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Irish News on Thu, Aug 8 2019, 2,557 days ago
'No Positive Leads' In Search For Nóra Quoirin
There have been "no positive leads" in the ongoing search in Malaysia for missing Irish teenager, Nóra Quoirin. The 15-year-old has been missing since last Sunday. She was discovered missing from her bedroom at a holiday resort in the south of Kuala Lumpur.
There have been "no positive leads" in the ongoing search in Malaysia for missing Irish teenager, Nóra Quoirin. The 15-year-old has been missing since last Sunday. She was discovered missing from her bedroom at a holiday resort in the south of Kuala Lumpur.
CervicalCheck In Need Of 'Root And Branch Reform'
Ireland's CervicalCheck is in need of "root and branch reform" in light of the MacCraith Report.
Ireland's CervicalCheck is in need of "root and branch reform" in light of the MacCraith Report.
Dubliners 'Paying Price For Govt's Failure On Housing Crisis'
Inner city Dubliners are "paying the price for the Government's failure to deal with the housing crisis", according to Dublin Central TD and Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald.
Inner city Dubliners are "paying the price for the Government's failure to deal with the housing crisis", according to Dublin Central TD and Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald.
Ministers Welcome Signing Of Mozambique Peace Agreement
Minister's Simon Coveney And Paul Kehoe have welcomed the signing of a historic peace and reconciliation agreement in Maputo between the Government of Mozambique and opposition party RENAMO (Resistência Nacional Moçambicana).
Minister's Simon Coveney And Paul Kehoe have welcomed the signing of a historic peace and reconciliation agreement in Maputo between the Government of Mozambique and opposition party RENAMO (Resistência Nacional Moçambicana).
Labour Accuse Uni's Of 'Taking Advantage Of Housing Crisis'
Universities have been accused of "taking advantage of the housing crisis" following reports of rent-increased at university-owned student accommodation.
Universities have been accused of "taking advantage of the housing crisis" following reports of rent-increased at university-owned student accommodation.
Time For Plastic Bottle Rebate Scheme Trial - FG
Fine Gael has called for a trial of a plastic bottle rebate scheme as part of Ireland's fight against climate breakdown.
Fine Gael has called for a trial of a plastic bottle rebate scheme as part of Ireland's fight against climate breakdown.
SIPTU Meet With Avara Liquidators To Discuss Jobs
Representatives of trade unions SIPTU have met with liquidators of Avara Shannon Pharmaceutical Services to discuss proposals to protect the 114 jobs at the plant. Following the meeting, SIPTU Sector Organiser, Alan O'Leary, said: "The plant was put into liquidation on 29th July.
Representatives of trade unions SIPTU have met with liquidators of Avara Shannon Pharmaceutical Services to discuss proposals to protect the 114 jobs at the plant. Following the meeting, SIPTU Sector Organiser, Alan O'Leary, said: "The plant was put into liquidation on 29th July.
Visitor Numbers And Revenue Projections Revised Upward
Government projections for visitor numbers and revenue are to be revised upward after targets previously published have been overtaken seven years in advance.
Government projections for visitor numbers and revenue are to be revised upward after targets previously published have been overtaken seven years in advance.
Annex To Represent Ireland At Biennale Architettura 2020
International research and design collective, Annex, have been chosen to represent Ireland at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, Biennale Architettura 2020.
International research and design collective, Annex, have been chosen to represent Ireland at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, Biennale Architettura 2020.
Irish News on Wed, Aug 8 2018, 2,922 days ago
Almost 1 Million Patients Waiting For Hospital Appointments
Almost 1 million patients are waiting for hospital appointments in Ireland according to an analysis of various health waiting lists.
Almost 1 million patients are waiting for hospital appointments in Ireland according to an analysis of various health waiting lists.
Irish News on Tue, Aug 8 2017, 3,287 days ago
An Garda Síochána Praised For Ongoing Campaign Against Organised Crime
An Garda Síochána have been praised for their success in preventing violence and loss of life in their ongoing investigation into organised crime.
