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Irish News on Thu, Sep 22 2022, 1,461 days ago
PSNI Host First Child Sexual Exploitation Training Event
The PSNI have hosted the first multi-agency Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) training event with a range of partner agencies. CSE is a crime that is hidden in plain sight in every society, sometimes undiscovered by Police or other agencies who are providing a safeguarding role in a community.
The PSNI have hosted the first multi-agency Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) training event with a range of partner agencies. CSE is a crime that is hidden in plain sight in every society, sometimes undiscovered by Police or other agencies who are providing a safeguarding role in a community.
Energy Package 'Does Not Go Far Enough' – Murphy
The Government's newly announced Energy Plans does not provide the support that citizens and businesses in NI need, Finance Minister, Conor Murphy, has said. Commenting following the announcement, Minister Murphy said: "A limit on energy bills for households and businesses is welcome.
The Government's newly announced Energy Plans does not provide the support that citizens and businesses in NI need, Finance Minister, Conor Murphy, has said. Commenting following the announcement, Minister Murphy said: "A limit on energy bills for households and businesses is welcome.
Communities Minister Announces New Co-Ownership Support
Wider support for Co-Ownership housing has been announced by Communities Minister Deirdre Hargey. The change sees an increase in the Co-Ownership property value limit from £175,000 to £190,000 to continue to support people into home ownership.
Wider support for Co-Ownership housing has been announced by Communities Minister Deirdre Hargey. The change sees an increase in the Co-Ownership property value limit from £175,000 to £190,000 to continue to support people into home ownership.
New Mainstreaming Shared Education Strategy Released
A new Mainstreaming Shared Education Strategy, setting out the vision and plans for embedding Shared Education throughout the Northern Ireland education system, has been announced by Education Minister Michelle McIlveen Launching the strategy during a visit to a shared education partnership betwe
A new Mainstreaming Shared Education Strategy, setting out the vision and plans for embedding Shared Education throughout the Northern Ireland education system, has been announced by Education Minister Michelle McIlveen Launching the strategy during a visit to a shared education partnership betwe
Swann Welcomes Roll-Out Of Winter Vaccination Programme
Health Minister Robin Swann has welcomed the roll out of the winter vaccination programme during a visit to Lisadian Private Nursing Home in Hillsborough.
Health Minister Robin Swann has welcomed the roll out of the winter vaccination programme during a visit to Lisadian Private Nursing Home in Hillsborough.
61-Year-Old Convicted Over Money Lending And Tax Evasion
Officers from the Paramilitary Crime Task Force (PCTF) have welcomed the sentence handed down to 61-year-old Geoffrey Beggs at Antrim Crown Court on Tuesday 20 September.
Officers from the Paramilitary Crime Task Force (PCTF) have welcomed the sentence handed down to 61-year-old Geoffrey Beggs at Antrim Crown Court on Tuesday 20 September.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 22 2017, 3,287 days ago
Govt Urged To Commit To 50,000 Social Housing Units
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) has called on the government to urgently initiate a major local-authority led programme to generate 50,000 social housing units over the next five years.
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) has called on the government to urgently initiate a major local-authority led programme to generate 50,000 social housing units over the next five years.
Varadkar's Vision For Ireland Described As 'Thatcherism With A Fresh Coat Of Paint'
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's vision for Ireland has been described as "Thatcherism with a fresh coat of paint" by Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams. Deputy Adams made the statement in response to the Taoiseach's speech at IBEC's annual dinner.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's vision for Ireland has been described as "Thatcherism with a fresh coat of paint" by Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams. Deputy Adams made the statement in response to the Taoiseach's speech at IBEC's annual dinner.
First Plans Approved Under Gaeltacht Language Planning Area
The first language plans have been approved under the language planning process by Minister of State for the Irish Language, the Gaeltacht and the Islands, Joe McHugh.
