstown, Gardaí have revealed today. Officers in the area are investigating the circumstances surrounding the find, which is of the body of a man aged 31 years at a private residence in a housing estate.
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Ireland WeatherToday:Many places will be dry for most of the day with a few bright spells. Thickening cloud will bring a few showers from the southwest later this afternoon. Warm. Maximum temperature 20 °C.Tonight:This evening will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain. Remaining cloudy overnight with further spells of rain, occasionally heavy. Freshening southerly wind along the east coast. Minimum temperature 13 °C.