An Garda Síochána have been praised for their success in preventing violence and loss of life in their ongoing investigation into organised crime.
Irish News on Mon, Aug 8 2016, 3,652 days ago
SF Slams Proposals To Increase Part-Time Pension Threshold
Sinn Féin (SF) has slammed Government proposals to increase the threshold of part-time workers in order to qualify for the contributory State pension. Under the new Budget plans, part-time workers will have to earn a minimum of €70 per week in order to receive the benefit.
Sinn Féin (SF) has slammed Government proposals to increase the threshold of part-time workers in order to qualify for the contributory State pension. Under the new Budget plans, part-time workers will have to earn a minimum of €70 per week in order to receive the benefit.
Hundreds Of Car Parking Spaces Removed From Hospital In Dublin
Nurses and other shift workers will face chaos today, 08 August, after construction work removed 300 car parking spaces at St James Hospital in Dublin. Members of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisations (INMO) have slammed the move and said no other alternative has been provided.
Nurses and other shift workers will face chaos today, 08 August, after construction work removed 300 car parking spaces at St James Hospital in Dublin. Members of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisations (INMO) have slammed the move and said no other alternative has been provided.
Over 85 Youth Projects Secure Grants To Fund Small Capital Projects
A total of 94 grants have been secured for 86 youth projects in Ireland to fund small capital projects.
A total of 94 grants have been secured for 86 youth projects in Ireland to fund small capital projects.
Twelve Closure Orders Served On Food Businesses In July
A total of 12 closure orders and one prohibition order have been served on food businesses during the month of July for breaches of food safety legislation, according to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI).
A total of 12 closure orders and one prohibition order have been served on food businesses during the month of July for breaches of food safety legislation, according to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI).
ESB Crews Working To Restore Power In Inis Meáin And Inis Oírr
Irish energy firm ESB hopes to restore power to residents living in Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr following a major power outage over the weekend.
Irish energy firm ESB hopes to restore power to residents living in Inis Meáin and Inis Oírr following a major power outage over the weekend.
Seven In Hospital Following Multi-Car Collision
Seven people have been taken to hospital following a three-car collision in Co Wicklow. It is understood the incident happened at Windgates Road, Bray, at around 6pm on Sunday, 07 August. Three children were taken to Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin.
Seven people have been taken to hospital following a three-car collision in Co Wicklow. It is understood the incident happened at Windgates Road, Bray, at around 6pm on Sunday, 07 August. Three children were taken to Our Lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin.
Garda Síochána Website Targeted By Hackers
An attempt to hack into the Garda Síochána computer system is being investigated. According to RTÉ, the incident forced a number of internal systems to shut down last week. It is not known who was behind the attack.
An attempt to hack into the Garda Síochána computer system is being investigated. According to RTÉ, the incident forced a number of internal systems to shut down last week. It is not known who was behind the attack.
Irish News on Fri, Aug 8 2014, 4,383 days ago
Body Found In Home Of Missing Co Laois Woman
A body has been found by gardaí searching for a missing Co Laois woman. It is understood that gardaí searching for 54-year-old Carmel Tynan, who was last seen near her home at Patricks Avenue on Sunday, have uncovered a body at her home in Portarlington.
A body has been found by gardaí searching for a missing Co Laois woman. It is understood that gardaí searching for 54-year-old Carmel Tynan, who was last seen near her home at Patricks Avenue on Sunday, have uncovered a body at her home in Portarlington.
Gardaí Recover Car Believed To Have Been Used In Hit-And-Run
A car has been recovered by gardaí investigating a hit-and-run in Cork. A can failed to stop after hitting a 12-year-old boy as he crossed Thomas Davis Street in Blackpool on Wednesday night. The boy remains in Cork University Hospital, where he is said to be in a "comfortable condition".
A car has been recovered by gardaí investigating a hit-and-run in Cork. A can failed to stop after hitting a 12-year-old boy as he crossed Thomas Davis Street in Blackpool on Wednesday night. The boy remains in Cork University Hospital, where he is said to be in a "comfortable condition".
