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Irish News on Fri, Feb 7 2020, 2,192 days ago
Man Arrested In Connection With Weapons Seizure In Co Louth
Gardaí in Co Louth have arrested a man in connection with the seizure of guns and ammunition. The arrest and seizure was made during an intelligence-led search operation carried out early this morning.
Gardaí in Co Louth have arrested a man in connection with the seizure of guns and ammunition. The arrest and seizure was made during an intelligence-led search operation carried out early this morning.
Irish News on Thu, Feb 7 2019, 2,557 days ago
Over 25,000 Appointments Cancelled As Nursing Strikes Continue
Over 37,000 nurses from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) have entered their third day of strike action in a dispute over pay and staff shortages. The struggle with the government sees no sign of a breakthrough, with a further three days of industrial action scheduled for next week.
Over 37,000 nurses from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) have entered their third day of strike action in a dispute over pay and staff shortages. The struggle with the government sees no sign of a breakthrough, with a further three days of industrial action scheduled for next week.
Gardaí Probing Two Deaths At Midlands Prison
An investigation has been launched into the deaths of two prisoners in the space of 10 days at the Midlands Prison in Portlaoise. The first inmate died some time between the evening of Sunday 27 January and the following morning. Another prisoner was found dead in his cell on Tuesday 05 February.
An investigation has been launched into the deaths of two prisoners in the space of 10 days at the Midlands Prison in Portlaoise. The first inmate died some time between the evening of Sunday 27 January and the following morning. Another prisoner was found dead in his cell on Tuesday 05 February.
Taoiseach's Brussels Visit: No Renegotiation Of Brexit Deal
The EU has restated its firm position on the UK's divorce deal as non-negotiable. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar was in Brussels for further Brexit talks with senior EU officials this week, in a bid to consolidate support for the current proposal and ramp up plans for a no-deal scenario.
The EU has restated its firm position on the UK's divorce deal as non-negotiable. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar was in Brussels for further Brexit talks with senior EU officials this week, in a bid to consolidate support for the current proposal and ramp up plans for a no-deal scenario.
Gardaí Appeal For Missing Person Tony Galvin
Gardaí have issued an appeal to the public for help in tracing a man who is missing from his home in Dublin. Tony Galvin, 41, from Ballyfermot has not been seen since Tuesday 05 February. He is described as being 5'7", of slim build with a shaved head and green eyes.
Gardaí have issued an appeal to the public for help in tracing a man who is missing from his home in Dublin. Tony Galvin, 41, from Ballyfermot has not been seen since Tuesday 05 February. He is described as being 5'7", of slim build with a shaved head and green eyes.
FF Call For Agri-Food Support In Face Of Brexit
A Fianna Fail TD has called for Government support for the agri-food sector in the face of Brexit. Lisa Chambers, the party's Brexit spokesperson, was commenting after a meeting to discuss the implications of Brexit with key stakeholders in the industry.
A Fianna Fail TD has called for Government support for the agri-food sector in the face of Brexit. Lisa Chambers, the party's Brexit spokesperson, was commenting after a meeting to discuss the implications of Brexit with key stakeholders in the industry.
Brexit: US Congress Warn Of Trade Detriment Caused By Hard Border
Members of Congress in the United States have warned that any return to a hard border in Ireland could have an adverse impact on any post-Brexit trade deal between the UK and the US.
Members of Congress in the United States have warned that any return to a hard border in Ireland could have an adverse impact on any post-Brexit trade deal between the UK and the US.
Govt Launch New Regional Enterprise Plan In The Midlands
The first of nine new Regional Enterprise Plans has been announced for the Midlands, with the aim of driving job creation and supporting business growth in the area. Heather Humphreys, Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation launched the initiative in Mountmellick on Wednesday, 06 January.
The first of nine new Regional Enterprise Plans has been announced for the Midlands, with the aim of driving job creation and supporting business growth in the area. Heather Humphreys, Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation launched the initiative in Mountmellick on Wednesday, 06 January.