The first language plans have been approved under the language planning process by Minister of State for the Irish Language, the Gaeltacht and the Islands, Joe McHugh.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 22 2016, 3,652 days ago
Two Women Killed In Collision In Donegal
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to a fatal single road traffic collision in Ballybofey, Co Donegal. The incident occurred on the R252, Glenfin Road at around 4.15pm on Wednesday, 21 September.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to a fatal single road traffic collision in Ballybofey, Co Donegal. The incident occurred on the R252, Glenfin Road at around 4.15pm on Wednesday, 21 September.
Homelessness Pillar Of 'Rebuilding Ireland' Action Plan Published
The Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government, Simon Coveney, has announced the details of the Homelessness Pillar under "Rebuilding Ireland – an Action Plan for Housing and Homelessness".
The Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government, Simon Coveney, has announced the details of the Homelessness Pillar under "Rebuilding Ireland – an Action Plan for Housing and Homelessness".
€1m Funding Announced For Sports Projects In North East Inner City
Funding of €1 million is to be made available for sports programmes and projects in North East Inner City Dublin, Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross, and Minister of State for Tourism and Sport Patrick O’Donovan have announced.
Funding of €1 million is to be made available for sports programmes and projects in North East Inner City Dublin, Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross, and Minister of State for Tourism and Sport Patrick O’Donovan have announced.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 22 2015, 4,018 days ago
50th Infantry Group To Join UNDOF
Ireland's 50th Infantry Group are due to leave for service with the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF).
Ireland's 50th Infantry Group are due to leave for service with the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (UNDOF).
Gardaí Launch Seasonal Crime Campaign - 'Do The Light Thing'
Gardaí have launched the second 'Supporting Safer Communities' campaign of 2015, with a focus on burglary, crime prevention and reduction.
Gardaí have launched the second 'Supporting Safer Communities' campaign of 2015, with a focus on burglary, crime prevention and reduction.
Housing Crisis Harms Children Most - SF
The current housing crisis harms children the most, Sinn Féin's Spokesperson for Children Sandra McLellan has said.
The current housing crisis harms children the most, Sinn Féin's Spokesperson for Children Sandra McLellan has said.
Govt Urged To Prioritise Investment In Childcare
The government is being urged to prioritise investment in childcare in the upcoming budget.
The government is being urged to prioritise investment in childcare in the upcoming budget.
Ireland's Tax System Must Not Be Out Of Sync With EU - FG
Ireland should not adopt tax measures that are out of sync with other countries, Fine Gael MEP, Brian Hayes, has said. Deputy Hayes made the comment following reports that Ireland is to become one of the first countries to introduce country-by-country tax reporting.
Ireland should not adopt tax measures that are out of sync with other countries, Fine Gael MEP, Brian Hayes, has said. Deputy Hayes made the comment following reports that Ireland is to become one of the first countries to introduce country-by-country tax reporting.
'Series of Changes' To Be Made To Firearm Legislation
The Minister for Justice and Equality has produced a series of changes to the licensing of firearms in Ireland, following consultations with key stakeholders and hearings by the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice, Equality and Defence on a report from a Joint Garda Síochána / Department of Justic
The Minister for Justice and Equality has produced a series of changes to the licensing of firearms in Ireland, following consultations with key stakeholders and hearings by the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice, Equality and Defence on a report from a Joint Garda Síochána / Department of Justic
New Certification Guidelines Issued For GPs
New guidelines for certification for all GPs in Ireland have been produced following a six-month research study by the Department of Social Protection's Medical Review and Assessment Service and led by Dr. Clement Leech, Chief Medical Officer.
New guidelines for certification for all GPs in Ireland have been produced following a six-month research study by the Department of Social Protection's Medical Review and Assessment Service and led by Dr. Clement Leech, Chief Medical Officer.
Missing Cork Man Found 'Safe And Well'
Gardaí in Cork have reported that 36-year-old John O'Sullivan has been found "safe and well". Garda had issued an appeal for help tracing Mr O'Sullivan, who had been missing from his family home in Cork city since Friday, 18 September.
Gardaí in Cork have reported that 36-year-old John O'Sullivan has been found "safe and well". Garda had issued an appeal for help tracing Mr O'Sullivan, who had been missing from his family home in Cork city since Friday, 18 September.
