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Irish News on Wed, Mar 4 2020, 2,191 days ago
HubSpot To Create 450 New Jobs In Dublin
US technology firm, HubSpot, will create 450 new jobs over the next three years at their Dublin headquarters. First opening in Ireland in 2013 with a commitment to hire 150 people, the company currently employs more than 800. The new jobs will include engineering, sales and services.
US technology firm, HubSpot, will create 450 new jobs over the next three years at their Dublin headquarters. First opening in Ireland in 2013 with a commitment to hire 150 people, the company currently employs more than 800. The new jobs will include engineering, sales and services.
Irish News on Mon, Mar 4 2019, 2,557 days ago
Department Of Health Evacuated In 'White Powder' Incident
An incident is ongoing in Dublin after the officers of the Department of Health were evacuated. It is understood that an envelope containing an unknown white powder was sent to the building. The building was evacuated and garda and Dublin Fire Brigade are at the scene.
An incident is ongoing in Dublin after the officers of the Department of Health were evacuated. It is understood that an envelope containing an unknown white powder was sent to the building. The building was evacuated and garda and Dublin Fire Brigade are at the scene.
Off-Duty Garda Injured In Stabbing Incident In Co Limerick
Gardaí have issued an appeal for information following a stabbing incident in Co Limerick on Sunday night. An off-duty garda officer was stabbed in the hand in an incident at Bruach na Sionna, Castleconnell, shortly after 9pm.
Gardaí have issued an appeal for information following a stabbing incident in Co Limerick on Sunday night. An off-duty garda officer was stabbed in the hand in an incident at Bruach na Sionna, Castleconnell, shortly after 9pm.
Groundbreaking New Employment Law Comes Into Effect
A new Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, which aims to address the challenges of increased casualisation of work and to strengthen the regulation of precarious employment, has come into effect today, Monday, 04 March.
A new Employment (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, which aims to address the challenges of increased casualisation of work and to strengthen the regulation of precarious employment, has come into effect today, Monday, 04 March.
New Online Safety Act To Protect Children Online
A new Online Safety Act which aims to improve online safety and ensure that children can be protected online has been announced by the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruton. Announcing the new Act to students, parents and teachers at St.
A new Online Safety Act which aims to improve online safety and ensure that children can be protected online has been announced by the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruton. Announcing the new Act to students, parents and teachers at St.
Schools Digital Funding Increased By €50m
The Digital Strategy for Schools ICT Infrastructure Fund has been increased to €110m, under the third year of funding under Project Ireland 2040. The Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh T.D.
The Digital Strategy for Schools ICT Infrastructure Fund has been increased to €110m, under the third year of funding under Project Ireland 2040. The Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh T.D.
Irish Youth Club Funding Increased
Funding for Irish youth clubs has been increased by 12% this year, the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr Katherine Zappone has announced.
Funding for Irish youth clubs has been increased by 12% this year, the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr Katherine Zappone has announced.
Over 50,000 Cigarettes Seized At Cork Airport
More than 40,000 cigarettes have been seized by Revenue Officers at Cork Airport when they stopped and searched a passenger who had arrived from Nigeria. The passenger, aged in his 20s, was found to be carrying 40,400 'Benson & Hedges'-branded cigarettes.
More than 40,000 cigarettes have been seized by Revenue Officers at Cork Airport when they stopped and searched a passenger who had arrived from Nigeria. The passenger, aged in his 20s, was found to be carrying 40,400 'Benson & Hedges'-branded cigarettes.
Irish News on Fri, Mar 4 2016, 3,652 days ago
Met Éireann Issues Status Yellow Warning
Met Éireann has issued a 'Status Yellow' warning for parts of Ireland today following overnight snowfall. Drivers have also been advised to leave additional time for journeys and to travel carefully as snow and ice could make driving conditions difficult.
Met Éireann has issued a 'Status Yellow' warning for parts of Ireland today following overnight snowfall. Drivers have also been advised to leave additional time for journeys and to travel carefully as snow and ice could make driving conditions difficult.