Irish News on Wed, Feb 7 2018, 2,922 days ago
Engaging With Young Adults 'Vital To Tackling Cyber-Bullying' - Farrell
Engaging with young adults and their experiences with cyber-bullying is the key to tackling the issue, according to Fine Gael TD Alan Farrell.
Engaging with young adults and their experiences with cyber-bullying is the key to tackling the issue, according to Fine Gael TD Alan Farrell.
Stripe To Establish New Engineering Hub In Dublin
Dozens of new engineer positions are to be created by technology platform Stripe over the next few years in Dublin. The news comes as the company plans to establish its European headquarters in Silicon Docks.
Dozens of new engineer positions are to be created by technology platform Stripe over the next few years in Dublin. The news comes as the company plans to establish its European headquarters in Silicon Docks.
Man Dies Following Tipperary Car Crash
A man in his 20s has died following a car crash in Co Tipperary. The single-vehicle incident occurred on the N24 at Lacken, Kilshane at 4.40am this morning, Wednesday 07 February. It is understood the car left the road and struck a wall.
A man in his 20s has died following a car crash in Co Tipperary. The single-vehicle incident occurred on the N24 at Lacken, Kilshane at 4.40am this morning, Wednesday 07 February. It is understood the car left the road and struck a wall.
Elderly Man Killed In Loughrea Car Crash
A 77-year-old man has died after his car collided with a steel barrier in Loughrea, Galway. The incident occurred on Barrack Street at around 8am on Tuesday, 06 February. The victim, who was driving the car, was assisted from the vehicle by passer-bys who performed CPR.
A 77-year-old man has died after his car collided with a steel barrier in Loughrea, Galway. The incident occurred on Barrack Street at around 8am on Tuesday, 06 February. The victim, who was driving the car, was assisted from the vehicle by passer-bys who performed CPR.
Irish News on Tue, Feb 7 2017, 3,287 days ago
Man In Court Over Alleged Investment Fraud
A man has appeared at Dun Laoghaire District Court today, 07 February, in connection with an investigation into alleged investment fraud and money laundering offences.
A man has appeared at Dun Laoghaire District Court today, 07 February, in connection with an investigation into alleged investment fraud and money laundering offences.
Man Arrested Over €500,000 Heroin Find
A man has been arrested after heroin, worth an estimated €500,000, was seized in Dublin. Gardai supported by the Regional Armed Support Unit carried out a planned search of a house in the Crumlin area on Monday, 06 February. Drug dealing paraphernalia was also seized.
A man has been arrested after heroin, worth an estimated €500,000, was seized in Dublin. Gardai supported by the Regional Armed Support Unit carried out a planned search of a house in the Crumlin area on Monday, 06 February. Drug dealing paraphernalia was also seized.
Red Hat To Create Up To 60 New Jobs In Waterford
Red Hat, provider's of open source solutions, is to create up to 60 jobs in Waterford over the next four years. The firm also plans to invest €12.7 million in a new project which is being supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise & Innovation through IDA Ireland.
Red Hat, provider's of open source solutions, is to create up to 60 jobs in Waterford over the next four years. The firm also plans to invest €12.7 million in a new project which is being supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise & Innovation through IDA Ireland.
Kilkenny Animation Studio Unveils New Partnership
Cartoon Saloon, an animation studio based in Kilkenny, has teamed up with Canadian animation studio Mercury Filmworks, it has been announced. The partnership will see a new 2D-focused animation studio created in Ireland – Lighthouse Studios.
Cartoon Saloon, an animation studio based in Kilkenny, has teamed up with Canadian animation studio Mercury Filmworks, it has been announced. The partnership will see a new 2D-focused animation studio created in Ireland – Lighthouse Studios.
Irish News on Fri, Feb 7 2014, 4,383 days ago
Gardai Seize Over €2m In Counterfeit Notes
Gardai have seized over €2m in counterfeit notes following an investigation into the activities of dissident republicans. The €50 notes are believed to be in circulation around the country. Printing paper was also discovered at the scene.
Gardai have seized over €2m in counterfeit notes following an investigation into the activities of dissident republicans. The €50 notes are believed to be in circulation around the country. Printing paper was also discovered at the scene.
