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Irish News on Fri, Jun 9 2017, 3,287 days ago
Enterprise Ireland Announce Start-Up Funding Of €1.5m
Enterprise Ireland has announced a total of €1.5 million in start-up funding across two Competitive Start Fund (CSF) competitions, which will open for applications on Wednesday 21 June 2017.
Enterprise Ireland has announced a total of €1.5 million in start-up funding across two Competitive Start Fund (CSF) competitions, which will open for applications on Wednesday 21 June 2017.
Substantial Challenges Remain On Pay And Conditions - FF
Substantial challenges remain on pay and conditions despite a public sector pay deal being reached between unions and the Government last night, Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Public Expenditure & Reform, Dara Calleary, has said.
Substantial challenges remain on pay and conditions despite a public sector pay deal being reached between unions and the Government last night, Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Public Expenditure & Reform, Dara Calleary, has said.
New School Building Opened For Gaelscoil Philib Barún
The Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton, has officially opened the new school building for Gaelscoil Philib Barún – a modern, state-of-the-art facility including eight classrooms, a general purpose room and ancillary accommodation.
The Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton, has officially opened the new school building for Gaelscoil Philib Barún – a modern, state-of-the-art facility including eight classrooms, a general purpose room and ancillary accommodation.
Irish News on Thu, Jun 9 2016, 3,652 days ago
NAS Control Centre Strike Action Rescheduled
Strike action at the National Ambulance Service control centre has been rescheduled for Monday, 20 June, it has announced. Trade union SIPTU said the action has been rescheduled to allow time for negotiations and the finalisation of contingency plans.
Strike action at the National Ambulance Service control centre has been rescheduled for Monday, 20 June, it has announced. Trade union SIPTU said the action has been rescheduled to allow time for negotiations and the finalisation of contingency plans.
Govt Urged To Increase Funding For Domestic Violence Support Services
The government has been urged to substantially increase funding for domestic violence accommodation support services.
The government has been urged to substantially increase funding for domestic violence accommodation support services.
Govt Expenditure Ceiling Increased By More Than €500m
Approval has been granted to increase the proposed Government Expenditure Ceiling for 2016 by more than €500 million. The announcement was made on Wednesday by the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe.
Approval has been granted to increase the proposed Government Expenditure Ceiling for 2016 by more than €500 million. The announcement was made on Wednesday by the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe.
'Substantial' Additional Funding Secured For An Garda Síochána
The government has approved "substantial" additional funding for An Garda Síochána, Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald has announced. An additional allocation of €55 million will be made available for the remainder of 2016 including €5m previously announced in February.
The government has approved "substantial" additional funding for An Garda Síochána, Tánaiste Frances Fitzgerald has announced. An additional allocation of €55 million will be made available for the remainder of 2016 including €5m previously announced in February.
New €20m Business Angels Investment Fund Announced
A new €20 million investment fund has been agreed between Enterprise Ireland and the European Investment Fund (EIF). The new European Angels Fund Ireland doubles the investment capacity of approved business angels and other non-institutional investors investing in internationally oriented SMEs.
A new €20 million investment fund has been agreed between Enterprise Ireland and the European Investment Fund (EIF). The new European Angels Fund Ireland doubles the investment capacity of approved business angels and other non-institutional investors investing in internationally oriented SMEs.
Up To 180 New Irish Language Jobs To Be Created In EU Institutions
Up to 180 new jobs for Irish language speakers are expected to be created at EU institutions in Brussels and Luxemburg. Recruitment for the first 62 posts now underway. The announcement was made on Wednesday at a briefing in Dublin, hosted by RTÉ's Sharon Ní Bheoláin.
Up to 180 new jobs for Irish language speakers are expected to be created at EU institutions in Brussels and Luxemburg. Recruitment for the first 62 posts now underway. The announcement was made on Wednesday at a briefing in Dublin, hosted by RTÉ's Sharon Ní Bheoláin.
