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Irish News on Thu, Nov 7 2019, 2,557 days ago
Irishman Arrested As English Police Discover 15 People In Lorry
An Irish man has been arrested after 15 people were discovered in the back of the lorry he was driving in south-west England. Wiltshire Police said a member of the public raised the alarm on Wednesday evening, 06 November. The lorry was located on the A350 near Chippenham.
An Irish man has been arrested after 15 people were discovered in the back of the lorry he was driving in south-west England. Wiltshire Police said a member of the public raised the alarm on Wednesday evening, 06 November. The lorry was located on the A350 near Chippenham.
£85k Drugs Removed From Streets Of Limerick
Gardaí in Limerick city removed over €85,000 worth of drugs from the streets in two separate incidents on Wednesday 06 November. The first incident in Careys Road Park saw around €38,500 worth of suspected heroin discovered during a search of a public area.
Gardaí in Limerick city removed over €85,000 worth of drugs from the streets in two separate incidents on Wednesday 06 November. The first incident in Careys Road Park saw around €38,500 worth of suspected heroin discovered during a search of a public area.
Vehicles, Cash & Documents Seized In CAB Probe
A haul of vehicles, documents and cash has been recovered by the Criminal Assets Bureau during searches in Co Monaghan this morning, 07 November.
A haul of vehicles, documents and cash has been recovered by the Criminal Assets Bureau during searches in Co Monaghan this morning, 07 November.
RTÉ Restructuring Plans Face Backlash
Plans announced by RTÉ to close its Lyric FM station at its Limerick City base and move it to Dublin and Cork have been met with criticism. The restructuring comes amid plans by the broadcaster to reduce costs and tackle the financial crisis over the next three years.
Plans announced by RTÉ to close its Lyric FM station at its Limerick City base and move it to Dublin and Cork have been met with criticism. The restructuring comes amid plans by the broadcaster to reduce costs and tackle the financial crisis over the next three years.
Pair Charged Over Theft & Fraud In Cork City
Two men have been charged in relation to the theft of a van and a number of fraud incidents in Cork city. The charges, issued at Cork City District Court on Thursday 07 November, relate to an incident on Wednesday 06 September.
Two men have been charged in relation to the theft of a van and a number of fraud incidents in Cork city. The charges, issued at Cork City District Court on Thursday 07 November, relate to an incident on Wednesday 06 September.
Fórsa To Advocate For The Traveller Community
The Fórsa trade union is set to highlight the issues faced by the travelling community in an upcoming event. The Traveller Equality Network will be formally launched by Mayor of Sligo Gino O'Boyle at an event on Saturday.
The Fórsa trade union is set to highlight the issues faced by the travelling community in an upcoming event. The Traveller Equality Network will be formally launched by Mayor of Sligo Gino O'Boyle at an event on Saturday.
Dogs, Cash & Cigarettes Seized In Revenue Operations
Revenue officers seized two dogs, a quantity of cash and thousands of unstamped cigarettes during separate operations across the country on Tuesday 05 November. Routine profiling led to the discovery of over €27,000 in the luggage of an Irish national travelling from Shannon to Malaga.
Revenue officers seized two dogs, a quantity of cash and thousands of unstamped cigarettes during separate operations across the country on Tuesday 05 November. Routine profiling led to the discovery of over €27,000 in the luggage of an Irish national travelling from Shannon to Malaga.
Irish News on Wed, Nov 7 2018, 2,922 days ago
Over 590 Hospital Patients Waiting For A Bed - INMO
Over 590 admitted patients are waiting for a hospital bed, according to new figures. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) said 433 of these are waiting in the emergency department, while 158 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital.
Over 590 admitted patients are waiting for a hospital bed, according to new figures. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) said 433 of these are waiting in the emergency department, while 158 are in wards elsewhere in the hospital.
Irish News on Tue, Nov 7 2017, 3,287 days ago
Sinn Féin Launch Multi Party Action Bill 2017
Sinn Fein Justice spokesperson Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire TD has published the Multi Party Action Bill 2017 which, if enacted, would allow for multi party litigation for similar cases as those involved in the tracker mortgage scandal.
Sinn Fein Justice spokesperson Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire TD has published the Multi Party Action Bill 2017 which, if enacted, would allow for multi party litigation for similar cases as those involved in the tracker mortgage scandal.
