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Irish News on Wed, Oct 30 2019, 2,557 days ago
EU Funding Of €1.5m Secured For Public Wifi Services
Ireland is set to receive funding of €1.5 million from the EU for public wifi services, securing 100 vouchers in the third call for applications under the EU's WiFi4EU initiative, the Minister of State for Community Development, Natural Resources and Digital Development, Seán Canney, has announced.
Ireland is set to receive funding of €1.5 million from the EU for public wifi services, securing 100 vouchers in the third call for applications under the EU's WiFi4EU initiative, the Minister of State for Community Development, Natural Resources and Digital Development, Seán Canney, has announced.
Irish News on Tue, Oct 30 2018, 2,922 days ago
Fine Gael Candidate Calls For Ban On Election Posters
Fine Gael has called for a widespread ban on election posters and suggested Waterford as a trial area at the next election.
Fine Gael has called for a widespread ban on election posters and suggested Waterford as a trial area at the next election.
CSO Must Take Over Publication Of Homelessness Data - SF
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) must take over the publication of homelessness figures as the Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy can "no longer be trusted", Sinn Féin Housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin TD has said.
The Central Statistics Office (CSO) must take over the publication of homelessness figures as the Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy can "no longer be trusted", Sinn Féin Housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin TD has said.
93% Of People Want The Govt To 'Do More' To Tackle Housing Crisis
Approximately 93% of respondents to a housing survey said that they want the government to do more to tackle the housing crisis, including the construction of more social and affordable homes. According to the MyHome.
Approximately 93% of respondents to a housing survey said that they want the government to do more to tackle the housing crisis, including the construction of more social and affordable homes. According to the MyHome.
Garda Officers Injured In Squad Car Collision
Two gardaí officers remain in hospital following a collision in Dublin. According to reports, the male and female officers were seriously injured when their squad car crashed on Pigeon House Road in Ringsend at approximately 5pm yesterday, 29 October.
Two gardaí officers remain in hospital following a collision in Dublin. According to reports, the male and female officers were seriously injured when their squad car crashed on Pigeon House Road in Ringsend at approximately 5pm yesterday, 29 October.
Ireland Highly Ranked In Reducing Childhood Educational Inequality
Ireland has been ranked second out of 41 wealthy nations at reducing education inequality between children, according to UNICEF's latest Report Card.
Ireland has been ranked second out of 41 wealthy nations at reducing education inequality between children, according to UNICEF's latest Report Card.
Govt Accused Of 'Sleepwalking Into A Major Disaster'
Fianna Fáil has raised concerns that the government is "sleepwalking into a major disaster" after it was confirmed that they do not know how many additional veterinary and controls officials will be operational after March 29, when the UK leaves the EU.
Fianna Fáil has raised concerns that the government is "sleepwalking into a major disaster" after it was confirmed that they do not know how many additional veterinary and controls officials will be operational after March 29, when the UK leaves the EU.
Record Year For Irish Passport Applications
2018 is set to be a record year for Irish passport applications, the latest figures from the Irish Embassy in London has revealed.
2018 is set to be a record year for Irish passport applications, the latest figures from the Irish Embassy in London has revealed.
New 'One House' Centre Announced For Abused Children
A new trauma centre for sexually abused children is to be piloted in Galway, Ministers have announced.
A new trauma centre for sexually abused children is to be piloted in Galway, Ministers have announced.
20-Year-Old Man Seriously Injured In Co Galway Collision
A 20-year-old man is in a serious condition in hospital following a road traffic collision in Indreabhán (Inverin), Co Galway, At approximately 11.05pm on Sunday, 28 October, the man was struck by a minibus on the Indreabhán (Inverin) to Carroe road at Tully, Indreabhán (Inverin).
A 20-year-old man is in a serious condition in hospital following a road traffic collision in Indreabhán (Inverin), Co Galway, At approximately 11.05pm on Sunday, 28 October, the man was struck by a minibus on the Indreabhán (Inverin) to Carroe road at Tully, Indreabhán (Inverin).
