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Irish News on Fri, Sep 6 2019, 2,557 days ago
Any Hardening Of Irish Border 'Completely Unacceptable' - SF
Any hardening of the border between the south and north of Ireland is "completely unacceptable", Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald has said.
Any hardening of the border between the south and north of Ireland is "completely unacceptable", Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald has said.
Climate Action Town Hall Held In Limerick City
A Climate Action Town Hall has been held in Limerick City by the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment Richard Bruton. It is the 7th such event held by the Minister as part of a series of town hall meetings on his Climate Action Plan.
A Climate Action Town Hall has been held in Limerick City by the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment Richard Bruton. It is the 7th such event held by the Minister as part of a series of town hall meetings on his Climate Action Plan.
Govt Must Publish Full Estimate Of Brexit Job Losses
The government must immediately publish their full estimates of potential job losses across the economy, and to outline their plan to preserve jobs in the event of a no-deal Brexit, Labour leader, Brendan Howlin has said.
The government must immediately publish their full estimates of potential job losses across the economy, and to outline their plan to preserve jobs in the event of a no-deal Brexit, Labour leader, Brendan Howlin has said.
Storm Names For 2019-2020 Released
Atiyah, Brendan, Maura and Samir are among the names listed for the 2019-2020 storm season.
Atiyah, Brendan, Maura and Samir are among the names listed for the 2019-2020 storm season.
€14m Programme Launched To Attract Researchers To Ireland
The Government has launched a €14 million recruitment drive to attract international experienced researchers to Ireland.
The Government has launched a €14 million recruitment drive to attract international experienced researchers to Ireland.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 6 2018, 2,922 days ago
Dolores O'Riordan Died 'By Drowning Due To Alcohol Poisoning'
An inquest into the death of Dolores O'Riordan, lead singer with Irish band the Cranberries, has found she died "by drowning due to alcohol poisoning".
An inquest into the death of Dolores O'Riordan, lead singer with Irish band the Cranberries, has found she died "by drowning due to alcohol poisoning".
Irish News on Wed, Sep 6 2017, 3,287 days ago
Call For Govt To Ensure Bank Services Are Available In Rural Areas
The Government has been urged to intervene and ensure that cash and banking services are provided in towns and rural areas.
The Government has been urged to intervene and ensure that cash and banking services are provided in towns and rural areas.
Council Removes Over 45 Tonnes Of Waste From Site In Donegal
Donegal County Council have removed over 45 tonnes of waste from a scenic site at Brinaleck, Meenaclady in Gaoth Dobhair. The clean-up operation by the council and local development group Coiste Forbartha Chnoc Folahas was undertaken as part of the national Anti-Dumping Initiative.
Donegal County Council have removed over 45 tonnes of waste from a scenic site at Brinaleck, Meenaclady in Gaoth Dobhair. The clean-up operation by the council and local development group Coiste Forbartha Chnoc Folahas was undertaken as part of the national Anti-Dumping Initiative.
Vigil For Homeless Man Cancelled
A vigil for a homeless man who died while sleeping on the streets of Dublin last week has been cancelled following revelations that he was on the sex offenders' register.
A vigil for a homeless man who died while sleeping on the streets of Dublin last week has been cancelled following revelations that he was on the sex offenders' register.
Irish President Meets Prince Charles In Scotland
Ireland's President Michael D Higgins has travelled to Scotland after an invite from Prince Charles. The president and his wife Sabina will be joined by Prince Charles and Camilla as they attend celebrations at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire to mark its 10th anniversary.
Ireland's President Michael D Higgins has travelled to Scotland after an invite from Prince Charles. The president and his wife Sabina will be joined by Prince Charles and Camilla as they attend celebrations at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire to mark its 10th anniversary.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 6 2013, 4,748 days ago
HSE Recommend Patients Switch To Cheaper Alternatives
The Health Service Executive have issued a recommendation that people on heart and blood pressure medication switch to generic, cheaper, drugs. The HSE estimate that patients taking regular heart medication could save up to €200 a year if they used cheaper, but equally effective, drugs.