Three Men Arrested After County Kildare Shooting Incident
Three men have been arrested in connection with a firearms incident in Co Kildare on Monday night, 06 November. At approximately 9.
Three men have been arrested in connection with a firearms incident in Co Kildare on Monday night, 06 November. At approximately 9.
Cancer Diagnosis Continues To Rise In Ireland
The number of cancers diagnosed in Ireland continues to rise due to a growing and ageing population, according to the latest annual report by the National Cancer Registry.
The number of cancers diagnosed in Ireland continues to rise due to a growing and ageing population, according to the latest annual report by the National Cancer Registry.
Irish News on Mon, Nov 7 2016, 3,652 days ago
Man Charged In Connection With David Douglas Murder
A man has appeared in court charged in connection with the murder of David Douglas earlier this year. Frederick Thompson, aged in his 30s, appeared before the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin this morning, 07 November.
A man has appeared in court charged in connection with the murder of David Douglas earlier this year. Frederick Thompson, aged in his 30s, appeared before the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin this morning, 07 November.
Secondary School Teachers Stage Industrial Action Over Pay
Secondary school teachers are underway with industrial action due to a dispute over pay and conditions. Around 400 schools have been closed today, 07 November, disrupting over 200,000 pupils.
Secondary school teachers are underway with industrial action due to a dispute over pay and conditions. Around 400 schools have been closed today, 07 November, disrupting over 200,000 pupils.
Gardaí Seize Five Firearms Following Dublin Car Search
Gardaí have seized five firearms following a planned operation in Dublin. Officers attached to the Garda Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau, along with the Garda Special Crime Task Force, carried out a search of a car in the Cabra area on Friday, 04 November.
Gardaí have seized five firearms following a planned operation in Dublin. Officers attached to the Garda Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau, along with the Garda Special Crime Task Force, carried out a search of a car in the Cabra area on Friday, 04 November.
Half-Year Profits Increase 7% At Ryanair
Ryanair has announced a 7% increase in its half-year profits. In a report published today, the airline recorded a rise in H1 profits to €1,168 million, with AGB and lower fares delivering 12% traffic growth to 65 million customers. It also cited a 2% jump in load factor to 95%.
Ryanair has announced a 7% increase in its half-year profits. In a report published today, the airline recorded a rise in H1 profits to €1,168 million, with AGB and lower fares delivering 12% traffic growth to 65 million customers. It also cited a 2% jump in load factor to 95%.
New Housing Planning Bill Announced
A new bill has been published which aims to reform the planning process in Ireland. The Planning, Development and Residential Tenancies Bill 2016 was unveiled by Housing Minister Simon Conveney today, 07 November.
A new bill has been published which aims to reform the planning process in Ireland. The Planning, Development and Residential Tenancies Bill 2016 was unveiled by Housing Minister Simon Conveney today, 07 November.
Irish News on Fri, Nov 7 2014, 4,383 days ago
IFA Urged To Call Off Planned Blockade
Farmers have been urged to call off planned protests outside meat factories this weekend. The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) announced that farmers would hold a two day blockade at meat factories across the State starting on Sunday 09 November.
Farmers have been urged to call off planned protests outside meat factories this weekend. The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) announced that farmers would hold a two day blockade at meat factories across the State starting on Sunday 09 November.
Job Creation Essential To Recovery - Oireachtas Jobs Committee
Chairperson of the Oireachtas Jobs Committee, Marcella Corcoran-Kennedy, has called for a "firm focus" on job creation to help secure recovery.
Chairperson of the Oireachtas Jobs Committee, Marcella Corcoran-Kennedy, has called for a "firm focus" on job creation to help secure recovery.
Sinn Féin Say Poor Being Unfairly Targeted By Fare Increases
A rise in the cost of public transport fares has been criticised for "deliberately targeting the poor and those least able to pay." Sinn Féin's Dublin South West TD Seán Crowe was commenting on the announcement that public transport fares will be increased at the beginning of 2015.
A rise in the cost of public transport fares has been criticised for "deliberately targeting the poor and those least able to pay." Sinn Féin's Dublin South West TD Seán Crowe was commenting on the announcement that public transport fares will be increased at the beginning of 2015.
SIPTU Recommends DAA Workers Reject Pension Deal
SIPTU workers at the Dublin Airport Authority are to be told not to accept proposed pension restructuring.
SIPTU workers at the Dublin Airport Authority are to be told not to accept proposed pension restructuring.