Man Arrested In Neil Fitzgerald Murder Investigation
A man in his 20s has been arrested by Gardaí investigating the murder of Neil Fitzgerald. Mr Fitzgerald (36) was found dead at Hills Lane in Tallaght, Dublin, on Sunday, 05 June. Gardaí made the arrest on Wednesday. It is the third arrest made as part of their ongoing investigation.
A man in his 20s has been arrested by Gardaí investigating the murder of Neil Fitzgerald. Mr Fitzgerald (36) was found dead at Hills Lane in Tallaght, Dublin, on Sunday, 05 June. Gardaí made the arrest on Wednesday. It is the third arrest made as part of their ongoing investigation.
Irish News on Tue, Jun 9 2015, 4,018 days ago
Center Parcs Deal Happened 'In Spite Of Govt Policy' - FF
Fianna Fáil has been accused of "claiming credit" for the Center Parcs deal, "despite the fact that there have been no IDA visits to Longford in the last three years". The party's TD for Longford Westmeath, Robert Troy, said the decision for Center Parcs to locate in Longford is "hugely positive".
Fianna Fáil has been accused of "claiming credit" for the Center Parcs deal, "despite the fact that there have been no IDA visits to Longford in the last three years". The party's TD for Longford Westmeath, Robert Troy, said the decision for Center Parcs to locate in Longford is "hugely positive".
Home Carer Groups Urged To Apply For Share Of Funding
Home carer groups have been urged to apply for a share of new funding announced by the government. Making the call, Fine Gael TD for Louth, Peter Fitzpatrick, said: "Home carers provide a vital service to families and to communities.
Home carer groups have been urged to apply for a share of new funding announced by the government. Making the call, Fine Gael TD for Louth, Peter Fitzpatrick, said: "Home carers provide a vital service to families and to communities.
Irish Water Confirm Four Options To Address Supply Issues
Four options have been put forward by Irish Water in an effort to address supply issues in Dublin and the eastern region. According to reports, three of the options involve taking water from the River Shannon, alongside a fourth to build a desalination plant in north Co Dublin.
Four options have been put forward by Irish Water in an effort to address supply issues in Dublin and the eastern region. According to reports, three of the options involve taking water from the River Shannon, alongside a fourth to build a desalination plant in north Co Dublin.
Protected Status Given To Key Moore Street Buildings
Buildings connected with the 1916 Easter Rising on Moore Street in Dublin are to be added to the list of protected structures. Dublin City Councillors approved the move during a recent meeting.
Buildings connected with the 1916 Easter Rising on Moore Street in Dublin are to be added to the list of protected structures. Dublin City Councillors approved the move during a recent meeting.
Appeal Renewed For Missing Cork Teenager
Gardaí have renewed their appeal for information on the whereabouts of 14-year-old Louise Scannell. The teenager, who is from the Blackrock area of Cork City, has been missing since Tuesday 26 May, when she was last seen on Ringmahon Road, Mahon.
Gardaí have renewed their appeal for information on the whereabouts of 14-year-old Louise Scannell. The teenager, who is from the Blackrock area of Cork City, has been missing since Tuesday 26 May, when she was last seen on Ringmahon Road, Mahon.
Three Arrested In Firearms And Drug Seizure
Three men have been arrested after a firearm and quantity of drugs were seized in west Dublin. Members of the Ronanstown Drugs Unit stopped and searched a car at about 18:50 on Monday in Clondalkin. During the search they recovered a shot gun and seized a quantity of cocaine.
Three men have been arrested after a firearm and quantity of drugs were seized in west Dublin. Members of the Ronanstown Drugs Unit stopped and searched a car at about 18:50 on Monday in Clondalkin. During the search they recovered a shot gun and seized a quantity of cocaine.
Appeal For Information In Ballyfermot Assault Investigation
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses of a serious assault in Ballyfermot in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Garda were called to reports of an alleged assault at a property on Kennelsfort Road, Palmerstown at about 03:45 this morning.
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses of a serious assault in Ballyfermot in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Garda were called to reports of an alleged assault at a property on Kennelsfort Road, Palmerstown at about 03:45 this morning.
Garda Officer Injured In Hit-And-Run
A garda officer has been injured in a hit-and-run incident in Ballina, Co Mayo. Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to the incident, involving to officers on foot patrol.