Eir Reveals Plans To Upgrade Broadband In Rural Areas
Telecoms provider Eir has revealed plans to upgrade broadband speeds at rural premises around Ireland. The company announced 100,000 homes will receive 1Gbps of broadband speeds in the next 12 months. Sinn Féin MEP Liadh Ní Riada said the firms plans are "most welcome".
Telecoms provider Eir has revealed plans to upgrade broadband speeds at rural premises around Ireland. The company announced 100,000 homes will receive 1Gbps of broadband speeds in the next 12 months. Sinn Féin MEP Liadh Ní Riada said the firms plans are "most welcome".
Anti Austerity Alliance Issues Fresh Call To Abolish Water Charges
Anti Austerity Alliance TD's have issued a fresh call for the next government to abolish water charges. Ruth Coppinger, Paul Murphy, and Mick Barry said it is now critical that all sections of the Anti Water Charges Movement join the boycott.
Anti Austerity Alliance TD's have issued a fresh call for the next government to abolish water charges. Ruth Coppinger, Paul Murphy, and Mick Barry said it is now critical that all sections of the Anti Water Charges Movement join the boycott.
Appeal Issued For Missing 16-Year-Old Adam Swords
Garda have issued an appeal to help trace missing 16-year-old Adam Swords. Adam was last seen at around 4pm in Dungarvan on the 28 February. He is described as being 5ft 5inches tall, medium build, blue eyes and dark blonde/light brown hair.
Garda have issued an appeal to help trace missing 16-year-old Adam Swords. Adam was last seen at around 4pm in Dungarvan on the 28 February. He is described as being 5ft 5inches tall, medium build, blue eyes and dark blonde/light brown hair.
One In Three Irish Workers Don't Feel Appreciated
One in three Irish employees don't feel appreciated in their workplace, according to new research by the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI). Of the 219 people who took part in the online survey, 156 are employees, 45 are managers, while 18 described themselves as an employer.
One in three Irish employees don't feel appreciated in their workplace, according to new research by the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI). Of the 219 people who took part in the online survey, 156 are employees, 45 are managers, while 18 described themselves as an employer.
Unions Begin Talks Over Dispute At Cadbury Factory
Talks are underway between trade unions SIPTU and Unite at the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) in an attempt to settle a dispute at a Cadbury production plant in Dublin.
Talks are underway between trade unions SIPTU and Unite at the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) in an attempt to settle a dispute at a Cadbury production plant in Dublin.
Getaway Car Used In Murder 'Was Stolen'
A getaway car used in a shooting incident in which a man was killed earlier this week, was stolen last year, it has been reported. Vincent Ryan, who was 25, was shot dead in Finglas, Dublin, on Monday.
A getaway car used in a shooting incident in which a man was killed earlier this week, was stolen last year, it has been reported. Vincent Ryan, who was 25, was shot dead in Finglas, Dublin, on Monday.
Irish News on Wed, Mar 4 2015, 4,018 days ago
90 New Jobs Announced For Dublin
LogMeIn has said it is to create 90 new jobs in Dublin. The cloud software company, which provides solutions to simplify how people connect with devices, colleagues and customers, will fill the positions over the next three years.
LogMeIn has said it is to create 90 new jobs in Dublin. The cloud software company, which provides solutions to simplify how people connect with devices, colleagues and customers, will fill the positions over the next three years.
Ryanair Traffic Increases For February
Ryanair has published its customer and load factor statistics for the month of February. For the month, traffic increased by 29% to 5.8m customers, while the airline's load factor grew by 11% points to 89%. In addition, its rolling annual traffic to February increased 9% to 89.1m customers.
Ryanair has published its customer and load factor statistics for the month of February. For the month, traffic increased by 29% to 5.8m customers, while the airline's load factor grew by 11% points to 89%. In addition, its rolling annual traffic to February increased 9% to 89.1m customers.