Hygiene Review Needed For All HSE Facilities - FF
A review of hygiene standard is needed for all HSE care centres, Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Mental Health and Disabilities, Colm Keaveney has said. It follows what has been described as a "damning report" by the HIQO of facilities at Grove House Centre in Cork.
A review of hygiene standard is needed for all HSE care centres, Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Mental Health and Disabilities, Colm Keaveney has said. It follows what has been described as a "damning report" by the HIQO of facilities at Grove House Centre in Cork.
Gardaí Appeal For Witnesses To Castlegar Road Crash
Gardaí in Co Galway have reported the death of a woman in her 70s following a car accident in Castlegar. It is understood that the woman was involved in a two-car collision at about midday on Thursday at Two Mile Ditch on Tuam Road.
Gardaí in Co Galway have reported the death of a woman in her 70s following a car accident in Castlegar. It is understood that the woman was involved in a two-car collision at about midday on Thursday at Two Mile Ditch on Tuam Road.
FF Call On EU To Support US Action In Iraq
Fianna Fáil has urged the European Union to co-operate with the US to aid minorities in Iraq, who are at "risk from the barbaric actions of the Islamic State militia.
Fianna Fáil has urged the European Union to co-operate with the US to aid minorities in Iraq, who are at "risk from the barbaric actions of the Islamic State militia.
Fine Gael Welcomes ESRI Report
The latest report from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has been welcomed by Fine Gael. They have described it as a "testament to the policies implemented under the current Government.
The latest report from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has been welcomed by Fine Gael. They have described it as a "testament to the policies implemented under the current Government.
Wicklow County Council Issue 'Do Not Swim' Notice
A 'do not swim' notice has been issued for Brittas Bay South, after water quality tests found high levels of Ecoli and intestinal enterococci. It is understood that heavy rainfall has been causing problems at a number of beaches with water treatment facilities overflowing.
A 'do not swim' notice has been issued for Brittas Bay South, after water quality tests found high levels of Ecoli and intestinal enterococci. It is understood that heavy rainfall has been causing problems at a number of beaches with water treatment facilities overflowing.
Irish News on Thu, Aug 8 2013, 4,748 days ago
Unions To Ballot Members Over Revised Dublin Bus Plan
Dublin Bus drivers and staff are to be balloted over a new Labour Court document created following talks between unions and management.
Dublin Bus drivers and staff are to be balloted over a new Labour Court document created following talks between unions and management.
Unions To Discuss M&S Redundancy Terms
Soon-to-be redundant M&S employees are to meet with union officials to discuss redundancy terms. On Wednesday, M&S announced that it is to close four of its stores in Ireland, with the loss of 180 jobs.
Soon-to-be redundant M&S employees are to meet with union officials to discuss redundancy terms. On Wednesday, M&S announced that it is to close four of its stores in Ireland, with the loss of 180 jobs.
Irishman Wanted In US Remanded Until Next Week
The High Court has again remanded in custody a 28-year-old Irishman wanted in the US in connection with the online distribution of child abuse images and videos.
The High Court has again remanded in custody a 28-year-old Irishman wanted in the US in connection with the online distribution of child abuse images and videos.
Men Airlifted From Scene Of Accident To Sligo Hospital
Two men were seriously injured in a car crash in Co Roscommon at around 19:30 on Wednesday. The single-vehicle crash happened near Mountallen, Arigna, Co Roscommon.
Two men were seriously injured in a car crash in Co Roscommon at around 19:30 on Wednesday. The single-vehicle crash happened near Mountallen, Arigna, Co Roscommon.
Over 600% Increase In Hoax Calls Made To Ambulance Service
Hoax calls to the ambulance service has increased 660% in the last six years, according to HSE figures. In 2012, some 4,329 hoax or bogus calls were made to the ambulance service, compared to 655 false calls made in 2007.
Hoax calls to the ambulance service has increased 660% in the last six years, according to HSE figures. In 2012, some 4,329 hoax or bogus calls were made to the ambulance service, compared to 655 false calls made in 2007.