FF Criticise Mortgage Lending Rules
Michael McGrath, Fianna Fáil spokesperson for Finance, has criticised the rules from Central Bank regarding mortgage lending. He says the rules, which have been in place since February 2015, are having a "signifiant adverse effect" on families being able to 'trade up' as their needs change.
Michael McGrath, Fianna Fáil spokesperson for Finance, has criticised the rules from Central Bank regarding mortgage lending. He says the rules, which have been in place since February 2015, are having a "signifiant adverse effect" on families being able to 'trade up' as their needs change.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 22 2014, 4,383 days ago
Householders Urged To Be Vigilant As Burglaries Increase In Winter
Homeowners have been urged to protect their homes, as gardaí warn that burglaries increase by around 25% during winter.
Homeowners have been urged to protect their homes, as gardaí warn that burglaries increase by around 25% during winter.
Courts Service Drop Closure Plans
A plan to close four Dublin courts have been abandoned, due to the possibility of increased costs and organisational problems.
A plan to close four Dublin courts have been abandoned, due to the possibility of increased costs and organisational problems.
Govt Urged To Invest In School Breakfast Clubs
Campaign group, Healthy Food for All, has called on the government to provide breakfast for all school children in disadvantaged areas. In its report, Supporting the Development of Breakfast Clubs, the group said that it would cost just 70 cents per day, per child, to provide breakfast in schools.
Campaign group, Healthy Food for All, has called on the government to provide breakfast for all school children in disadvantaged areas. In its report, Supporting the Development of Breakfast Clubs, the group said that it would cost just 70 cents per day, per child, to provide breakfast in schools.
Greyhound Dispute Settled With New Pay Deal
The 15-week dispute at Greyhound Waste Recycling is to end after workers voted to accept a revised pay settlement. It is understood that of the 78 workers involved in strike action, 52 voted to accept the new pay deal, 15 voted against and one vote was spoiled.
The 15-week dispute at Greyhound Waste Recycling is to end after workers voted to accept a revised pay settlement. It is understood that of the 78 workers involved in strike action, 52 voted to accept the new pay deal, 15 voted against and one vote was spoiled.
Sinn Féin To Push For Full 15% Local Property Tax Reduction
Dublin City Council will meet tonight (Monday) to discuss a possible reduction of the Local Property Tax, with Sinn Féin saying that they will push for the full 15% reduction allowed by government legislation.
Dublin City Council will meet tonight (Monday) to discuss a possible reduction of the Local Property Tax, with Sinn Féin saying that they will push for the full 15% reduction allowed by government legislation.
RTÉ Confirm 'Menacing' Phone Calls Inquiry
An investigation is underway into "menacing" phone calls made to a "high profile businesswoman" from RTÉ's Montrose campus in Dublin. The broadcaster has confirmed that it is co-operating with a garda investigation into "creepy and menacing" phone calls.
An investigation is underway into "menacing" phone calls made to a "high profile businesswoman" from RTÉ's Montrose campus in Dublin. The broadcaster has confirmed that it is co-operating with a garda investigation into "creepy and menacing" phone calls.
Gardaí Appeal Over Dublin Shooting
Gardaí in Dublin have appealed for information following a shooting on Saturday afternoon. It is understood a man was shot as he left his house at Belcamp Grove at about 15:45 on Saturday. Gardaí have said the gunman was on a bicycle and is believed to have been wearing a hooded top.
Gardaí in Dublin have appealed for information following a shooting on Saturday afternoon. It is understood a man was shot as he left his house at Belcamp Grove at about 15:45 on Saturday. Gardaí have said the gunman was on a bicycle and is believed to have been wearing a hooded top.
Man Killed In Road Crash In Carlow
Gardaí in Carlow have appealed for witnesses to a fatal road crash involving a motorcycle and a construction vehicle. A man was killed when his motorcycle collided with a construction vehicle on the R724 at Ballymoon, near Muine Bheag, at around 20:50 on Sunday night.