Plain Packaging For Tobacco Products Approved
The Oireachtas has passed a law for standardised packaging to be used on tobacco products. It is the second country in the world behind Australia, and the first in Europe, to approve such a law.
The Oireachtas has passed a law for standardised packaging to be used on tobacco products. It is the second country in the world behind Australia, and the first in Europe, to approve such a law.
Unemployment Rate Continues To Fall
The unemployment rate in Ireland is continuing to fall, latest official figures have revealed. The Live Register statistics showed a decrease in the number of people signing on. It is the 39th consecutive month to mark a fall.
The unemployment rate in Ireland is continuing to fall, latest official figures have revealed. The Live Register statistics showed a decrease in the number of people signing on. It is the 39th consecutive month to mark a fall.
Body Found In Search For Missing Woman
Gardaí investigating the disappearance of Pamela Kenny have confirmed they have found a body. Ms Kenny, 52, was last seen in Delwood, Castleknock, on Monday (2 March) at around 10.30am. An appeal was launched into her whereabouts. Gardaí have since confirmed the body is that of Ms Kenny.
Gardaí investigating the disappearance of Pamela Kenny have confirmed they have found a body. Ms Kenny, 52, was last seen in Delwood, Castleknock, on Monday (2 March) at around 10.30am. An appeal was launched into her whereabouts. Gardaí have since confirmed the body is that of Ms Kenny.
16 In Court Over False Car Crash Injury Claims
Sixteen people are due to appear in a Cork court today, following an investigation into suspected organised fraudulent motor insurance injury claims. It is understood those charged – 10 males and six females – staged fake car crashed in order to make false insurance claims.
Sixteen people are due to appear in a Cork court today, following an investigation into suspected organised fraudulent motor insurance injury claims. It is understood those charged – 10 males and six females – staged fake car crashed in order to make false insurance claims.
Funding Announced For Local Festivals
More than €550,000 has been set aside for a number of local festivals and events throughout Ireland this year. The funding, announced by Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Michael Ring TD, will see 187 local events benefit from a share of €564,000 from Fáilte Ireland.
More than €550,000 has been set aside for a number of local festivals and events throughout Ireland this year. The funding, announced by Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Michael Ring TD, will see 187 local events benefit from a share of €564,000 from Fáilte Ireland.
Irish News on Tue, Mar 4 2014, 4,383 days ago
Tánaiste Condemns 'Aggression' By Russian Forces In Ukraine
The Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Eamon Gilmore T.D., strongly condemned the aggression by Russian armed forces in Ukraine and warned that the EU would impose sanctions if Russia did not move urgently to de-escalate the crisis.
The Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Eamon Gilmore T.D., strongly condemned the aggression by Russian armed forces in Ukraine and warned that the EU would impose sanctions if Russia did not move urgently to de-escalate the crisis.
Two Arrested Following Post Office Robbery
Two men have been arrested in connection with the robbery of a post office in Roscommon. Two masked men, one of whom is believed to have been armed, entered the post office in Strokestown at approximately 9.30am on Tuesday morning.
Two men have been arrested in connection with the robbery of a post office in Roscommon. Two masked men, one of whom is believed to have been armed, entered the post office in Strokestown at approximately 9.30am on Tuesday morning.
FF Bill To Protect IBRC Mortgage Holders To Be Pressed In The Dáil
A Fianna Fáil Bill to protect the IBRC mortgage holders whose mortgages are being sold is to be pressed in the Dáil tonight and tomorrow during private members' time.
A Fianna Fáil Bill to protect the IBRC mortgage holders whose mortgages are being sold is to be pressed in the Dáil tonight and tomorrow during private members' time.
IFA Calls For Minister To Act On Beef Crisis
Addressing a major protest of beef farmers outside the Department of Agriculture today, IFA President Eddie Downey said Minister Simon Coveney's Food Harvest 2020 plan is failing beef farmers, who face losses up to €175m this year if beef prices are not restored.