45 New Software Jobs For Sligo
Some 45 new jobs are to be created in Sligo by online discount retailer Overstock.com, the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation has announced.
Some 45 new jobs are to be created in Sligo by online discount retailer Overstock.com, the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation has announced.
IMO Ballot Doctors Over Working Hours
Some 2,000 non-consultant hospital doctors are to be balloted over action aiming to tackle long working hours. The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) wants the Health Service Executive to fully implement the European Working Time Directive, which limits working time to no more than 48 hours a week.
Some 2,000 non-consultant hospital doctors are to be balloted over action aiming to tackle long working hours. The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) wants the Health Service Executive to fully implement the European Working Time Directive, which limits working time to no more than 48 hours a week.
Water Meter Roll-Out Begins In Co Kildare
Co Kildare has become the first place to have the new water meters installed, as the roll-out commenced this morning. It is expected that the first bills generated by the new meters will be issued on January 2015.
Co Kildare has become the first place to have the new water meters installed, as the roll-out commenced this morning. It is expected that the first bills generated by the new meters will be issued on January 2015.
Smuggled Cigarettes Uncovered At Dublin Airport
An estimated €30,000 worth of cigarettes and tobacco have seized at Dublin Airport. On Tuesday, more than 20,400 cigarettes and some 57.50kg of tobacco was found in the luggage of a 40-year-old Danish man, arriving on a flight from Baghdad.
An estimated €30,000 worth of cigarettes and tobacco have seized at Dublin Airport. On Tuesday, more than 20,400 cigarettes and some 57.50kg of tobacco was found in the luggage of a 40-year-old Danish man, arriving on a flight from Baghdad.
Irish News on Wed, Aug 8 2012, 5,113 days ago
Katie Taylor Wins Place In Olympic Final
Boxer Katie Taylor has made in through to the Olympic finals, securing herself at least a silver medal, after defeating Tajikistan’s Mavzuna Chorieva. Taylor controlled the fight throughout the four rounds and won 17-9 at the ExCeL Arena.
Boxer Katie Taylor has made in through to the Olympic finals, securing herself at least a silver medal, after defeating Tajikistan’s Mavzuna Chorieva. Taylor controlled the fight throughout the four rounds and won 17-9 at the ExCeL Arena.
Survey Finds Increases In Unpaid Overtime
The number of Irish employees taking on unpaid overtime in a bid to cope with increasing workloads has increased, according to a new survey. Peninsula Ireland questioned 934 employees and found that 67 per cent said they worked additional hours on occasion at evenings and on weekends.
The number of Irish employees taking on unpaid overtime in a bid to cope with increasing workloads has increased, according to a new survey. Peninsula Ireland questioned 934 employees and found that 67 per cent said they worked additional hours on occasion at evenings and on weekends.
Man Arrested Over Double Knife In Limerick
A man has appeared in court charged in connection with a double stabbing incident in Co Limerick. Two men in their 30s suffered serious knife wounds to their faces in an assault in Newcastle West over the August bank holiday weekend.
A man has appeared in court charged in connection with a double stabbing incident in Co Limerick. Two men in their 30s suffered serious knife wounds to their faces in an assault in Newcastle West over the August bank holiday weekend.
Woman Award €375,000 In Damages For Sexual Abuse By Father
A woman has been awarded €375,000 in damages after she sued her father for sexual assault when she was aged between two and 12. 38-year-old Ailish Smith, of Templeview Lawn, Clarehall, Dublin, consented during the trial to the waiving of her anonymity so her father could be named.
A woman has been awarded €375,000 in damages after she sued her father for sexual assault when she was aged between two and 12. 38-year-old Ailish Smith, of Templeview Lawn, Clarehall, Dublin, consented during the trial to the waiving of her anonymity so her father could be named.
Clontarf Water Now Safe Once Boiled
Residents of up to 1,400 houses in Clontarf in north Dublin have now been told that their tap water is safe to drink after boiling. The had initially been told to not consume the water in any way after the detection of high levels of bacteria in the system.