Skull Found By Workmen Found To Be Human Remains
The State Pathologist has ruled that a skull found by workmen in Swords on Thursday is from a human. A preliminary examination has established that the skull is that of a human male. It is understood that a forensic anthropologist is being brought in to try and identify the deceased.
The State Pathologist has ruled that a skull found by workmen in Swords on Thursday is from a human. A preliminary examination has established that the skull is that of a human male. It is understood that a forensic anthropologist is being brought in to try and identify the deceased.
Garda Recover Money Conned Out Of Elderly Dublin Woman
All the money taken by conmen from an 83-year-old Dublin woman, has been recovered, gardaí have reported. A group of men took €3,000 from Kathleen Byrne after convincing her that urgent work needed to be done on the roof of her home. The men took the money and never returned.
All the money taken by conmen from an 83-year-old Dublin woman, has been recovered, gardaí have reported. A group of men took €3,000 from Kathleen Byrne after convincing her that urgent work needed to be done on the roof of her home. The men took the money and never returned.
News Of 240 News Jobs Welcomed
A total of 240 new jobs have been created in Galway, Dublin and Longford, it has been announced. In Tuam, Co Galway, French-owned manufacturing firm Valeo will add an additional 140 full-time jobs at its Vision Systems facility in the town.
A total of 240 new jobs have been created in Galway, Dublin and Longford, it has been announced. In Tuam, Co Galway, French-owned manufacturing firm Valeo will add an additional 140 full-time jobs at its Vision Systems facility in the town.
Irish News on Thu, Nov 7 2013, 4,748 days ago
89 Arrested Under Operation Wireless
Gardaí have said 89 people have been arrested as part of an operation aimed at targeting serious criminal activity. The initiative is part of Operation Wireless, which focuses on serious crime such as robberies, drug possession and firearms offences.
Gardaí have said 89 people have been arrested as part of an operation aimed at targeting serious criminal activity. The initiative is part of Operation Wireless, which focuses on serious crime such as robberies, drug possession and firearms offences.
Fine Gael Approval Drops
The latest Red C opinion poll has indicated a 4% drop in support for Fine Gael. The poll saw approval of Taoiseach Enda Kenny's part slide from 29% to 25%.
The latest Red C opinion poll has indicated a 4% drop in support for Fine Gael. The poll saw approval of Taoiseach Enda Kenny's part slide from 29% to 25%.
Ireland And Thailand Sign Double Taxation Agreement
Ireland and Thailand have signed a Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) in a bid to increase trade between the two countries. The Irish Ambassador to Thailand Declan Kelly signed the agreement yesterday on behalf of the Tánaiste and Foreign Minister Eamon Gilmore.
Ireland and Thailand have signed a Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) in a bid to increase trade between the two countries. The Irish Ambassador to Thailand Declan Kelly signed the agreement yesterday on behalf of the Tánaiste and Foreign Minister Eamon Gilmore.
Additional €70m For School Improvements
Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairí Quinn TD, has announced the allocation of almost €70m for school improvements.
Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairí Quinn TD, has announced the allocation of almost €70m for school improvements.
Good Friday Committee Welcomes UTV Announcement
The Chairman of the Joint Committee on the Implementation of the Good Friday Agreement has welcomed an announcement that UTV is to establish a new all-Ireland channel based in Dublin.
The Chairman of the Joint Committee on the Implementation of the Good Friday Agreement has welcomed an announcement that UTV is to establish a new all-Ireland channel based in Dublin.
Facebook To Expand Dublin HQ
Facebook has said it is to expand its international headquarters in Dublin. The social networking site will move to new office space – 120,000sq ft – in Grand Canal Square in the city as part of the expansion.
Facebook has said it is to expand its international headquarters in Dublin. The social networking site will move to new office space – 120,000sq ft – in Grand Canal Square in the city as part of the expansion.
1 in 4 Dubliners Don't Always Clean Up After Dog
Almost one in four Dublin dog-owners don't always clean up after their pet, despite the city's residents considering dog litter to be a bigger problem than cigarette butts, gum or grafitti.
Almost one in four Dublin dog-owners don't always clean up after their pet, despite the city's residents considering dog litter to be a bigger problem than cigarette butts, gum or grafitti.
Irish News on Wed, Nov 7 2012, 5,113 days ago
President Higgins Congratulates Obama
President Michael D Higgins has congratulated Barack Obama on the success on his re-election. He said that he assured him "continued goodwill and best wishes of the people of Ireland".