Irish News on Mon, Oct 30 2017, 3,287 days ago
Three Arrested In Connection With Large Drugs Seizure In Co Cork
Three people have been arrested in connection with a large drugs seizure in County Cork. As part of an ongoing operation into the sale and supply of controlled substances in the Cork area, Gardaí from Bandon Garda station searched a house at Presentation Terrace, Kinsale on the 27 October.
Three people have been arrested in connection with a large drugs seizure in County Cork. As part of an ongoing operation into the sale and supply of controlled substances in the Cork area, Gardaí from Bandon Garda station searched a house at Presentation Terrace, Kinsale on the 27 October.
New €3.5m Early Years Services Payments Announced
The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr. Katherine Zappone, has announced the details of the €3.
The Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr. Katherine Zappone, has announced the details of the €3.
Irish News on Fri, Oct 30 2015, 4,018 days ago
Appeal Issued After IED Left At Garda Officers Home
Crimestoppers have appealed for information following the discovery of an improvised explosive device (IED) outside the home of a garda officer in Drumlish, Co Leitrim. The IED was left outside front door of member of An Garda Síochán's home on Thursday, 17 April, 2014.
Crimestoppers have appealed for information following the discovery of an improvised explosive device (IED) outside the home of a garda officer in Drumlish, Co Leitrim. The IED was left outside front door of member of An Garda Síochán's home on Thursday, 17 April, 2014.
'Dangerous Substances' Stolen During Vet Surgery Break-In
An investigation has been launched into a break-in at a veterinary surgery, during which a number of dangerous substances were stolen. The burglary occurred at a Veterinary Surgery on Walkinstown Road, Dublin 12 on the night of the 28 - 29 October 2015.
An investigation has been launched into a break-in at a veterinary surgery, during which a number of dangerous substances were stolen. The burglary occurred at a Veterinary Surgery on Walkinstown Road, Dublin 12 on the night of the 28 - 29 October 2015.
Concerns Raised Over Proposed Modular Sites
The proposed sites for the new modular units announced by the government have raised "real concerns" that must be addressed, Sinn Féin housing spokesperson Dessie Ellis has said.
The proposed sites for the new modular units announced by the government have raised "real concerns" that must be addressed, Sinn Féin housing spokesperson Dessie Ellis has said.
Minister For Health Urged To Order Patient Safety Audit
The Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has been urged to order an independent audit of patient safety at the emergency departments when the overcrowding crisis is most acute.
The Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has been urged to order an independent audit of patient safety at the emergency departments when the overcrowding crisis is most acute.
Fianna Fáil Accused Of Scaremongering On Garda Numbers
Fianna Fáil must stop scaremongering on Garda number, Fine Gael has said, claiming that they have got their figures on garda retirements "all wrong".
Fianna Fáil must stop scaremongering on Garda number, Fine Gael has said, claiming that they have got their figures on garda retirements "all wrong".
Illegal Exportation Of Dogs And Pups 'Will Not Be Tolerated'
The illegal exportation of dogs and pups "will not be tolerated", Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney, has said. Minister Coveney made the comments following the seizure of a consignment of dogs and pups who were in the process of being illegally exported to the U.K.
The illegal exportation of dogs and pups "will not be tolerated", Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney, has said. Minister Coveney made the comments following the seizure of a consignment of dogs and pups who were in the process of being illegally exported to the U.K.
Missing 16-Year-Old Found 'Safe And Well'
A 16-year-old girl missing from Coolock has been found "safe and well", garda have reported. Gardaí in Mountjoy had issued an appeal for help in tracing Jadine Dunne, who had not been seen since the early hours of Monday, 26 October. Garda thanked the public for their assistance in their search.
A 16-year-old girl missing from Coolock has been found "safe and well", garda have reported. Gardaí in Mountjoy had issued an appeal for help in tracing Jadine Dunne, who had not been seen since the early hours of Monday, 26 October. Garda thanked the public for their assistance in their search.
Irish News on Thu, Oct 30 2014, 4,383 days ago
100 Jobs Announced For Athlone
100 jobs are to be created in Athlone over the next three years by medical supplier Teleflex. The expansion at the company's Athlone office is being supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.