Addressing a major protest of beef farmers outside the Department of Agriculture today, IFA President Eddie Downey said Minister Simon Coveney's Food Harvest 2020 plan is failing beef farmers, who face losses up to €175m this year if beef prices are not restored.
Man Attacked In Co Louth Pub
A man has been attacked in a pub in Dundalk. The victim, in his 60s, received serious head injuries following the assault at a bar on the Castletown Road last Friday night. He is currently in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda, where his injuries are serious.
A man has been attacked in a pub in Dundalk. The victim, in his 60s, received serious head injuries following the assault at a bar on the Castletown Road last Friday night. He is currently in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda, where his injuries are serious.
Council Abandons Plans To Build Poolbeg Incinerator
Brian Stanley TD, Sinn Féin Spokesperson on the Environment, has welcomed last night's decision by Dublin City Council to abandon plans to build a waste incinerator at Poolbeg.
Brian Stanley TD, Sinn Féin Spokesperson on the Environment, has welcomed last night's decision by Dublin City Council to abandon plans to build a waste incinerator at Poolbeg.
Man Dies In Co Kerry Road Collision
A man has died in a road collision in County Kerry. The man, 51, was killed after his 4x4 vehicle collided with a signpost in Listowel at approximately 8.40pm on Monday night. He was taken to Kerry General Hospital but was later pronounced dead.
A man has died in a road collision in County Kerry. The man, 51, was killed after his 4x4 vehicle collided with a signpost in Listowel at approximately 8.40pm on Monday night. He was taken to Kerry General Hospital but was later pronounced dead.
Body Found Following Fire At County Louth
A man's body has been found following a fire at a coffin-making plant in County Louth. The victim, 30, believed to be a Lithuanian national, was an employee at Finlay's Coffin and Casket Services in Ardee, and it is thought he was trapped in the fire on Monday night.
A man's body has been found following a fire at a coffin-making plant in County Louth. The victim, 30, believed to be a Lithuanian national, was an employee at Finlay's Coffin and Casket Services in Ardee, and it is thought he was trapped in the fire on Monday night.
Drop In Mortgage Arrears
The number of mortgage accounts for homes in arrears, fell for the second consecutive quarter in Q4 2013, according to the Central Bank. A total of 136,564 of accounts were in arrears at end Q4 2013, a decline of 3.
The number of mortgage accounts for homes in arrears, fell for the second consecutive quarter in Q4 2013, according to the Central Bank. A total of 136,564 of accounts were in arrears at end Q4 2013, a decline of 3.
Irish News on Mon, Mar 4 2013, 4,748 days ago
Gardai Investigate Aggravated Burglary
Gardaí are investigating an Aggravated burglary at a house in Charlestown, Co Mayo which occurred at approximately 11.15pm last Friday. Two masked men, one armed with a knife, entered the house through the front door, both were believed to be armed with knives.
Gardaí are investigating an Aggravated burglary at a house in Charlestown, Co Mayo which occurred at approximately 11.15pm last Friday. Two masked men, one armed with a knife, entered the house through the front door, both were believed to be armed with knives.
Trial Of Nicola Furlong Opens
The man accused of murdering Irish exchange student, Nicola Furlong, has said he "had no intent, motive or reason to hurt, harm or kill" her. Richard Hinds, 20, denied the murder on the first day of the trial in Tokyo today. Ms Furlong was found dead in the Keio Plaza hotel on 24th May last year.
The man accused of murdering Irish exchange student, Nicola Furlong, has said he "had no intent, motive or reason to hurt, harm or kill" her. Richard Hinds, 20, denied the murder on the first day of the trial in Tokyo today. Ms Furlong was found dead in the Keio Plaza hotel on 24th May last year.
Foetus Discovered In A Bin In Dublin
A foetus was discovered in a bin in a housing estate in Dublin last night. A resident at Greenfort Clouse found the remains in a bag inside a rubbish bin at approximately 9pm.
A foetus was discovered in a bin in a housing estate in Dublin last night. A resident at Greenfort Clouse found the remains in a bag inside a rubbish bin at approximately 9pm.