President Michael D Higgins has congratulated Barack Obama on the success on his re-election. He said that he assured him "continued goodwill and best wishes of the people of Ireland".
Man Seriously Injured In Road Accident
A pensioner remains in a serious condition in hospital after he was hit by a vehicle in Waterford City yesterday. The 81-year-old man was struck by a 4a4 vehicle on the Cork Road at approximately 2.30pm. He is believed to be in a serious condition in Waterford Regional Hospital.
A pensioner remains in a serious condition in hospital after he was hit by a vehicle in Waterford City yesterday. The 81-year-old man was struck by a 4a4 vehicle on the Cork Road at approximately 2.30pm. He is believed to be in a serious condition in Waterford Regional Hospital.
Labour Criticises Household Charge Letters
Clare Labour T.D. Michael McNamara, has told the Dáil that the manner in which the household charge is being collected is making it even more unpopular. He said that Co. Clare has one of the highest compliance levels in the country with a compliance level of 70%.
Clare Labour T.D. Michael McNamara, has told the Dáil that the manner in which the household charge is being collected is making it even more unpopular. He said that Co. Clare has one of the highest compliance levels in the country with a compliance level of 70%.
Man Released Without Charge Over Murder Of Aoife Phelan
A man has been released without charge, after being questioned in relation to the disappearance of Co Laois woman Aoife Phelan. A Garda spokesman said a file is being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions. The search for the 30-year-old nanny is to resume today.
A man has been released without charge, after being questioned in relation to the disappearance of Co Laois woman Aoife Phelan. A Garda spokesman said a file is being prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions. The search for the 30-year-old nanny is to resume today.
Man Sentenced To Life For Dublin Murder
A Wicklow man has been jailed for life for the gangland murder of a father of two. Garrett O'Brien from Bray was found guilty of the murder of Seamus O'Byrne, 27, in Dublin on 13th March 2009. He was shot five times outside his home at Tymon Park North, Tallaght.
A Wicklow man has been jailed for life for the gangland murder of a father of two. Garrett O'Brien from Bray was found guilty of the murder of Seamus O'Byrne, 27, in Dublin on 13th March 2009. He was shot five times outside his home at Tymon Park North, Tallaght.
SIPTU Members To Stage Rally Outside Leinster House
SIPTU members will stage a rally outside Leinster House at 11.00am today to demand that the Government protect the real value of the State Pension in Budget 2013.
SIPTU members will stage a rally outside Leinster House at 11.00am today to demand that the Government protect the real value of the State Pension in Budget 2013.
Irish News on Mon, Nov 7 2011, 5,479 days ago
Man Quizzed Over Dublin Kidnapping
An investigation into the kidnap and murder of a man in his late 20s continues with Garda now questioning a suspect about the murder. A man in his 20s remains in Garda custody this morning on suspicion of the murder of Ciaran Noonan.
An investigation into the kidnap and murder of a man in his late 20s continues with Garda now questioning a suspect about the murder. A man in his 20s remains in Garda custody this morning on suspicion of the murder of Ciaran Noonan.
Garda Stations Face Closure
Ireland's Government is set to approve the closure of nearly one third of all garda stations it has been revealed. According to reports the Government is amid discussions which could see the closure of up to 200 rural garda stations.
Ireland's Government is set to approve the closure of nearly one third of all garda stations it has been revealed. According to reports the Government is amid discussions which could see the closure of up to 200 rural garda stations.
Man Dies In Fatal Flats Fire
A man has died following a fire at a flat complex in Dublin in the early hours of Sunday morning. Four others were rescued from the building by two gardaí on patrol on St Joseph’s Avenue in Drumcondra. The officers on patrol said they saw smoke billowing from the property at around 4.
A man has died following a fire at a flat complex in Dublin in the early hours of Sunday morning. Four others were rescued from the building by two gardaí on patrol on St Joseph’s Avenue in Drumcondra. The officers on patrol said they saw smoke billowing from the property at around 4.
Double British Army Murder Trial Opens
The trial of two men accused of murdering soldiers at Massereene barracks in 2009 is due to begin at Antrim Crown Court.
The trial of two men accused of murdering soldiers at Massereene barracks in 2009 is due to begin at Antrim Crown Court.