The Health Service Executive have issued a recommendation that people on heart and blood pressure medication switch to generic, cheaper, drugs. The HSE estimate that patients taking regular heart medication could save up to €200 a year if they used cheaper, but equally effective, drugs.
IRA Suspect Has Bail 'Adjusted' To Attend Hurling Final
A man charged with membership of the IRA and firearms offences has successfully petitioned to have his bail conditions "adjusted", allowing him to attend the All-Ireland hurling final. 30-year-old Anthony Carroll was arrested in February as part of a garda crackdown on dissident activity.
A man charged with membership of the IRA and firearms offences has successfully petitioned to have his bail conditions "adjusted", allowing him to attend the All-Ireland hurling final. 30-year-old Anthony Carroll was arrested in February as part of a garda crackdown on dissident activity.
Figures Reveal Amount Spent On Alcohol During Abortion Vote
Figures obtained by the Irish Independent have revealed that the Dáil bar baill for the night of the abortion bill debate totalled almost €1,500.
Figures obtained by the Irish Independent have revealed that the Dáil bar baill for the night of the abortion bill debate totalled almost €1,500.
Garda Arrest Two Men Who May Have Averted A Shooting
Two men have been arrested in Dublin's southside, with gardaí believing they may have averted a shooting. The two men were spotted walking through the Seagull House flats complex in Drimnagh by a routine patrol by officers from Sundrive Road Garda Station.
Two men have been arrested in Dublin's southside, with gardaí believing they may have averted a shooting. The two men were spotted walking through the Seagull House flats complex in Drimnagh by a routine patrol by officers from Sundrive Road Garda Station.
Shatter To Publish DNA Database Bill
Under new legislation, those convicted of serious offences would be required to give a DNA sample, which would then be held on a centralised database.
Under new legislation, those convicted of serious offences would be required to give a DNA sample, which would then be held on a centralised database.
Man Arrested Over Woman's Death And Pub Siege
The discovery of a woman's body in Drumbannon lead to a nine-hour seige in a pub in Bailieborough and the eventual arrest of a 56-year-old man.
The discovery of a woman's body in Drumbannon lead to a nine-hour seige in a pub in Bailieborough and the eventual arrest of a 56-year-old man.
HMV Opens First Store In Nine Months
Today sees the re-opening of music retailer HMV after it entered receivership and closed its doors nine months ago. All 16 of the company's branches across Ireland closed in January. Told sees the opening of a new flagship store on Henry Street in Dublin.
Today sees the re-opening of music retailer HMV after it entered receivership and closed its doors nine months ago. All 16 of the company's branches across Ireland closed in January. Told sees the opening of a new flagship store on Henry Street in Dublin.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 6 2012, 5,113 days ago
Gardaí Investigate Death Of 'At Risk' Baby
Gardaí are investigating the death of a known "at risk" baby in Kilkenny at the weekend. It is understood the mother had no antenatal care in advance of the birth of the child, though HSE social workers were aware she was pregnant and the unborn child was deemed to be at risk.
Gardaí are investigating the death of a known "at risk" baby in Kilkenny at the weekend. It is understood the mother had no antenatal care in advance of the birth of the child, though HSE social workers were aware she was pregnant and the unborn child was deemed to be at risk.
New Census Finds 457 Homeless Children
New census results released today have revealed that more than 450 under 14-year-olds are currently homeless. Children under 14 represented almost one-eighth of the population of 3,808 homeless people identified on Census night in April 2011. Two-thirds of the homeless population was male.
New census results released today have revealed that more than 450 under 14-year-olds are currently homeless. Children under 14 represented almost one-eighth of the population of 3,808 homeless people identified on Census night in April 2011. Two-thirds of the homeless population was male.
Nenagh General To No Longer Treat Emergency Patients
From September 17 patients with emergency cardiology or medical problems will no longer be treated at Nenagh General Hospital. New plans will now see these patients being assessed and treated at the Emergency Department at the Mid-West Regional Hospital in Limerick.