100 jobs are to be created in Athlone over the next three years by medical supplier Teleflex. The expansion at the company's Athlone office is being supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.
Appeal Following Carjacking In Longford
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses following an alleged assault and carjacking incident in Longford. Shortly before 6pm on Wednesday (29 October), a woman in her 40s was confronted at knife point by two males as she returned to her car on Ballymahon Street, Longford.
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses following an alleged assault and carjacking incident in Longford. Shortly before 6pm on Wednesday (29 October), a woman in her 40s was confronted at knife point by two males as she returned to her car on Ballymahon Street, Longford.
ISPCA Issues Halloween Safety Warning
The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) has issued a warning to pet owners this Halloween. The charity has issued advice for owners to take care of their animals as they could become spooked by the noise of fireworks.
The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) has issued a warning to pet owners this Halloween. The charity has issued advice for owners to take care of their animals as they could become spooked by the noise of fireworks.
€13.5m Funding Into Health Research
€13.5m is to go towards funding for new health research projects announced today by Minister for Health, Leo Varadkar.
€13.5m is to go towards funding for new health research projects announced today by Minister for Health, Leo Varadkar.
Flanagan Meets With US Senator Ahead Of N.I. Talks
Ireland's Foreign Minister Charlie Flanagan has met with Senator Gary Hart this morning ahead of new talks in Northern Ireland to resolve outstanding issues such as the budget, welfare reform, flags, parades and dealing with the past.
Ireland's Foreign Minister Charlie Flanagan has met with Senator Gary Hart this morning ahead of new talks in Northern Ireland to resolve outstanding issues such as the budget, welfare reform, flags, parades and dealing with the past.
Irish Business Activity Improves
Business activity in Ireland appears to be on the up, according to a new report by the World bank. 'Doing Business 2015' is the World Bank's annual flagship publication, which assesses the business and regulatory environment in 189 economies and ranks them in 10 areas of business regulation.
Business activity in Ireland appears to be on the up, according to a new report by the World bank. 'Doing Business 2015' is the World Bank's annual flagship publication, which assesses the business and regulatory environment in 189 economies and ranks them in 10 areas of business regulation.
Coveney Secures Deal Between Farmers And Processors
Simon Coveney, Agriculture Minister, has secured an agreement between farmers and processors, to take part in what has been described as "intensive discussions". The latest round of talks involved processors, farm bodies and other stakeholders within the beef sector.
Simon Coveney, Agriculture Minister, has secured an agreement between farmers and processors, to take part in what has been described as "intensive discussions". The latest round of talks involved processors, farm bodies and other stakeholders within the beef sector.
Irish News on Wed, Oct 30 2013, 4,748 days ago
Water Restriction To Be Imposed By Dublin City Council
An unknown problem at Dublin's water treatment plant will see restrictions imposed from tonight (Wednesday), resulting in low pressure and possible loss of supply. According to Dublin City Council the production at Ballymore Eustace has dropped by almost 25%.
An unknown problem at Dublin's water treatment plant will see restrictions imposed from tonight (Wednesday), resulting in low pressure and possible loss of supply. According to Dublin City Council the production at Ballymore Eustace has dropped by almost 25%.
Garda Officers On Trial For Sexual Assault Of Colleagues
A gardaí officer has been charged with the sexual assault and harassment of two female colleagues. The officer, who is understood to be aged in his 30s and married, is charged with seven counts of sexual assault and two of harassment.
A gardaí officer has been charged with the sexual assault and harassment of two female colleagues. The officer, who is understood to be aged in his 30s and married, is charged with seven counts of sexual assault and two of harassment.
NDLS Bring In More Staff After 'IT Glitch' Causes Backlog
The National Driver Licence Service (NDLS) has drafted in additional staff to help with a backlog created after a series of problems plagued the system on its first day of operation.
The National Driver Licence Service (NDLS) has drafted in additional staff to help with a backlog created after a series of problems plagued the system on its first day of operation.
DCC Urge People To 'Stay Away' From Bonfires
Dublin City Council has urged people to "stay away from bonfires" on Halloween night. Asking the public to report "stockpiled bonfire material", the country's largest local authority have reminded people that bonfires are illegal.