Gardaí in Carlow have appealed for witnesses to a fatal road crash involving a motorcycle and a construction vehicle. A man was killed when his motorcycle collided with a construction vehicle on the R724 at Ballymoon, near Muine Bheag, at around 20:50 on Sunday night.
Funding Secured For Conservation Work At Mount Vernon House
Funding has been secured for conservation work at the historic Mount Vernon House. Minister for Arts Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Heather Humphreys, announced that €22,500 will be used for conservation work at the site.
Funding has been secured for conservation work at the historic Mount Vernon House. Minister for Arts Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Heather Humphreys, announced that €22,500 will be used for conservation work at the site.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 22 2011, 5,479 days ago
'17 Down And Three To Go' For Norris
With less than a week to go, Senator David Norris, has to secure only three signatures to place him on Ireland's Presidential ballot papers. Senator Norris is expected to make further contact with TDs and Senators today as part of his attempt to run for President.
With less than a week to go, Senator David Norris, has to secure only three signatures to place him on Ireland's Presidential ballot papers. Senator Norris is expected to make further contact with TDs and Senators today as part of his attempt to run for President.
Two 'Disappeared' Met Violent Deaths
An inquest has found that two of the so-called 'disappeared' met unlawful and violent deaths at the hands of a paramilitary. The jury at the Dublin Coroner's Court returned verdicts of death by unlawful killing at the inquests of Charles Armstrong and Gerard Evans.
An inquest has found that two of the so-called 'disappeared' met unlawful and violent deaths at the hands of a paramilitary. The jury at the Dublin Coroner's Court returned verdicts of death by unlawful killing at the inquests of Charles Armstrong and Gerard Evans.
Parish 'Not Paying For Abuse Claims', Archbishop
A claim has emerged that the Dublin Archdiocese is using parish funds to cover the costs of clerical sex abuse claims.
A claim has emerged that the Dublin Archdiocese is using parish funds to cover the costs of clerical sex abuse claims.
300,000 Women Benefit From Free Cancer Checks
Free cervical cancer checks in Ireland have helped diagnose over 100 women. More than 300,000 free cervical cancer checks were carried out in Ireland between September 2009 and August 2010. Out of these, 145 women were diagnosed with the disease.
Free cervical cancer checks in Ireland have helped diagnose over 100 women. More than 300,000 free cervical cancer checks were carried out in Ireland between September 2009 and August 2010. Out of these, 145 women were diagnosed with the disease.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 22 2010, 5,844 days ago
Sheehan 'Embarrassment' Says Kenny
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny has called the incident involving PJ Sheehan as an "embarrassment to the party". Yesterday, Cork South West TD PJ Sheehan resigned from the party after levelling drunken abuse at a female Garda last July.
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny has called the incident involving PJ Sheehan as an "embarrassment to the party". Yesterday, Cork South West TD PJ Sheehan resigned from the party after levelling drunken abuse at a female Garda last July.
Ireland Now Paying €15m In Interest
Despite yesterday's sale of €1.5bn in government bonds, the Opposition has pointed out Ireland is still paying €15million per year extra in interest. The National Treasury Management Agency announced yesterday it had secured €1.
Despite yesterday's sale of €1.5bn in government bonds, the Opposition has pointed out Ireland is still paying €15million per year extra in interest. The National Treasury Management Agency announced yesterday it had secured €1.
Bankruptcy Proceedings Resume For Ex-Anglo Chief
Proceedings over the Bankruptcy of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean FitzPatrick are to resume at the High Court today. According to reports this morning, Mr FitzPatrick's entire assets will be sold before the proceeds are given to debtors, banks and the Revenue Commissioners.
Proceedings over the Bankruptcy of former Anglo Irish Bank chairman Sean FitzPatrick are to resume at the High Court today. According to reports this morning, Mr FitzPatrick's entire assets will be sold before the proceeds are given to debtors, banks and the Revenue Commissioners.
Defeated Unionists Select Leader
The Ulster Unionist Party membership is meeting on Wednesday to select a new leader. It follows the resignation of Sir Reg Empey after the party's disastrous showing in the last general election in May - but last minute moves are taking place to halt a potentially divisive voting split.