Union Slams Teacher Cuts
A union, which represents teachers in Ireland, has spoke out against proposals to cut teacher posts by up to 1,000 next year. The Teachers Union of Ireland (TUI) has criticised plans which see "extreme" cuts on the horizon for teachers.
A union, which represents teachers in Ireland, has spoke out against proposals to cut teacher posts by up to 1,000 next year. The Teachers Union of Ireland (TUI) has criticised plans which see "extreme" cuts on the horizon for teachers.
Ireland Welcomes 14 New Schools
In what is being hailed as a significant move forward in terms of education Ireland is to benefit from the building of 14 new schools across the country. The Minister for Education Ruairi Quinn has welcomed the building of the new schools under the 2011 Rapid Delivery Programme.
In what is being hailed as a significant move forward in terms of education Ireland is to benefit from the building of 14 new schools across the country. The Minister for Education Ruairi Quinn has welcomed the building of the new schools under the 2011 Rapid Delivery Programme.
South African Trade Enters New Phase
Trade relations between South Africa and Ireland will enter a new phase this week, with the visit of an Irish Trade Mission to South Africa and the opening of a Johannesburg office of the Irish trade and technology agency, Enterprise Ireland.
Trade relations between South Africa and Ireland will enter a new phase this week, with the visit of an Irish Trade Mission to South Africa and the opening of a Johannesburg office of the Irish trade and technology agency, Enterprise Ireland.
Israeli Take Over 'Violent and Dangerous'
Irish activists onboard the MV Saoirse who were intercepted by Israeli navy as they attempted to break the Gaza blockade have described the takeover as "violent and dangerous".
Irish activists onboard the MV Saoirse who were intercepted by Israeli navy as they attempted to break the Gaza blockade have described the takeover as "violent and dangerous".
11% Increase In professional Jobs
There has been an increase in professional job opportunities in the last seven months, a leading recruitment agency has revealed. The State has saw an 11% increase in the past month in the number of job vacancies.
There has been an increase in professional job opportunities in the last seven months, a leading recruitment agency has revealed. The State has saw an 11% increase in the past month in the number of job vacancies.
Irish News on Fri, Nov 7 2008, 6,574 days ago
Investigation Into Massive Cocaine Seizure Continues
An investigation launched following the seizure of a massive haul of cocaine off the southwest coast of Ireland yesterday morning is continuing today.
An investigation launched following the seizure of a massive haul of cocaine off the southwest coast of Ireland yesterday morning is continuing today.
SIPTU Result On Aer Lingus Strike Ballot Due
The results of SIPTU's ballot on industrial action in a row over job cuts at Aer Lingus are due later today. Voluntary severance and early retirement schemes have been offered to Aer Lingus employees as the airline attempts to cut almost 1,300 jobs through out-sourcing.
The results of SIPTU's ballot on industrial action in a row over job cuts at Aer Lingus are due later today. Voluntary severance and early retirement schemes have been offered to Aer Lingus employees as the airline attempts to cut almost 1,300 jobs through out-sourcing.
Gardaí Investigate Road Crash In Limerick
Gardaí in Limerick are investigating a crash, which reportedly involves several vehicles. The incident happened on the N7 Dublin Road, near Daly's Cross. Traffic is currently very heavy in the area, as part of the road has been blocked because of the crash.
Gardaí in Limerick are investigating a crash, which reportedly involves several vehicles. The incident happened on the N7 Dublin Road, near Daly's Cross. Traffic is currently very heavy in the area, as part of the road has been blocked because of the crash.
Investigation Launched After Man's Body Found In Kerry
Gardaí at Listowel have launched an investigation, following the discovery of a man's body in the Ballyduff area of North Kerry. The discovery was made in an open area shortly after 5:30pm on Thursday.
Gardaí at Listowel have launched an investigation, following the discovery of a man's body in the Ballyduff area of North Kerry. The discovery was made in an open area shortly after 5:30pm on Thursday.
Taoiseach Attends Special EU Summit In Brussels
Taoiseach Brian Cowen is due to attend an informal meeting of Heads of State and Government in Brussels. The global financial crisis will be discussed at the meeting. The European Union's approach to the discussions at the G20 Summit in Washington on November 15 will also be on the agenda.
Taoiseach Brian Cowen is due to attend an informal meeting of Heads of State and Government in Brussels. The global financial crisis will be discussed at the meeting. The European Union's approach to the discussions at the G20 Summit in Washington on November 15 will also be on the agenda.