From September 17 patients with emergency cardiology or medical problems will no longer be treated at Nenagh General Hospital. New plans will now see these patients being assessed and treated at the Emergency Department at the Mid-West Regional Hospital in Limerick.
HGV Ban Extension Could Cost DCC Extra €200,000
A proposal to extend Dublin’s city ban on HGVs could cost the council an extra €200,000 a year in rebates, according to a new report. Five axle trucks are currently banned from the city centre between 7am and 7pm every day and officials have been asked to extend this through to midnight.
A proposal to extend Dublin’s city ban on HGVs could cost the council an extra €200,000 a year in rebates, according to a new report. Five axle trucks are currently banned from the city centre between 7am and 7pm every day and officials have been asked to extend this through to midnight.
Gardaí Appeal For Information After Armed Post Office Robbery
Gardaí have launched an investigation following an armed robbery at Dún Laoghaire post office in Dublin this morning. Two men entered the post office, armed with what is believed to have been handguns, around 10.25am. They threatened staff before making off with an undisclosed amount of money.
Gardaí have launched an investigation following an armed robbery at Dún Laoghaire post office in Dublin this morning. Two men entered the post office, armed with what is believed to have been handguns, around 10.25am. They threatened staff before making off with an undisclosed amount of money.
Man Charged With Hijacking
A 20-year-old man has been charged in connection with the hijacking of a car in Dublin last month. Christopher Coakley from Empress Place has been charged with robbery and theft of a car on 5 August. A woman was allegedly dragged from the car before it was driven away with her ten-year-son inside.
A 20-year-old man has been charged in connection with the hijacking of a car in Dublin last month. Christopher Coakley from Empress Place has been charged with robbery and theft of a car on 5 August. A woman was allegedly dragged from the car before it was driven away with her ten-year-son inside.
Free Mortgage Advice Scheme Launched By Lenders
A new service to help people devise the best possible mortgage repayment plans has been launched in an effort to help people stay in their homes. A qualified panel of accountants will proved advise to distressed mortgage holders, as a new service being paid for by mortgage lenders.
A new service to help people devise the best possible mortgage repayment plans has been launched in an effort to help people stay in their homes. A qualified panel of accountants will proved advise to distressed mortgage holders, as a new service being paid for by mortgage lenders.
Mick Wallace Claiming Controversial €41,000 Leaders Allowance
Mick Wallace, the Independent TD who admitting to not paying taxes, is claiming an extra Dail allowance worth €41,000. The Irish Independent has reported that Wallace has started claiming for the controversial leader's allowance, which is unvouched and untaxed, in recent months.
Mick Wallace, the Independent TD who admitting to not paying taxes, is claiming an extra Dail allowance worth €41,000. The Irish Independent has reported that Wallace has started claiming for the controversial leader's allowance, which is unvouched and untaxed, in recent months.
Woman Charged With 8-Year-Old Sons Murder
A 42-year-old Limerick woman has been charged with the murder her eight-year-old son. Diane Ward was brought to a special sitting of Limerick District Court yesterday evening, charged with the murder of her son Anthony at their home in Charleville.
A 42-year-old Limerick woman has been charged with the murder her eight-year-old son. Diane Ward was brought to a special sitting of Limerick District Court yesterday evening, charged with the murder of her son Anthony at their home in Charleville.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 6 2011, 5,479 days ago
FG Begins Two-day 'Think-In'
The Taoiseach Enda Kenny will gather the special Fine Gael Parliamentary Party today in the latest gathering before the Dail term opens next week. The Fine Gael Parliamentary Party will begin a two-day 'think-in' this afternoon in Galway, while Labour concludes theirs in Carlow.
The Taoiseach Enda Kenny will gather the special Fine Gael Parliamentary Party today in the latest gathering before the Dail term opens next week. The Fine Gael Parliamentary Party will begin a two-day 'think-in' this afternoon in Galway, while Labour concludes theirs in Carlow.