94% Of TEEU Members Vote For Strike Action
Members of the Technical Engineering and Electrical Union (TEEU) have voted by 94% in favour of industrial action to protect pay rates and working conditions in the electrical contracting industry.
Members of the Technical Engineering and Electrical Union (TEEU) have voted by 94% in favour of industrial action to protect pay rates and working conditions in the electrical contracting industry.
Tallaght Hospital To Increase Staffing Levels
Siptu has welcomed commitments from the management of Tallaght Hospital, Co Dublin, to increase staffing levels in order to ensure patient safety at the facility. Siptu representatives and their INMO colleagues met with management to discuss concerns over staff numbers at the hospital.
Siptu has welcomed commitments from the management of Tallaght Hospital, Co Dublin, to increase staffing levels in order to ensure patient safety at the facility. Siptu representatives and their INMO colleagues met with management to discuss concerns over staff numbers at the hospital.
Shocking Gaps In Early Assessment For Children With Disabilities - FF
Figures released to Fianna Fáil show shocking gaps in early assessment and support for children with disabilities and special needs right across the country.
Figures released to Fianna Fáil show shocking gaps in early assessment and support for children with disabilities and special needs right across the country.
Shot Fired During ATM Robbery
A shot was fired at gardai following an attempted raid on an ATM machine in Enniscorthy, Co Wexford. It is believed to have been fired by one of the raiders who was carrying a gun. Three suspects made off in a black estate car. An undisclosed sum of money was taken.
A shot was fired at gardai following an attempted raid on an ATM machine in Enniscorthy, Co Wexford. It is believed to have been fired by one of the raiders who was carrying a gun. Three suspects made off in a black estate car. An undisclosed sum of money was taken.
Missing Teen From Wicklow Found In NI
Gardai searching for a missing girl from Co Wicklow has been found in Northern Ireland. Katie Kearney, 15, went missing from her home on Thursday morning. She was last seen on the Main Street In Kilcoole. Gardai immediately launched a search and have confirmed that she was located in the North.
Gardai searching for a missing girl from Co Wicklow has been found in Northern Ireland. Katie Kearney, 15, went missing from her home on Thursday morning. She was last seen on the Main Street In Kilcoole. Gardai immediately launched a search and have confirmed that she was located in the North.
Police Discover Body Near Leicester Square
Police believe a body found near Leicester Square could be missing Irish teenager Patrick Halpin. The student, from Loughrea in Co Galway, went missing on a college trip to the English capital on Wednesday. On Thursday, at around 7.
Police believe a body found near Leicester Square could be missing Irish teenager Patrick Halpin. The student, from Loughrea in Co Galway, went missing on a college trip to the English capital on Wednesday. On Thursday, at around 7.
Irish News on Thu, Feb 7 2013, 4,748 days ago
Call For Taoiseach To Maintain Deal On CAP Vital For Irish Farming
Fianna Fáil Agriculture Spokesperson, Éamon Ó Cuív TD, has called on the Taoiseach to defend Ireland's interests and maintain the country's existing funding under CAP, which is currently being negotiated.
Fianna Fáil Agriculture Spokesperson, Éamon Ó Cuív TD, has called on the Taoiseach to defend Ireland's interests and maintain the country's existing funding under CAP, which is currently being negotiated.
Two Men Attacked In County Meath
Two men were stabbed in a car park in County Meath last night. The two, believed to be from Brazil and Poland, are currently being treated in hospital. Their injuries are not believed to be life threatening.
Two men were stabbed in a car park in County Meath last night. The two, believed to be from Brazil and Poland, are currently being treated in hospital. Their injuries are not believed to be life threatening.
Teenage Boy Fatally Injured On Farm In Cork
A investigation is underway following the death of a teenage boy on a farm in Cork yesterday. The incident occurred at around 18.30 at Church Cross, near Skibereen. The 15-year-old boy was fatally injured when he became trapped between a digger and another piece of equipment.
A investigation is underway following the death of a teenage boy on a farm in Cork yesterday. The incident occurred at around 18.30 at Church Cross, near Skibereen. The 15-year-old boy was fatally injured when he became trapped between a digger and another piece of equipment.