Government Announce Corrib Dispute Forum
The Government is set to announce the creation of a new forum in an effort to find a way through the Corrib gasline dispute.
The Government is set to announce the creation of a new forum in an effort to find a way through the Corrib gasline dispute.
Annual Conference For Young Labour Members
The annual national conference for young members of the Labour party is being held in Limerick today. A new national chairperson and executive will be elected at the event, which will also see delegates from all over the country discuss policies and campaigns for next year.
The annual national conference for young members of the Labour party is being held in Limerick today. A new national chairperson and executive will be elected at the event, which will also see delegates from all over the country discuss policies and campaigns for next year.
Man Still Detained Following Tallaght Shooting
Gardaí in Dublin are continuing to question a man in connection with the shooting of a man in Tallaght. As part of their investigation into the attack on Robert Delaney, 28, at Russell Rise in Tallaght, on the 22nd of October, Gardai in the Tallaght area yesterday morning made the arrest.
Gardaí in Dublin are continuing to question a man in connection with the shooting of a man in Tallaght. As part of their investigation into the attack on Robert Delaney, 28, at Russell Rise in Tallaght, on the 22nd of October, Gardai in the Tallaght area yesterday morning made the arrest.
Irish Workers 'Receive 95 Spam Emails A Day'
Irish business email users are sent an average of 95 spam emails every day, a new study has revealed. Clean Communications, an Irish anti spam development company, conducted a study on 1,000 Irish companies' emails during October 2008.
Irish business email users are sent an average of 95 spam emails every day, a new study has revealed. Clean Communications, an Irish anti spam development company, conducted a study on 1,000 Irish companies' emails during October 2008.
Irish News on Wed, Nov 7 2007, 6,940 days ago
No Guns For Garda Síochána
While guns are on the agenda again for the Irish police force - following the shooting of unarmed Garda traffic branch officer Paul Sherlock in September - there are no plans for uniformed officers to carry arms.
While guns are on the agenda again for the Irish police force - following the shooting of unarmed Garda traffic branch officer Paul Sherlock in September - there are no plans for uniformed officers to carry arms.
Russell Found Guilty Over US Students' Deaths
Frederick Russell, who was extradited from Ireland to the US to stand trial over the deaths of three students in a traffic collision, has been found guilty by a court in Washington State.
Frederick Russell, who was extradited from Ireland to the US to stand trial over the deaths of three students in a traffic collision, has been found guilty by a court in Washington State.
Investigation Launched Into Cork Death
Gardaí in Cork have launched an investigation into the death of an elderly man at his home in the city. Gus Hornibrook, 74, was found in his house in Temple Acre Avenue in the Gurranabraher area of the city around 12pm on Tuesday.
Gardaí in Cork have launched an investigation into the death of an elderly man at his home in the city. Gus Hornibrook, 74, was found in his house in Temple Acre Avenue in the Gurranabraher area of the city around 12pm on Tuesday.
Ennis Blaze Alert
Fire brigade units from four stations in Co Clare are dealing with a major blaze in Ennis town this morning. The fire was reported at 6am at a commercial premises on Station Road in the town. It is not thought that there is anybody in the building.
Fire brigade units from four stations in Co Clare are dealing with a major blaze in Ennis town this morning. The fire was reported at 6am at a commercial premises on Station Road in the town. It is not thought that there is anybody in the building.
Pere Charles Salvage Operation Underway
A salvage operation to recover the Pere Charles fishing trawler from the seabed off the Wexford Coast has been resumed after being suspended for nearly nine hours.
A salvage operation to recover the Pere Charles fishing trawler from the seabed off the Wexford Coast has been resumed after being suspended for nearly nine hours.
Limerick Factory 'Facing Closure' Over Strike
A plant which manufacturers car components in Limerick is reportedly facing closure as strike action continues at the site. Workers at the Atlas Aluminium company have been on strike for over a week.
A plant which manufacturers car components in Limerick is reportedly facing closure as strike action continues at the site. Workers at the Atlas Aluminium company have been on strike for over a week.
Government Attacked On Cancer Mistakes
The Dáil has been forced to extend a debate on cancer care services amid mounting opposition anger over the botched diagnoses of at least seven women.
The Dáil has been forced to extend a debate on cancer care services amid mounting opposition anger over the botched diagnoses of at least seven women.
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