Dublin City Council has urged people to "stay away from bonfires" on Halloween night. Asking the public to report "stockpiled bonfire material", the country's largest local authority have reminded people that bonfires are illegal.
Turbine Powered Park Not Generating Enough Energy
Ireland's first "self-sustaining city park" does not generate enough energy to power itself. The €20 million Fr Collins Park was built by Dublin City Council in 2009 and features five wind turbines, designed to provide renewable energy for the park's lights, pumps, fountains and maintenance depot.
Ireland's first "self-sustaining city park" does not generate enough energy to power itself. The €20 million Fr Collins Park was built by Dublin City Council in 2009 and features five wind turbines, designed to provide renewable energy for the park's lights, pumps, fountains and maintenance depot.
Garda Launch Investigation Into Baby's Death
An investigation has been launched into the sudden death of a six-month-old baby found in Dublin city this morning. The baby girl was found at around 07:30 this morning at Sherrard Avenue, near Dorset St. She was pronounced dead after being taken to Temple Street Hospital.
An investigation has been launched into the sudden death of a six-month-old baby found in Dublin city this morning. The baby girl was found at around 07:30 this morning at Sherrard Avenue, near Dorset St. She was pronounced dead after being taken to Temple Street Hospital.
Irish Dairy Board To Invest €20m In Saudi Arabia
A €20 million state-of-the-art cheese manufacturing plant is to be established by the Irish Dairy Board in Saudi Arabia. Alongside the development of the new manufacturing plant, the investment will secure a 75% interest in Al Wazeen Trading - a dairy import, sales and distribution business.
A €20 million state-of-the-art cheese manufacturing plant is to be established by the Irish Dairy Board in Saudi Arabia. Alongside the development of the new manufacturing plant, the investment will secure a 75% interest in Al Wazeen Trading - a dairy import, sales and distribution business.
Man Dies In Co Monaghan Road Crash
A man has died in a road crash in Co Monaghan, gardaí have reported. According to gardaí the man in his 20s died in a two-car collision on the N2 Dublin-Monaghan, south of Carrickmacross. It is understood the victim was the driver of the one of the cars involved in the accident.
A man has died in a road crash in Co Monaghan, gardaí have reported. According to gardaí the man in his 20s died in a two-car collision on the N2 Dublin-Monaghan, south of Carrickmacross. It is understood the victim was the driver of the one of the cars involved in the accident.
Dublin Bus To Announce Date Of Cost-Saving Plan Implementation
A date for the implementation of cost-saving measures at Dublin Bus is expected to announced later today. The company had said that it would proceed with the cost-cutting plans as soon as they could after an average majority of union member drivers accept the proposals.
A date for the implementation of cost-saving measures at Dublin Bus is expected to announced later today. The company had said that it would proceed with the cost-cutting plans as soon as they could after an average majority of union member drivers accept the proposals.
Irish News on Tue, Oct 30 2012, 5,113 days ago
Louth Man Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter
A Louth man accused of killing 18-year-old Niall Dorr in Dundalk over two years ago is to be sentenced in mind-December. 36-year-old Douglas Ward pleaded guilty to manslaughter, but not guilty to murder.
A Louth man accused of killing 18-year-old Niall Dorr in Dundalk over two years ago is to be sentenced in mind-December. 36-year-old Douglas Ward pleaded guilty to manslaughter, but not guilty to murder.
Hurricane Sandy Affects Transatlantic Flights
Hurricane Sandy is continuing to affect some transatlantic flights from Dublin Airport to the East coast of the US. Aer Lingus has said its flights arriving into and departing from JFK Airport in New York are cancelled for the day.
Hurricane Sandy is continuing to affect some transatlantic flights from Dublin Airport to the East coast of the US. Aer Lingus has said its flights arriving into and departing from JFK Airport in New York are cancelled for the day.
Gardai Investigate Fatal Stabbing
Gardai are appealing for information after a 22-year-old was fatally stabbed in Dublin on Monday morning. Shane O'Connor was discovered lying unconscious on St Donagh's Road in Donaghmede at around 7am yesterday. He died in hospital from his injuries.