Consultation Process Launches On Back To School Costs
Today Aodhán Ó Ríordáín TD, launched a consultation process on behalf of the Education & Social Protection Committee, on back to school costs. The process runs from February 7th to March 15th. He said: "There is no denying the high cost involved in sending a child to school.
Today Aodhán Ó Ríordáín TD, launched a consultation process on behalf of the Education & Social Protection Committee, on back to school costs. The process runs from February 7th to March 15th. He said: "There is no denying the high cost involved in sending a child to school.
Primary Health Care Centres To Become Tobacco Free
As part of the National Tobacco Control Framework, the HSE has committed to making all its workplaces and campuses smoke free by 2015. This process is well underway here in the Mid-West, with the Mid-Western Regional Hospital Group including St.
As part of the National Tobacco Control Framework, the HSE has committed to making all its workplaces and campuses smoke free by 2015. This process is well underway here in the Mid-West, with the Mid-Western Regional Hospital Group including St.
Ireland Concludes Ninth Review Of EU-IMF Programme
Ireland has today successfully concluded the ninth review mission of our EU-IMF Programme. In line with each of the previous quarterly reviews, Ireland has met all of the commitments and our continued strong programme implementation has been recognised by the Troika.
Ireland has today successfully concluded the ninth review mission of our EU-IMF Programme. In line with each of the previous quarterly reviews, Ireland has met all of the commitments and our continued strong programme implementation has been recognised by the Troika.
Irish News on Tue, Feb 7 2012, 5,114 days ago
Woman Detained In Connection With Alan McNally Murder
A woman has been arrested in connection with the murder of Alan McNally at a pub in Dublin last week. The 47-year-old was arrested following a planned search operation in Finglas this morning. The woman is being detained at Finglas Garda Station under Section 50 of the Criminal Justice Act 2007.
A woman has been arrested in connection with the murder of Alan McNally at a pub in Dublin last week. The 47-year-old was arrested following a planned search operation in Finglas this morning. The woman is being detained at Finglas Garda Station under Section 50 of the Criminal Justice Act 2007.
Cork Plane Crash Report Reveals Problem With A Sensor
A report from the Air Accident Investigation Unit (AAIU) has revealed last year's fatal plane crash at Cork Airport identified a problem with a sensor. The crash, which claimed the lives of six people, found a "mismatch in the torque being delivered from each of the two engines".
A report from the Air Accident Investigation Unit (AAIU) has revealed last year's fatal plane crash at Cork Airport identified a problem with a sensor. The crash, which claimed the lives of six people, found a "mismatch in the torque being delivered from each of the two engines".
Former Athlete Joins Fine Gael
Fine Gael has unveiled former runner and current Senator Eamonn Coghlan as its newest member. The three-time Olympian was appointed to the Seanad last year as an independent by the Taoiseach. No decision has been made on whether or not he will run in the next General Election.
Fine Gael has unveiled former runner and current Senator Eamonn Coghlan as its newest member. The three-time Olympian was appointed to the Seanad last year as an independent by the Taoiseach. No decision has been made on whether or not he will run in the next General Election.
Septic Tank Charge Confirmed
Labour T.D., for Cork South-West Michael McCarthy has welcomed an announcement by Minister Phil Hogan, which confirms that the septic tank charge will be €5 for people who register within the first three months of the scheme going live, and not the €50 charge initially mooted.
Labour T.D., for Cork South-West Michael McCarthy has welcomed an announcement by Minister Phil Hogan, which confirms that the septic tank charge will be €5 for people who register within the first three months of the scheme going live, and not the €50 charge initially mooted.
More Optimism Towards Saving In 2012
The Nationwide UK (Ireland) / ESRI Savings Index increased by 23 points in January to bring the Index to 114, the highest level since October last year and six points higher than January 2011. In January, the number of people saving regularly rose to 48%, an 8 point increase on December.
The Nationwide UK (Ireland) / ESRI Savings Index increased by 23 points in January to bring the Index to 114, the highest level since October last year and six points higher than January 2011. In January, the number of people saving regularly rose to 48%, an 8 point increase on December.