The Ulster Unionist Party membership is meeting on Wednesday to select a new leader. It follows the resignation of Sir Reg Empey after the party's disastrous showing in the last general election in May - but last minute moves are taking place to halt a potentially divisive voting split.
Irish Broadcasting 'Legend' Honoured
A broadcasting legend is to be recognised and honoured at a prestigious Irish Film & Television Academy (IFTA) event. 'A Life in Television' is an accolade for Cathal O'Shannon and takes place today at 1pm at the Conrad Hotel, Dublin.
A broadcasting legend is to be recognised and honoured at a prestigious Irish Film & Television Academy (IFTA) event. 'A Life in Television' is an accolade for Cathal O'Shannon and takes place today at 1pm at the Conrad Hotel, Dublin.
Heroin Request 'Alleged To Have Killed'
The sudden death of a man in Belfast city centre at the weekend has resulted in a 39-year-old man being charged with his manslaughter.
The sudden death of a man in Belfast city centre at the weekend has resulted in a 39-year-old man being charged with his manslaughter.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 22 2009, 6,209 days ago
Public Pay And Pensions For 'Chop'
The Taoiseach has incurred the wrath of the unions after signalling public pay and pensions were likely to be targeted for further cuts in December's budget. Brian Cowen confirmed yesterday that the budget would result in cuts "right across the board", including public-sector pay and pensions.
The Taoiseach has incurred the wrath of the unions after signalling public pay and pensions were likely to be targeted for further cuts in December's budget. Brian Cowen confirmed yesterday that the budget would result in cuts "right across the board", including public-sector pay and pensions.
Gov Welcomes 'Pro Lisbon' Statement By Bishops
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has welcomed a statement from the state's bishops denying the that the Lisbon Treaty would impinge on Ireland's abortion laws.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has welcomed a statement from the state's bishops denying the that the Lisbon Treaty would impinge on Ireland's abortion laws.
Baggott Takes PSNI Reins
The North's new police chief Matt Baggott today said he does not "diminish" the threat posed by dissident republicans, writes Paul Reilly.
The North's new police chief Matt Baggott today said he does not "diminish" the threat posed by dissident republicans, writes Paul Reilly.
Two Bus Crashes Hit North Co Dublin
A total of 10 people are in hospital after two separate bus crashes in north Co Dublin this morning. In the fist incident, six people were hospitalised after a bus and a van collided in the Rush area of the capital.
A total of 10 people are in hospital after two separate bus crashes in north Co Dublin this morning. In the fist incident, six people were hospitalised after a bus and a van collided in the Rush area of the capital.
Gardaí Praised In Border Bandit Hunt
Irish police and local people have each been praised for their quick response yesterday after armed men escaped with cash after robbing a bank in Co Fermanagh.
Irish police and local people have each been praised for their quick response yesterday after armed men escaped with cash after robbing a bank in Co Fermanagh.
Budget Travel Closes 14 Outlets
Budget Travel has confirmed it will close 14 of its stores around the country by the end of next month. The news comes shortly after the travel agent announced a 30 day consultation with staff on "restructuring plans".
Budget Travel has confirmed it will close 14 of its stores around the country by the end of next month. The news comes shortly after the travel agent announced a 30 day consultation with staff on "restructuring plans".
Devolution Talks Will Resume In NYC
The North's top ministers will continue discussions over devolved policing and justice powers in New York tomorrow. However, First Minister Peter Robinson has rejected the Deputy First Minister's suggestions talks were nearing completion.
The North's top ministers will continue discussions over devolved policing and justice powers in New York tomorrow. However, First Minister Peter Robinson has rejected the Deputy First Minister's suggestions talks were nearing completion.
Gardaí Resignations Rising
Fine Gael have said today that officers are leaving the force by a rate of increase totalling 217%. The opposition's spokesman on Justice, Charles Flanagan, said the party has linked the figures to the Government’' imposition of the pension levy last year.