79% Of Irish Drivers Will Keep Their Current Vehicle, Survey Reveals
Following a slow start to 2013 in terms of new car sales compared to 2012, the AA have released findings which suggest that as many as 79% of drivers in Ireland are planning to hold onto their current vehicle for as long as possible.
Following a slow start to 2013 in terms of new car sales compared to 2012, the AA have released findings which suggest that as many as 79% of drivers in Ireland are planning to hold onto their current vehicle for as long as possible.
Former Councillor Charged With Soliciting Murders
A former Fianna Fáil councillor, has been before Cork District Court charged with soliciting another person to murder three people. Gary O'Flynn, 37, has been remanded in custody until Wednesday. A bail application was refused by Judge Leo Malone.
A former Fianna Fáil councillor, has been before Cork District Court charged with soliciting another person to murder three people. Gary O'Flynn, 37, has been remanded in custody until Wednesday. A bail application was refused by Judge Leo Malone.
Man Dies In Kilkenny Road Crash
A man has died following a crash in Kilkenny. last night. The collision occurred on the N25 at Luffany when the car the victim was driving collided with a lorry at around 9pm. The man, in his 50s, was taken to Waterford Regional Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
A man has died following a crash in Kilkenny. last night. The collision occurred on the N25 at Luffany when the car the victim was driving collided with a lorry at around 9pm. The man, in his 50s, was taken to Waterford Regional Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
Minister Launches Standards For Volunteer-Led Youth Groups
Frances Fitzgerald, TD, Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, has launched the National Quality Standards for Volunteer-led Youth Groups in St Andrews Resource Centre, Pearse St, Dublin. The Minister also launched an innovative 'Route Map' resource to support volunteers and staff.
Frances Fitzgerald, TD, Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, has launched the National Quality Standards for Volunteer-led Youth Groups in St Andrews Resource Centre, Pearse St, Dublin. The Minister also launched an innovative 'Route Map' resource to support volunteers and staff.
IFA Warns Minister He Cannot Rollover On CAP Reform
The Irish Farmers Association Executive Council, President John Bryan said there was strong condemnation of the Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney and his handling of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) negotiations to date, saying farmers are not buying the Minister's spin.
The Irish Farmers Association Executive Council, President John Bryan said there was strong condemnation of the Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney and his handling of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) negotiations to date, saying farmers are not buying the Minister's spin.
Post Mortem To Be Carried Out After Dublin Shooting
A post mortem is to be carried out today on the body of a man who was fatally shot in a Dublin pub last night. Paul Cullen, 25, died after he was shot many times at The Cabra House pub at around 7pm.
A post mortem is to be carried out today on the body of a man who was fatally shot in a Dublin pub last night. Paul Cullen, 25, died after he was shot many times at The Cabra House pub at around 7pm.
Irish News on Fri, Mar 4 2011, 5,479 days ago
Pressure On Labour To Spurn FG Advances
Unions and even the party's youth membership are piling pressure on the Labour party to spurn the seduction of power and refuse Fine Gael's offer of joining a coalition government.
Unions and even the party's youth membership are piling pressure on the Labour party to spurn the seduction of power and refuse Fine Gael's offer of joining a coalition government.
Coalition Decision 'Expected Soon'
A decision on whether Labour and Fine Gael will enter into a coalition to form a majority Government in the Dáil is expected to come on Friday.
A decision on whether Labour and Fine Gael will enter into a coalition to form a majority Government in the Dáil is expected to come on Friday.
North's Budget Spend 'Agreed'
There have been both winners and losers as a 'final' budget package is presented to a special session of the Stormont Assembly today. The package has also had both backers who favour the harsh economic measures and those who have opposed it - and even voted against the deal.
There have been both winners and losers as a 'final' budget package is presented to a special session of the Stormont Assembly today. The package has also had both backers who favour the harsh economic measures and those who have opposed it - and even voted against the deal.
BOI Apologises Over 'Misleading' Bonuses Claims
The Bank of Ireland has issued an apology over the "quality" of its information on bonuses to the Government, which the department of Finance has called "misleading".