Limerick Hospital "Stretched Beyond Manageable And Safe Parameters"
Members of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) are today battling to maintain a safe level of care to patients at the Mid Western Regional Hospital, Limerick.
Members of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) are today battling to maintain a safe level of care to patients at the Mid Western Regional Hospital, Limerick.
Rooster Potatoes Promoted At International Trade Fair
Six Irish potato marketing companies are participating at the world's leading trade fair for the fresh fruit and vegetable industry this week.
Six Irish potato marketing companies are participating at the world's leading trade fair for the fresh fruit and vegetable industry this week.
Irish News on Mon, Feb 7 2011, 5,479 days ago
Three Die In Irish Car Crashes
A man in his 50s has died in a car crash in Co Londonderry while two men have been killed in separate car crashes in Counties Louth and Cork over the weekend.
A man in his 50s has died in a car crash in Co Londonderry while two men have been killed in separate car crashes in Counties Louth and Cork over the weekend.
Gary Moore Dies On Holiday
The 40-year-long career of legendary Belfast blues guitarist Gary Moore ended last night, as he died in his sleep while on holiday. Robert William Gary Moore, 58, grew up off the Upper Newtownards Road in east Belfast.
The 40-year-long career of legendary Belfast blues guitarist Gary Moore ended last night, as he died in his sleep while on holiday. Robert William Gary Moore, 58, grew up off the Upper Newtownards Road in east Belfast.
North's Policing 'Left To The Paramilitaries'
Despite a concerted effort being made by the North's police force, 'inertia in the delivery of effective, community-based police services' has been blasted as having created a policing vacuum that is being filled by paramilitary activity in both loyalist and republican areas.
Despite a concerted effort being made by the North's police force, 'inertia in the delivery of effective, community-based police services' has been blasted as having created a policing vacuum that is being filled by paramilitary activity in both loyalist and republican areas.
Three Arrested After Drugs Find
Three men have been arrested in Dublin in connection with the discovery of drugs in the Dublin area. Gardaí reported today that the arrests were made as part of an ongoing intelligence led operation into the sale and supply of drugs in the Dublin area.
Three men have been arrested in Dublin in connection with the discovery of drugs in the Dublin area. Gardaí reported today that the arrests were made as part of an ongoing intelligence led operation into the sale and supply of drugs in the Dublin area.
Tragic RIR Soldier Dies In Accident
The Northern soldier who died in an accident in Afghanistan's Helmand province has been named overnight as 20-year-old David Dalzell.
The Northern soldier who died in an accident in Afghanistan's Helmand province has been named overnight as 20-year-old David Dalzell.
Galway Airport To Survive
Galway Airport looks set to survive after the Cabinet rejected a recommendation for its closure by an independent report.
Galway Airport looks set to survive after the Cabinet rejected a recommendation for its closure by an independent report.
Ryanair 'Baggage Scuffle' Grounds Belgians
Up to 100 young Belgian passengers have been removed from a Ryanair plane preparing to leave the Canary Islands after a large scuffle broke out onboard.
Up to 100 young Belgian passengers have been removed from a Ryanair plane preparing to leave the Canary Islands after a large scuffle broke out onboard.
Patients Recalled As Stormont Debates Dentist
The Belfast Trust has recalled over 110 people after a senior consultant was removed from his post at Belfast's Royal School of Dentistry. A review of Professor Philip Lamey's work has now led to a hearing of the General Dental Council in London on 9 July.
The Belfast Trust has recalled over 110 people after a senior consultant was removed from his post at Belfast's Royal School of Dentistry. A review of Professor Philip Lamey's work has now led to a hearing of the General Dental Council in London on 9 July.
Rents 'Down On Last Year's Rate'
Rents across the country have fallen by 0.6% on last year, according to a report from the property website, Daft.ie. The fall shows a steadying of the market when compared to the shocking drop of 15% in 2009's rent prices. Daft.
Rents across the country have fallen by 0.6% on last year, according to a report from the property website, Daft.ie. The fall shows a steadying of the market when compared to the shocking drop of 15% in 2009's rent prices. Daft.