Fine Gael have said today that officers are leaving the force by a rate of increase totalling 217%. The opposition's spokesman on Justice, Charles Flanagan, said the party has linked the figures to the Government’' imposition of the pension levy last year.
Emmy Accolades For Ireland
The Irish film industry has received major international acclaim this week as Irish star Brendan Gleeson and Irish director Dearbhla Walsh scooped an Emmy Award at the 61st Primetime Emmy Awards which took place in Los Angeles.
The Irish film industry has received major international acclaim this week as Irish star Brendan Gleeson and Irish director Dearbhla Walsh scooped an Emmy Award at the 61st Primetime Emmy Awards which took place in Los Angeles.
Grandfather Of Magician Dies After Attack In Home
A teenager has been arrested in connection with an attack on an 82-year-old man who has died from his injuries. Paddy Barry, the grandfather of magician Keith Barry, was seriously injured after the break-in at his home in the Mount Sion area on 16 September.
A teenager has been arrested in connection with an attack on an 82-year-old man who has died from his injuries. Paddy Barry, the grandfather of magician Keith Barry, was seriously injured after the break-in at his home in the Mount Sion area on 16 September.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 22 2008, 6,574 days ago
Government Wades Into Economic Problem
Following the Government's earlier economic manoeuvring, the State has now stepped up its input to the economy with a bold move to stabilise Irish finances.
Following the Government's earlier economic manoeuvring, the State has now stepped up its input to the economy with a bold move to stabilise Irish finances.
Pender Search Resumes
Gardaí have resumed their search for the missing Offaly woman, Fiona Pender. The 25 year-old part-time model and hairdresser has been missing since 1996; she was eight months pregnant at the time of her disappearance.
Gardaí have resumed their search for the missing Offaly woman, Fiona Pender. The 25 year-old part-time model and hairdresser has been missing since 1996; she was eight months pregnant at the time of her disappearance.
New Poll Shows Fine Gael Gains
A recent political opinion poll shows Fianna Fáil has had a significant fall in support, while Fine Gael has made gains.
A recent political opinion poll shows Fianna Fáil has had a significant fall in support, while Fine Gael has made gains.
Suspicious Device Found At Dublin Pub
Bomb disposal experts were tasked to a Dublin pub on Sunday morning, after being alerted to the finding of a suspicious device.
Bomb disposal experts were tasked to a Dublin pub on Sunday morning, after being alerted to the finding of a suspicious device.
Gardaí Re-Launch Of Appeal Into Fatal Stabbing
Gardaí have re-launched a witness appeal into the murder of a Romanian man in Co Meath during July. Ilie laurentiu Dutu, 32, a father of two, was found murdered on the evening of Friday 17th June, in an apartment in Bettystown.
Gardaí have re-launched a witness appeal into the murder of a Romanian man in Co Meath during July. Ilie laurentiu Dutu, 32, a father of two, was found murdered on the evening of Friday 17th June, in an apartment in Bettystown.
Aer Lingus Cost-Cutting Questioned
Although a spokesperson was not available for comment at the weekend, it is reported that Tanaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Mary Coughlan has been expressing her concerns about proposed cost-saving measures at national airline, Aer Lingus.
Although a spokesperson was not available for comment at the weekend, it is reported that Tanaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Mary Coughlan has been expressing her concerns about proposed cost-saving measures at national airline, Aer Lingus.
Erin Brockovich Takes Ill While In Ireland
Environmental campaigner Erin Brockovich has fallen ill while visiting Ireland over the Haulboline issue. Ms Brockovich recently met the Minister for the Environment to discuss the toxic waste problem at Haulbowline, Co Cork.
Environmental campaigner Erin Brockovich has fallen ill while visiting Ireland over the Haulboline issue. Ms Brockovich recently met the Minister for the Environment to discuss the toxic waste problem at Haulbowline, Co Cork.
Gardaí Seize Thousands Of DVD's
As part of an ongoing operation into DVD pirating, gardaí have seized thousand's of DVD's following a series of searches around Dublin.
As part of an ongoing operation into DVD pirating, gardaí have seized thousand's of DVD's following a series of searches around Dublin.
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