A garda officer has been injured in a hit-and-run incident in Ballina, Co Mayo. Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to the incident, involving to officers on foot patrol.
Sinn Féin Call For 'Clarification' On Dalymount Park Purchase
Sinn Féin has welcomed the news that Dublin City Council is to buy Dalymount Park but has called for "further clarification" The party's Dublin Central councillor, Séamus McGrattan, said that he "broadly welcomed" the councils decision. "The historic park has been maintained as a sports facility.
Sinn Féin has welcomed the news that Dublin City Council is to buy Dalymount Park but has called for "further clarification" The party's Dublin Central councillor, Séamus McGrattan, said that he "broadly welcomed" the councils decision. "The historic park has been maintained as a sports facility.
Irish News on Mon, Jun 9 2014, 4,383 days ago
Fianna Fáil Call On Govt To Publish Cooke Report
The government has been urged to publish the Cooke Report on the alleged bugging of the offices of the Garda Ombudsman.
The government has been urged to publish the Cooke Report on the alleged bugging of the offices of the Garda Ombudsman.
Calls Increase For Full Inquiry In Mother And Baby Homes
Calls have been made for a full inquiry into all mother and baby homes, following the scandal of a mass unmarked grave containing up to 800 bodies of children and babies in Tuam.
Calls have been made for a full inquiry into all mother and baby homes, following the scandal of a mass unmarked grave containing up to 800 bodies of children and babies in Tuam.
Man Injured In Dublin Pub Shooting
A man is being treated in hospital following a shooting incident at a Dublin pub. A man was shot and injured at a pub in Sallynoggin at about 1am on Monday morning. His injuries are not thought to be life threatening. He is being treated at St Vincent's University Hospital.
A man is being treated in hospital following a shooting incident at a Dublin pub. A man was shot and injured at a pub in Sallynoggin at about 1am on Monday morning. His injuries are not thought to be life threatening. He is being treated at St Vincent's University Hospital.
Talks Stall Between Aer Lingus And Union
Talks between management and a trade union at Aer Lingus have broken down, with both sides accusing the other of "not being prepared to negotiate". IMPACT members of the airline's cabin crew are involved in a dispute over work rosters, and have already staged one day of strike action.
Talks between management and a trade union at Aer Lingus have broken down, with both sides accusing the other of "not being prepared to negotiate". IMPACT members of the airline's cabin crew are involved in a dispute over work rosters, and have already staged one day of strike action.
Men Arrested Over Cannabis Seizure
Gardaí in Co Longford have arrested two men in connection with cannabis herb worth an estimated €40,000. Officers seized the drugs during a search of a premises in Newtownforbes on Saturday night. Garda say that one of the men remains in custody and that their investigation is ongoing.
Gardaí in Co Longford have arrested two men in connection with cannabis herb worth an estimated €40,000. Officers seized the drugs during a search of a premises in Newtownforbes on Saturday night. Garda say that one of the men remains in custody and that their investigation is ongoing.
Man Dies In Hijacked Taxi Crash
A 23-year-old father-of-one has been killed when the stolen taxi he was in, crashed in Dublin's south inner city. According to reports, two men hijacked a taxi at about 08:30 on Sunday morning.
A 23-year-old father-of-one has been killed when the stolen taxi he was in, crashed in Dublin's south inner city. According to reports, two men hijacked a taxi at about 08:30 on Sunday morning.
New Clamping Bill To Be Published
The fee for having your car released from a clamp is to be capped under a new Bill being published today. Under the Clamping Bill, clamping on private ground will be regulated for the first time alongside greater penalties for operators that breach regulations.
The fee for having your car released from a clamp is to be capped under a new Bill being published today. Under the Clamping Bill, clamping on private ground will be regulated for the first time alongside greater penalties for operators that breach regulations.
6,000 Places Available On Springboard Scheme
A total of 6,000 places are to be created on the Government's Springboard programme, allowing job seekers to apply for free higher education places, including degree and post-graduate courses. The Exchequer will fund the programme, at a cost of €25m, to provide the free eduction places.