Gardai are appealing for information after a 22-year-old was fatally stabbed in Dublin on Monday morning. Shane O'Connor was discovered lying unconscious on St Donagh's Road in Donaghmede at around 7am yesterday. He died in hospital from his injuries.
NIB Reports €586m Loss
The National Irish Bank has announced a loss of €586 million for the 9 months to the end of September 2012. Income fell 9% to €94 million due to continued reduced customer demand, however non-interest income rose by 20% to €13 million.
The National Irish Bank has announced a loss of €586 million for the 9 months to the end of September 2012. Income fell 9% to €94 million due to continued reduced customer demand, however non-interest income rose by 20% to €13 million.
Bon Jovi To Headline Slane 2013
Bon Jovi has announced they are to headline next year's Slane concert. The American rock band will headline the venue on County Meath on Saturday 15th June. Tickets are priced at €79.50, inclusive of booking fee.
Bon Jovi has announced they are to headline next year's Slane concert. The American rock band will headline the venue on County Meath on Saturday 15th June. Tickets are priced at €79.50, inclusive of booking fee.
NAMA Describes Bankrupt Developers Appeal As 'Completely Unmeritorious'
Lawyers for the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) have described an appeal by bankrupt developer Tom McFeely as "completely unmeritorious". McFeely was appealing against the repossession of his home in Dublin.
Lawyers for the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) have described an appeal by bankrupt developer Tom McFeely as "completely unmeritorious". McFeely was appealing against the repossession of his home in Dublin.
Childers Welcomes Dutch Govt's Support For FTT
Nessa Childers MEP. today welcomed the new Dutch government's support for a financial transaction tax (FTT), under certain conditions.
Nessa Childers MEP. today welcomed the new Dutch government's support for a financial transaction tax (FTT), under certain conditions.
Youth Group Issues Guidelines On How To Tackle Cyber Bullying
A youth group has issued guidelines on how to tackle cyber bullying, following the death of two teenage Irish girls who committed suicide after being bullied online.
A youth group has issued guidelines on how to tackle cyber bullying, following the death of two teenage Irish girls who committed suicide after being bullied online.
Woman Dies In Navan Road Crash
Gardai in Navan are investigating a two vehicle fatal road traffic collision that occurred on the outskirts of Navan on the Kells Road at approximately 6.10pm yesterday evening. A woman in her 30's was fatally injured when the car she was driving was in collision with a bus.
Gardai in Navan are investigating a two vehicle fatal road traffic collision that occurred on the outskirts of Navan on the Kells Road at approximately 6.10pm yesterday evening. A woman in her 30's was fatally injured when the car she was driving was in collision with a bus.
Irish News on Fri, Oct 30 2009, 6,209 days ago
Man Arrested Over Sydney Backpacker's Death
A man is now in custody and being questioned by Australian police in connection with the death of an Irish backpacker in Sydney.
A man is now in custody and being questioned by Australian police in connection with the death of an Irish backpacker in Sydney.
Swine Flu Figures Rising Fast
Cases of human swine flu are still rising as figures released to day show that over 9,200 were diagnosed with virus in the past week. The findings, reported by the Department of Health & Children, compares with 7,000 cases last week.
Cases of human swine flu are still rising as figures released to day show that over 9,200 were diagnosed with virus in the past week. The findings, reported by the Department of Health & Children, compares with 7,000 cases last week.
Suicides Soar By 43%
Government figures released today show that the level of suicides in Ireland has skyrocketed by 43% in the last year. Suicides registered in the first quarter of 2009 stood at 106 compared to 74 in the same period of 2008. Over 4 in 5 suicides were male.
Government figures released today show that the level of suicides in Ireland has skyrocketed by 43% in the last year. Suicides registered in the first quarter of 2009 stood at 106 compared to 74 in the same period of 2008. Over 4 in 5 suicides were male.
Adams Slams North's First Minister On Policing
The DUP needs to "get their act in order" and obey the communal imperative on the devolution of policing and justice to Stormont.
The DUP needs to "get their act in order" and obey the communal imperative on the devolution of policing and justice to Stormont.