The Bank of Ireland has issued an apology over the "quality" of its information on bonuses to the Government, which the department of Finance has called "misleading".
Two Door Are Choice For Dublin
Co Down band Two Door Cinema Club has won this year's Choice Music Prize in Dublin on Thursday night. The three-piece indie act received a cheque for €10,000 along with the prestigious accolade during the live event at Dublin's Vicar Street venue last night, beating favourites, Villagers.
Co Down band Two Door Cinema Club has won this year's Choice Music Prize in Dublin on Thursday night. The three-piece indie act received a cheque for €10,000 along with the prestigious accolade during the live event at Dublin's Vicar Street venue last night, beating favourites, Villagers.
NI Water Takes Blame For Freeze Chaos
The North's official water and sewage utility, Northern Ireland Water was ill prepared to deal with the Christmas water crisis that left 450,000 people without mains supply. A report by the Utility Regulator has found that the winter freeze - that cost the company £7.
The North's official water and sewage utility, Northern Ireland Water was ill prepared to deal with the Christmas water crisis that left 450,000 people without mains supply. A report by the Utility Regulator has found that the winter freeze - that cost the company £7.
Irish News on Thu, Mar 4 2010, 5,844 days ago
Adams Gives Himself Up
The fugitive brother of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has handed himself over to the authorities in the Irish Republic. Liam Adams is wanted by police in Northern Ireland over claims he sexually abused his now grown-up daughter from the age of four.
The fugitive brother of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has handed himself over to the authorities in the Irish Republic. Liam Adams is wanted by police in Northern Ireland over claims he sexually abused his now grown-up daughter from the age of four.
Pension Age Increase To Be Phased In
The age at which people qualify for the State Pension is be increased in 2014, according to the Taoiseach today. Brian Cowen announced the new plan in Government buildings this morning, which will see the age of retirement increase to 66 years of age in 2014, 67 in 2021 and 68 in 2028.
The age at which people qualify for the State Pension is be increased in 2014, according to the Taoiseach today. Brian Cowen announced the new plan in Government buildings this morning, which will see the age of retirement increase to 66 years of age in 2014, 67 in 2021 and 68 in 2028.
Arrests Follow Over Drug Haul
Two men have been arrested in Navan in connection with a drug seizure. Gardai revealed this morning they arrested two males and seized ecstasy tablets after a stop and search in the County. Leading up to the arrests, Gardai stopped a car on the Inner Relief Road, Navan at approximately 5.
Two men have been arrested in Navan in connection with a drug seizure. Gardai revealed this morning they arrested two males and seized ecstasy tablets after a stop and search in the County. Leading up to the arrests, Gardai stopped a car on the Inner Relief Road, Navan at approximately 5.
Cross-Border Scheme Tackles Parking Fines
All-Ireland co-operation is to be increased to tackle parking offenders across the whole island. NI Transport Minister, Conor Murphy has welcomed a new pilot agreement, which means all parking offenders can be pursued.
All-Ireland co-operation is to be increased to tackle parking offenders across the whole island. NI Transport Minister, Conor Murphy has welcomed a new pilot agreement, which means all parking offenders can be pursued.
Bloody Sunday 'Gaff' Angers Families
The North's Alliance party leader David Ford is prepared to meet with the families of those killed on Bloody Sunday to explain his views on an inquiry into the 1972 incident.
The North's Alliance party leader David Ford is prepared to meet with the families of those killed on Bloody Sunday to explain his views on an inquiry into the 1972 incident.
Irish Animator Tops Digital Awards
One of Ireland's most prolific and well respected providers of animated content, have collected two prizes at the annual Digital Media Awards for the short film Hasan Everywhere.
One of Ireland's most prolific and well respected providers of animated content, have collected two prizes at the annual Digital Media Awards for the short film Hasan Everywhere.