A total of 6,000 places are to be created on the Government's Springboard programme, allowing job seekers to apply for free higher education places, including degree and post-graduate courses. The Exchequer will fund the programme, at a cost of €25m, to provide the free eduction places.
Cemetery Regulator Needed - FG
The government has been urged to establish a cemeteries regulator, Fine Gael has said, adding that it is important that "the bereaved are not paying over the odds to bury their deceased loved ones.
The government has been urged to establish a cemeteries regulator, Fine Gael has said, adding that it is important that "the bereaved are not paying over the odds to bury their deceased loved ones.
Irish News on Thu, Jun 9 2011, 5,479 days ago
5,000 Gardaí Complaints Lodged
The Garda Siochana Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) have confirmed it received 2,258 complaints last year. Around 5,000 allegations were made against members of the Gardai, focused mainly on Abuse of Authority, followed by Neglect of Duty.
The Garda Siochana Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) have confirmed it received 2,258 complaints last year. Around 5,000 allegations were made against members of the Gardai, focused mainly on Abuse of Authority, followed by Neglect of Duty.
Ford And Shatter Sign Forensic Services Agreement
The first meeting of the Intergovernmental Agreement on Cooperation on Criminal Justice Matters since the Assembly and Dáil elections, has been held in Armagh.
The first meeting of the Intergovernmental Agreement on Cooperation on Criminal Justice Matters since the Assembly and Dáil elections, has been held in Armagh.
Major Taxi Review Launched
The Public and Commuter Transport Minister has announced the launch of a major new taxi review-group.
The Public and Commuter Transport Minister has announced the launch of a major new taxi review-group.
North Needs 'More Than Survival' Says Cameron
The British Prime Minister has called for Stormont politicians to work towards creating a peaceful and prosperous Northern Ireland Speaking at Stormont Castle in Belfast today, Mr Cameron highlighted the recent State Visit by Her Majesty the Queen to the Republic of Ireland as an example of the pro
The British Prime Minister has called for Stormont politicians to work towards creating a peaceful and prosperous Northern Ireland Speaking at Stormont Castle in Belfast today, Mr Cameron highlighted the recent State Visit by Her Majesty the Queen to the Republic of Ireland as an example of the pro
Murder Probe Focuses On North's Undercover War
A UDA murder case is to be re-examined after Northern Ireland's Attorney General ordered a fresh inquest into the loyalist murder of Gerard Slane in 1988 - amid allegations that one of the killers was a British Army agent.
A UDA murder case is to be re-examined after Northern Ireland's Attorney General ordered a fresh inquest into the loyalist murder of Gerard Slane in 1988 - amid allegations that one of the killers was a British Army agent.
Irish News on Wed, Jun 9 2010, 5,844 days ago
Garda Thwarts Post Office Raid
An alert off duty police officer quick reaction has led to two men in their mid 20s being arrested following an armed robbery at a Co Kildare post office. It happened at Prosperous Post Office this morning with men entering the post office at approximately 9.
An alert off duty police officer quick reaction has led to two men in their mid 20s being arrested following an armed robbery at a Co Kildare post office. It happened at Prosperous Post Office this morning with men entering the post office at approximately 9.
Sunbed Ban Looms For Younger Teens
Sunbeds are to face stricter legislations soon as the Health Minister Mary Harney today said she is to introduce comprehensive legislation to regulate the use of sunbeds. As is soon to be the case in the North, this is to include banning their use by under-18s.
Sunbeds are to face stricter legislations soon as the Health Minister Mary Harney today said she is to introduce comprehensive legislation to regulate the use of sunbeds. As is soon to be the case in the North, this is to include banning their use by under-18s.
Downtown Radio Fundraiser 'Sunk'
A popular Northern radio station was all-at-sea overnight, as a total of six people - including three Downtown radio presenters - had to be rescued by lifeboat crews after a 70ft yacht hit rocks near Ballycastle in Co Antrim.
A popular Northern radio station was all-at-sea overnight, as a total of six people - including three Downtown radio presenters - had to be rescued by lifeboat crews after a 70ft yacht hit rocks near Ballycastle in Co Antrim.