Witness To Sexual Assault Caught On CCTV
A fresh appeal for a possible witness to a serious sexual assault in Ranelagh has been launched.
A fresh appeal for a possible witness to a serious sexual assault in Ranelagh has been launched.
Border Shoppers 'Pay To Park'
Shopping centres in border areas of the North have introduced parking fees to cope with the huge influx of Republic shoppers over the Christmas period.
Shopping centres in border areas of the North have introduced parking fees to cope with the huge influx of Republic shoppers over the Christmas period.
NAMA Debate Concludes
A crucial debate during the committee stage of the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) legislation has concluded in the early hours of this morning. The extended debate in the Daíl, which finished at around 5.
A crucial debate during the committee stage of the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) legislation has concluded in the early hours of this morning. The extended debate in the Daíl, which finished at around 5.
Assaulted French Student Defiant
A leading political figure in the North has roundly condemned an attack this week that left a French student unconscious. The SDLP Foyle MP Mark Durkan was commenting after the student was assaulted in Derry. He was beaten and knocked unconscious by youths in the Bogside area of the city.
A leading political figure in the North has roundly condemned an attack this week that left a French student unconscious. The SDLP Foyle MP Mark Durkan was commenting after the student was assaulted in Derry. He was beaten and knocked unconscious by youths in the Bogside area of the city.
Under Half Of Medical Questions Answered In Dáil
An Irish medical journey has revealed the Minister for Health has answered just 45% of parliamentary questions put to her during Dáil question time this year.
An Irish medical journey has revealed the Minister for Health has answered just 45% of parliamentary questions put to her during Dáil question time this year.
Irish News on Thu, Oct 30 2008, 6,574 days ago
Government Win Dáil Vote
The Government has this afternoon won a crucial vote - defeating Labour's motion condemning education cuts - and even increased its majority. The resounding vote of confidence in the otherwise beleagured Government came in spite of protests over the proposed educational cuts.
The Government has this afternoon won a crucial vote - defeating Labour's motion condemning education cuts - and even increased its majority. The resounding vote of confidence in the otherwise beleagured Government came in spite of protests over the proposed educational cuts.
Union Threatens Action As Aer Lingus Job Cuts Loom
Aer Lingus moved a step closer to widespread industrial action today as the union, SIPTU warned of strikes at Aer Lingus in the coming weeks. The news came after talks with the union on the company's cost cutting plans broke down at the Labour Relations Commission yesterday evening.
Aer Lingus moved a step closer to widespread industrial action today as the union, SIPTU warned of strikes at Aer Lingus in the coming weeks. The news came after talks with the union on the company's cost cutting plans broke down at the Labour Relations Commission yesterday evening.
HSE Plan Nine Regional Authorities
A new structure of up to nine regional health authorities is to be created by the Health Service Executive (HSE) as part of a strategy to streamline the way it operates. Managers of smaller, general hospitals will report to local health managers, who in turn will report to a regional manager.
A new structure of up to nine regional health authorities is to be created by the Health Service Executive (HSE) as part of a strategy to streamline the way it operates. Managers of smaller, general hospitals will report to local health managers, who in turn will report to a regional manager.
No Medical Coverage For Quarter Of Irish Adults
More than 25% of Irish adults do not have a medical card, or private health insurance, the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office have revealed.
More than 25% of Irish adults do not have a medical card, or private health insurance, the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office have revealed.
Tragic Boy's Bike Brakes Faulty
The death of a 10-year-old cyclist who died after being involved in an accident with a Dublin Bus last year has been back in focus this week.
The death of a 10-year-old cyclist who died after being involved in an accident with a Dublin Bus last year has been back in focus this week.
Broadband Delay Controversy
There's to be a delay in the provision of universal broadband access across Ireland. It has been revealed that plans for the broadband scheme have taken "slightly longer than we would have liked", according to the Irish Minister for Communications Eamon Ryan.
There's to be a delay in the provision of universal broadband access across Ireland. It has been revealed that plans for the broadband scheme have taken "slightly longer than we would have liked", according to the Irish Minister for Communications Eamon Ryan.