Irish News on Thu, Feb 7 2008, 6,575 days ago
Bad News At Clifden As Airstrip Value Falls
The land used for an airstrip at Clifden Airport has been sold at a €125,000 loss, new accounts have revealed. More than 150 local shareholders were involved in the set up to develop an airstrip in rural Galway.
The land used for an airstrip at Clifden Airport has been sold at a €125,000 loss, new accounts have revealed. More than 150 local shareholders were involved in the set up to develop an airstrip in rural Galway.
'Quinn Death Must Mark End Of Mafia-Style Rule On The Border' - Flanagan
The Northern Ireland and Republic governments have been urged to work together to deliver a real peace to South Armagh and border areas.
The Northern Ireland and Republic governments have been urged to work together to deliver a real peace to South Armagh and border areas.
Galway Women Trapped In Gaza
A Galway woman and her daughter have appealed for help from the Irish government after becoming trapped in Gaza. Treasa Ni Cheannabhain, her daughter, Naisirin Elsafty and her Egyptian niece entered Gaza illegally from Egypt after being refused legal entry to distribute charity funds.
A Galway woman and her daughter have appealed for help from the Irish government after becoming trapped in Gaza. Treasa Ni Cheannabhain, her daughter, Naisirin Elsafty and her Egyptian niece entered Gaza illegally from Egypt after being refused legal entry to distribute charity funds.
Hotels Group Victory In Labour Court
The Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) has won a High Court challenge against the fixing of a statutory minimum wage for hotel workers.
The Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) has won a High Court challenge against the fixing of a statutory minimum wage for hotel workers.
Connell Prepared To Go To Prison Over Church File Dispute
Cardinal Desmond Connell is prepared to go to prison rather than allow privileged documents to be released, according to the Irish Catholic newspaper. The paper has reported that the cardinal told friends he is prepared to go to prison rather than breach the confidentiality of the church files.
Cardinal Desmond Connell is prepared to go to prison rather than allow privileged documents to be released, according to the Irish Catholic newspaper. The paper has reported that the cardinal told friends he is prepared to go to prison rather than breach the confidentiality of the church files.
200,000 Contraband Cigarettes Seized In Cork
Gardai and customs officers seized 200,000 contraband cigarettes in Cork yesterday. The cigarettes were discovered in number of operations. 60,000 smuggled cigarettes were found during a search of a van being driven by a Moldovan national in Fermoy.
Gardai and customs officers seized 200,000 contraband cigarettes in Cork yesterday. The cigarettes were discovered in number of operations. 60,000 smuggled cigarettes were found during a search of a van being driven by a Moldovan national in Fermoy.
Ombudsman's Concern At Limited Children's Referendum
The Ombudsman for Children has said she is opposed to holding a limited referendum dealing only with child protection, which may run on the same day as the Lisbon Treaty referendum.
The Ombudsman for Children has said she is opposed to holding a limited referendum dealing only with child protection, which may run on the same day as the Lisbon Treaty referendum.
Child Protection Tops Agenda At North-South Meeting
Child protection is expected to be top of the agenda at the latest North-South Ministerial Council meeting taking place today. Taoiseach Bertie Ahern will meet Northern Ireland First Minister Rev Ian Paisley for the talks in Dundalk.
Child protection is expected to be top of the agenda at the latest North-South Ministerial Council meeting taking place today. Taoiseach Bertie Ahern will meet Northern Ireland First Minister Rev Ian Paisley for the talks in Dundalk.
Walsh Heads Anti-Trafficking Group
An important job in the increasingly international battle to counter human trafficking was filled today. Marion Walsh - a former private secretary to a number of ministers for justice - took up her new role as head of Ireland's first official unit to fight human trafficking.
An important job in the increasingly international battle to counter human trafficking was filled today. Marion Walsh - a former private secretary to a number of ministers for justice - took up her new role as head of Ireland's first official unit to fight human trafficking.
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Ireland WeatherToday:A sunny but frosty start for many. However cloud increases by midday with a few showers reaching the north coast, these mostly light but spreading inland this afternoon. Chilly. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:A rather cloudy evening with scattered showers. Becoming drier through the night with some good clear spells developing and a patchy frost away from coasts. Minimum temperature 0 °C.