Conservation Concerns Halt Docklands Plan
A major construction project in docklands Dublin has been 'given the bird'. The news that An Bord Pleanála has rejected the Dublin Port Company's application to infill a large area of land was revealed this week.
A major construction project in docklands Dublin has been 'given the bird'. The news that An Bord Pleanála has rejected the Dublin Port Company's application to infill a large area of land was revealed this week.
Plug Pulled On UTV's Welsh News Pilot
There's muted disappointment at a regional TV station this week as a pilot scheme to provide a replacement news service for ITV Wales is now to be scrapped.
There's muted disappointment at a regional TV station this week as a pilot scheme to provide a replacement news service for ITV Wales is now to be scrapped.
Prisoner's Legionnaire Death Slammed
The North's Prison Service has been strongly criticised for its failures in relation to an inmate's death after he was exposed to a deadly bacteria whilst a patient in its Healthcare Unit.
The North's Prison Service has been strongly criticised for its failures in relation to an inmate's death after he was exposed to a deadly bacteria whilst a patient in its Healthcare Unit.
Irish News on Tue, Jun 9 2009, 6,209 days ago
Newly Elected Councillor Quits Sinn Fein
Dublin city councillor Christy Burke has resigned from Sinn Féin despite winning a council seat in last week's election. Mr Burke has been a Sinn Féin member for 40 years and a councillor for the party for 25 years.
Dublin city councillor Christy Burke has resigned from Sinn Féin despite winning a council seat in last week's election. Mr Burke has been a Sinn Féin member for 40 years and a councillor for the party for 25 years.
Lowry To Meet Taoiseach As Govt Tallies Slim Majority
The Taoiseach is to meet with the Independent TD Michael Lowry as they scramble together a majority for Wednesday's vote of no confidence. The Dáil will begin debating the motion, tabled by Fine Gael, at 2.30pm on Tuesday.
The Taoiseach is to meet with the Independent TD Michael Lowry as they scramble together a majority for Wednesday's vote of no confidence. The Dáil will begin debating the motion, tabled by Fine Gael, at 2.30pm on Tuesday.
Man Arrested In Connection With Scrumpy Jacks Murder
A man has been arrested in connection with the infamous murder of a man in a Dublin pub. Gardai investigating the murder of John Carroll have arrested a 27-year-old man on Tuesday morning.
A man has been arrested in connection with the infamous murder of a man in a Dublin pub. Gardai investigating the murder of John Carroll have arrested a 27-year-old man on Tuesday morning.
Government Backbenchers Mount Revolt
Following the unprecedented Fianna Fail losses at the local and European elections, the party's backbenchers are predicting Brian Cowen will no longer be Taoiseach within months.
Following the unprecedented Fianna Fail losses at the local and European elections, the party's backbenchers are predicting Brian Cowen will no longer be Taoiseach within months.
Public Invited To Abuse Victims' March
The public have been invited to join a march of solidarity for victims of abuse in religious-run institutions by organisers.
The public have been invited to join a march of solidarity for victims of abuse in religious-run institutions by organisers.
Libertas Leader Bows Out Of Politics
Declan Ganley has announced he is to "bow out of political life" following defeat at the European Elections. The leader of the anti-Lisbon Treaty party said he had sought a mandate from the people of the North West but he had failed "the application".
Declan Ganley has announced he is to "bow out of political life" following defeat at the European Elections. The leader of the anti-Lisbon Treaty party said he had sought a mandate from the people of the North West but he had failed "the application".
Nobel Economics Winner Questions Bank Policy
The winner of the 2003 Nobel prize for economics has questioned the "bad bank" policy in Ireland, casting doubt on the Government's approach.
The winner of the 2003 Nobel prize for economics has questioned the "bad bank" policy in Ireland, casting doubt on the Government's approach.
European Election Results Finalised
The final seats have been filled in the European Elections after a close contest in the North West. The two governing parties of Fianna Fail and the Greens again polled badly, as they did in the local elections.