BoI Predicts Further Economic Contraction
The Irish economy is set to contract further next year, adding to current financial woes, according to the Bank of Ireland. The bank’s latest quarterly projection has suggested national income will drop by almost 1.6% in 2008, which will represent the first decline since 1983.
The Irish economy is set to contract further next year, adding to current financial woes, according to the Bank of Ireland. The bank’s latest quarterly projection has suggested national income will drop by almost 1.6% in 2008, which will represent the first decline since 1983.
Irish News on Tue, Oct 30 2007, 6,940 days ago
Woman Killed in Sligo Crash
A female pedestrian has been killed in a road crash in Co Sligo. The incident happened at Corballa, near the village of Enniscrone, around 5pm on Wednesday. The 48-year-old died after being struck by a car. The incident is being investigated by gardaí from Easkey Garda station.
A female pedestrian has been killed in a road crash in Co Sligo. The incident happened at Corballa, near the village of Enniscrone, around 5pm on Wednesday. The 48-year-old died after being struck by a car. The incident is being investigated by gardaí from Easkey Garda station.
Weapons Seizure Pair Due In Cork Court
There was tight security today at Cork Circuit Criminal Court in advance of the appearance of two men charged in connection with an extensive arms haul in the town last April.
There was tight security today at Cork Circuit Criminal Court in advance of the appearance of two men charged in connection with an extensive arms haul in the town last April.
Wait And See If IRA Killed Quinn Says Ahern
The brutal murder of Cullyhanna man Paul Quinn in the Irish Republic wasn’t on the agenda at today’s North-South summit meeting.
The brutal murder of Cullyhanna man Paul Quinn in the Irish Republic wasn’t on the agenda at today’s North-South summit meeting.
Pedestrians Die In Overnight Crashes
Two pedestrians have been killed in overnight road accidents. In the first incident, a man died after being struck by a car on the N72 between Lismore and Tallow in Co Waterford. The man, believed to be in his 40s, was walking near Toortane when the incident happened shortly after 1.
Two pedestrians have been killed in overnight road accidents. In the first incident, a man died after being struck by a car on the N72 between Lismore and Tallow in Co Waterford. The man, believed to be in his 40s, was walking near Toortane when the incident happened shortly after 1.
Cowen Popular As Budget Decisions Loom
Finance Minister Brian Cowen is being kept busy by various groups – each lobbying for a break in the forthcoming 2008 Budget. One of the latest to knock his door in advance of the December 5th Budget Day was the Combat Poverty Agency.
Finance Minister Brian Cowen is being kept busy by various groups – each lobbying for a break in the forthcoming 2008 Budget. One of the latest to knock his door in advance of the December 5th Budget Day was the Combat Poverty Agency.
Traffic Chaos On M50
There are major delays today on one of the country’s main arterial routes - and it’s ironically likely to have been caused by a traffic light ‘experiment’. Motorists are facing major delays on the southbound stretch of Dublin's M50 motorway this morning.
There are major delays today on one of the country’s main arterial routes - and it’s ironically likely to have been caused by a traffic light ‘experiment’. Motorists are facing major delays on the southbound stretch of Dublin's M50 motorway this morning.
Teen Sent For Trial
A knifepoint mugging, when a student was stabbed and had his mobile phone stolen, has resulted in a teenager being sent forward for trial to the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court. The accused boy, aged 17, was served with the book of evidence at the Dublin Children’s Court.
A knifepoint mugging, when a student was stabbed and had his mobile phone stolen, has resulted in a teenager being sent forward for trial to the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court. The accused boy, aged 17, was served with the book of evidence at the Dublin Children’s Court.
Man Injured In Kerry Stabbing
A man has been injured in a stabbing in Co Kerry. It is understood that the 35-year-old was stabbed during an incident in An Daingean. He was taken to Kerry General Hospital for treatment, but his injuries are not believed to be serious. Gardaí are investigating the incident.
A man has been injured in a stabbing in Co Kerry. It is understood that the 35-year-old was stabbed during an incident in An Daingean. He was taken to Kerry General Hospital for treatment, but his injuries are not believed to be serious. Gardaí are investigating the incident.
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