€713k Retirement Deal For Top Civil Servant
Former top civil servant, Dermot McCarthy has received over €700k in a retirement and pension deal.
Former top civil servant, Dermot McCarthy has received over €700k in a retirement and pension deal.
Retired Judge To Head Pay Referendum
A retired judge will head a commission on the upcoming referendum on cutting the pay of the judiciary. Retired High Court judge Bryan McMahon will chair a delegation which will provide and publish an explanation of proposals on judges' remuneration.
A retired judge will head a commission on the upcoming referendum on cutting the pay of the judiciary. Retired High Court judge Bryan McMahon will chair a delegation which will provide and publish an explanation of proposals on judges' remuneration.
Complaints Over Crisp Campaign
Meath-based crisp company, Hunky Dorys, are at it again, with scantily clad woman playing sport. Their raunchy TV ad campaign is back, only this time featuring 'beautiful' women in 'tiny' outfits playing Gaelic football.
Meath-based crisp company, Hunky Dorys, are at it again, with scantily clad woman playing sport. Their raunchy TV ad campaign is back, only this time featuring 'beautiful' women in 'tiny' outfits playing Gaelic football.
Security Dominates Belfast UVF Court Case
Security around Belfast's Laganside Courthouse is being tightened up this morning as the first so-called 'supergrass-styled' trial to be held in Northern Ireland for well over two decades is due to begin.
Security around Belfast's Laganside Courthouse is being tightened up this morning as the first so-called 'supergrass-styled' trial to be held in Northern Ireland for well over two decades is due to begin.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 6 2010, 5,844 days ago
Ireland's Neutrality 'Compromised' Since Iraq
A Labour Party spokesman has told a foreign policy conference that Ireland's neutrality has been "severely" compromised since the war in Iraq.
A Labour Party spokesman has told a foreign policy conference that Ireland's neutrality has been "severely" compromised since the war in Iraq.
Nearly Half Of Irish Adults Struggle With Maths
Government figures released today have revealed that some 40% of Irish adults struggle with basic mathematics.
Government figures released today have revealed that some 40% of Irish adults struggle with basic mathematics.
Three Arrested Over Delaney Shooting
Three men have been arrested in connection with a shooting in 2008, which left a young man severely brain-damaged. Robert Delaney, a father of two, was shot in the face with a shotgun as he looked out of an upstairs window when a gunman called at his home.
Three men have been arrested in connection with a shooting in 2008, which left a young man severely brain-damaged. Robert Delaney, a father of two, was shot in the face with a shotgun as he looked out of an upstairs window when a gunman called at his home.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 6 2007, 6,940 days ago
Man Killed In Road Traffic Collision
A man has been killed and two others have been seriously injured in a crash on the N8, Cork to Dublin, road at around 7.05am this morning. A van collided with a truck at Clonad, near to the M7/M8 Togher interchange.
A man has been killed and two others have been seriously injured in a crash on the N8, Cork to Dublin, road at around 7.05am this morning. A van collided with a truck at Clonad, near to the M7/M8 Togher interchange.
Siteserv Purchases Sierra For €46 million
Construction services firm Siteserv has acquired utilities service provider Sierra Communications Ltd for €46 million (£31 million). Siteserv has agreed to pay €46 million on completion of the acquisition, out of which €41.4 million will be paid in cash and the remaining share issue at €0.59.
Construction services firm Siteserv has acquired utilities service provider Sierra Communications Ltd for €46 million (£31 million). Siteserv has agreed to pay €46 million on completion of the acquisition, out of which €41.4 million will be paid in cash and the remaining share issue at €0.59.
45,000 Expected For Guinness Jazz Festival
Another bumper Guinness Jazz Festival is in prospect for the October Bank Holiday weekend in Cork with over 45,000 music fans expected to pump €25 million into the local economy.
Another bumper Guinness Jazz Festival is in prospect for the October Bank Holiday weekend in Cork with over 45,000 music fans expected to pump €25 million into the local economy.
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