Profits Slump At CRH
One of Ireland's biggest building companies has reported a 55% drop in pre-tax profits for 2009. However, the results posted by building materials group, CRH were still ahead of many analyst expectations. Profits for the year stood at €732m for the firm, compared to €1.6bn for 2008.
One of Ireland's biggest building companies has reported a 55% drop in pre-tax profits for 2009. However, the results posted by building materials group, CRH were still ahead of many analyst expectations. Profits for the year stood at €732m for the firm, compared to €1.6bn for 2008.
O'Keeffe Opens Cork Science Labs
Irish Minister for Education and Science, Batt O'Keeffe was on hand yesterday to open two new science laboratories in St Fanahan’s College, Mitchelstown, Co Cork. The new laboratories are the result of an investment of more than €260,000 under the Department’s Summer Works Scheme.
Irish Minister for Education and Science, Batt O'Keeffe was on hand yesterday to open two new science laboratories in St Fanahan’s College, Mitchelstown, Co Cork. The new laboratories are the result of an investment of more than €260,000 under the Department’s Summer Works Scheme.
Irish News on Wed, Mar 4 2009, 6,209 days ago
Parties At Odds As Emergency Budget Announced For April
The leading parties in the Daíl are criticising each other after the announcement of an emergency budget for April.
The leading parties in the Daíl are criticising each other after the announcement of an emergency budget for April.
Over 350,000 on the Live Register
The number of people on the Live Register stood at almost 353,000 at the end of February, according to the Central Statistics Office. The latest figures mean an increase of 26,700 on January's record breaking 326,100. The Live Register figure at the end of last month shows an 87.
The number of people on the Live Register stood at almost 353,000 at the end of February, according to the Central Statistics Office. The latest figures mean an increase of 26,700 on January's record breaking 326,100. The Live Register figure at the end of last month shows an 87.
Six Arrested Over Gangland Killings
A total of six people have been arrested in Dublin this morning in connection with the shooting of two men in the Finglas area.
A total of six people have been arrested in Dublin this morning in connection with the shooting of two men in the Finglas area.
Man Killed In Another Finglas Shooting
A second man in only three days has been shot in the North Dublin area of Finglas. Gardai in the area have launched an investigation into the second shooting incident this week, which occurred outside a house at Kippure Park, Finglas at approximately 11.20pm last night.
A second man in only three days has been shot in the North Dublin area of Finglas. Gardai in the area have launched an investigation into the second shooting incident this week, which occurred outside a house at Kippure Park, Finglas at approximately 11.20pm last night.
Young Man Killed In Sligo Crash
An 18-year-old has been killed following a two vehicle crash in Co Sligo this morning. The man who has been named Jonathan Bruen, from Ballaghaderreen, Co.Roscommon, died today following a road traffic collision at about 7.30am, near Ballymote Co.
An 18-year-old has been killed following a two vehicle crash in Co Sligo this morning. The man who has been named Jonathan Bruen, from Ballaghaderreen, Co.Roscommon, died today following a road traffic collision at about 7.30am, near Ballymote Co.
Gardaí Hunt For Missing Woman
Fears are growing for the safety of a woman in her 50s who has been reported missing. Gardaí at Navan Garda Station are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 53-year-old Margaret Mawhinney, who is missing from her home at Trim Road in Navan, Co. Meath.
Fears are growing for the safety of a woman in her 50s who has been reported missing. Gardaí at Navan Garda Station are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 53-year-old Margaret Mawhinney, who is missing from her home at Trim Road in Navan, Co. Meath.
Teen Killed On Kilkenny Road Named
Gardai have named the 16-year-old male killed in a road crash in Co Kilkenny, yesterday. The boy was named Patrick Mc Donagh, from Johnswell Road, Kilkenny.
Gardai have named the 16-year-old male killed in a road crash in Co Kilkenny, yesterday. The boy was named Patrick Mc Donagh, from Johnswell Road, Kilkenny.
Border Crossing Bill 'Discriminatory'
Radical new plans to introduce border checks on people crossing between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic may be discriminatory.