The final seats have been filled in the European Elections after a close contest in the North West. The two governing parties of Fianna Fail and the Greens again polled badly, as they did in the local elections.
'No Confidence' Debate Begins
The Dáil is due to debate a motion of no confidence in the government on Tuesday, after the disastrous results for Fianna Fáil and the Greens in the local and European elections.
The Dáil is due to debate a motion of no confidence in the government on Tuesday, after the disastrous results for Fianna Fáil and the Greens in the local and European elections.
Irish News on Mon, Jun 9 2008, 6,574 days ago
Chernobyl Children Arrive In Ireland
More than 1,000 children affected by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster are flying into Ireland today as part of their annual summer holiday.
More than 1,000 children affected by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster are flying into Ireland today as part of their annual summer holiday.
Man Dies In Limerick Attack
A 41-year-old Limerick man, who was helping a man who was being assaulted, has died in hospital. Mike Cronin suffered a serious head injury as he went to the aid of another man who was being assaulted on Hyde Road in Limerick on 11 May. Mr Cronin died at Cork University Hospital yesterday morning.
A 41-year-old Limerick man, who was helping a man who was being assaulted, has died in hospital. Mike Cronin suffered a serious head injury as he went to the aid of another man who was being assaulted on Hyde Road in Limerick on 11 May. Mr Cronin died at Cork University Hospital yesterday morning.
CIF Backs Lisbon Treaty
The Irish Construction Industry Federation is backing the EU’s Lisbon Treaty, which will face a public referendum in Ireland in Thursday. CIF Director Tom Parlon said the passing of the treaty would bring benefits to the industry, and the domestic economy generally.
The Irish Construction Industry Federation is backing the EU’s Lisbon Treaty, which will face a public referendum in Ireland in Thursday. CIF Director Tom Parlon said the passing of the treaty would bring benefits to the industry, and the domestic economy generally.
Gardai Investigate Armed Robbery In Dublin
Gardai in Dublin are investigating an armed robbery on a Dunnes Stores outlet in Rathmines, last night. They are believed to be looking for two men who escaped with a substantial sum of money at around 8.30pm.
Gardai in Dublin are investigating an armed robbery on a Dunnes Stores outlet in Rathmines, last night. They are believed to be looking for two men who escaped with a substantial sum of money at around 8.30pm.
Fishermen Continue To Protest In Cork Harbour
Fishermen are continuing their protest against the ever increasing fuel prices in Cork Harbour this morning. Boats from Dunmore-East, Kinsale, Kilmore Quay and Castletownbere will be taking part in the demonstration.
Fishermen are continuing their protest against the ever increasing fuel prices in Cork Harbour this morning. Boats from Dunmore-East, Kinsale, Kilmore Quay and Castletownbere will be taking part in the demonstration.
Eco-Hiltons For Ireland
The Hilton group is set to build a chain of eco hotels in Ireland. The project, which is UK and Ireland wide, has just seen the completion of its first environmentally friendly hotel in Luton, England.
The Hilton group is set to build a chain of eco hotels in Ireland. The project, which is UK and Ireland wide, has just seen the completion of its first environmentally friendly hotel in Luton, England.
Nearly Half Support The Wearing Of Headscarves In Schools
Almost half of the Irish public think the wearing of headscarves by Muslim students should be allowed in state schools, according to an opinion poll published in the 'Irish Times' today.
Almost half of the Irish public think the wearing of headscarves by Muslim students should be allowed in state schools, according to an opinion poll published in the 'Irish Times' today.
CSO Reports Construction Jobs Plunge
The Irish Central Statistics Office has reported an employment plunge, in the construction industry, during the first quarter of this year. The CSO has pointed to lower activity in the industry for the drop.
The Irish Central Statistics Office has reported an employment plunge, in the construction industry, during the first quarter of this year. The CSO has pointed to lower activity in the industry for the drop.
Union Calls For Collective Bargaining Rights
An Irish trade union, which represents builders in the country, has called on the government to ensure collective bargaining rights for Irish workers.
An Irish trade union, which represents builders in the country, has called on the government to ensure collective bargaining rights for Irish workers.
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