Radical new plans to introduce border checks on people crossing between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic may be discriminatory.
Irish News on Tue, Mar 4 2008, 6,574 days ago
Four Held In Connection With The Death Of Darren Guerrine
Two men and two youths have been arrested in connection with the death of Darren Guerrine, 21, whose body was found in Dublin last month in the back of the Jamestown Industrial Estate along the Grand Canal.
Two men and two youths have been arrested in connection with the death of Darren Guerrine, 21, whose body was found in Dublin last month in the back of the Jamestown Industrial Estate along the Grand Canal.
Girl Freed In Drimnagh Murder Probe
A teenage girl questioned about the deaths of two Polish workers has been released without charge.
A teenage girl questioned about the deaths of two Polish workers has been released without charge.
Women Dies In Co Longford Collision
A woman believed to be in her 20s has died following a single–vehicle collision on the Ballinalee to Longford Road in Co Longford this morning. The road remains closed pending a full investigation. Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to contact them at Granard Garda Station on 043 876600.
A woman believed to be in her 20s has died following a single–vehicle collision on the Ballinalee to Longford Road in Co Longford this morning. The road remains closed pending a full investigation. Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to contact them at Granard Garda Station on 043 876600.
Angry Builder Climbs Crane
A building firm employee has climbed to the top of a Dublin crane to protest at what he claims is his employers failure to comply with legal obligations.
A building firm employee has climbed to the top of a Dublin crane to protest at what he claims is his employers failure to comply with legal obligations.
RTÉ Warned To 'Stop Chasing Ratings'
Minister for Communications Eamon Ryan has warned RTÉ that it must broadcast more public service content at primetime. The Irish broadcaster could lose some of its licence fee if it continues to broadcast large amounts of bought-in foreign programming.
Minister for Communications Eamon Ryan has warned RTÉ that it must broadcast more public service content at primetime. The Irish broadcaster could lose some of its licence fee if it continues to broadcast large amounts of bought-in foreign programming.
Physios Want More Of Us To Take Up Exercise
The Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (ISCP) launched its 'Move 4 Health 2008' campaign today to encourage people to take up physical activity. Throughout March the ISCP will promote the campaign in their local areas and be available for support.
The Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (ISCP) launched its 'Move 4 Health 2008' campaign today to encourage people to take up physical activity. Throughout March the ISCP will promote the campaign in their local areas and be available for support.
Coast Guard Helicopter Deployed In Lough Swilly Rescue
A rescue mission was mounted just after 3.30am this morning in Lough Swilly at Salanda point after a fishing vessel with seven crew on board went onto rocks. The vessel named the Horizon hit a rock ledge in force 4 gales.
A rescue mission was mounted just after 3.30am this morning in Lough Swilly at Salanda point after a fishing vessel with seven crew on board went onto rocks. The vessel named the Horizon hit a rock ledge in force 4 gales.
Party Calls For Action To Address Anti-Social Behaviour
Fine Gael is demanding action to address knife culture and anti-social behaviour during private members' time in the Dáil tonight. The party is vowing to challenge the Government over its record on crime during private members' time in the Dáil. They want reforms introduced in the two areas.
Fine Gael is demanding action to address knife culture and anti-social behaviour during private members' time in the Dáil tonight. The party is vowing to challenge the Government over its record on crime during private members' time in the Dáil. They want reforms introduced in the two areas.
LG Electronics Keeps Focus On Ireland
LG Electronics (LGE), a leader in consumer electronics and mobile communications, has announced the official opening of its new Dublin office, based in Greenogue Industrial Estate.
LG Electronics (LGE), a leader in consumer electronics and mobile communications, has announced the official opening of its new Dublin office, based in Greenogue Industrial Estate.
Hotels To Change Menus To Tackle Childhood Obesity
In a bid to tackle childhood obesity and promote healthy eating the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) is to introduce new menu guidelines.
In a bid to tackle childhood obesity and promote healthy eating the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) is to introduce new menu guidelines.
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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.