Residents of up to 1,400 houses in Clontarf in north Dublin have now been told that their tap water is safe to drink after boiling. The had initially been told to not consume the water in any way after the detection of high levels of bacteria in the system.
Trawler Arrested Off Cork Coast For Fishing Violations
A trawler has been detained 30 miles off the coast of Cork over alleged breaches of EU fishing regulations. The vessel - which is Irish-registered - was stopped by the Naval Service patrol ship, LE Ciara, off Ballycotton and inspected at 11.30pm on Tuesday evening.
A trawler has been detained 30 miles off the coast of Cork over alleged breaches of EU fishing regulations. The vessel - which is Irish-registered - was stopped by the Naval Service patrol ship, LE Ciara, off Ballycotton and inspected at 11.30pm on Tuesday evening.
Con Houlihan Funeral Held In Dublin
The funeral of renowned journalist and sports columnist Con Houlihan has taken place in Dublin today. 86-year-old Houlihan died at St James’s Hospital in Dublin at the weekend following a long illness.
The funeral of renowned journalist and sports columnist Con Houlihan has taken place in Dublin today. 86-year-old Houlihan died at St James’s Hospital in Dublin at the weekend following a long illness.
New Dáil Dress Code Proposed
Proposals for a new dress code are being finalised by the Dáil committee on procedures and privileges, with hopes to do away with deputies appearing in the chamber in jeans and T-shirts.
Proposals for a new dress code are being finalised by the Dáil committee on procedures and privileges, with hopes to do away with deputies appearing in the chamber in jeans and T-shirts.
Minister Denies Any Changes To Disability Allowance Criteria
Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton has denied that changes have been made to eligibility criteria for disability allowances that would make it more difficult for people to qualify.
Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton has denied that changes have been made to eligibility criteria for disability allowances that would make it more difficult for people to qualify.
Irish News on Mon, Aug 8 2011, 5,479 days ago
Probe Continue Into Liffey Drowning
Gardai are seeking the public's assistance in relation to a drowning incident that occurred in the River Liffey on the morning of the 31st of July.
Gardai are seeking the public's assistance in relation to a drowning incident that occurred in the River Liffey on the morning of the 31st of July.
Two Injured In Limerick Stabbing Incident
Two people are reported to have been stabbed in an incident in the Moyross area of Limerick. The incident happened around 9:45pm on Sunday in Pineview Gardens.
Two people are reported to have been stabbed in an incident in the Moyross area of Limerick. The incident happened around 9:45pm on Sunday in Pineview Gardens.
Hours Reduced At Roscommon Hospital
The urgent care centre at Roscommon hospital has ceased to offer a 24-hour service from today.
The urgent care centre at Roscommon hospital has ceased to offer a 24-hour service from today.
Three Face Charges Over Sectarian Assault
Sectarianism is back in focus in the North with three men charged with the attempted murder of a teenager in Antrim town on Friday due to appear in court today (Monday).
Sectarianism is back in focus in the North with three men charged with the attempted murder of a teenager in Antrim town on Friday due to appear in court today (Monday).
Adams Praises Late Finnish Peace Maker
The Sinn Fein President, Louth TD, Gerry Adams has praised the former Prime Minister of Finland, Harri Holkeri, who co-chaired peace talks in Northern Ireland, and has just died at the age of 74.
The Sinn Fein President, Louth TD, Gerry Adams has praised the former Prime Minister of Finland, Harri Holkeri, who co-chaired peace talks in Northern Ireland, and has just died at the age of 74.
Spanish Armada Wreck Probe Funded
Funding worth €50,000 is to be made available for an exploratory excavation of a possible Spanish Armada wreck, newly discovered near Burtonport in County Donegal.
Funding worth €50,000 is to be made available for an exploratory excavation of a possible Spanish Armada wreck, newly discovered near Burtonport in County Donegal.
Irish News on Fri, Aug 8 2008, 6,574 days ago
HSE Abandons 'Out Of Hours' Emergency Child Care
Proposed budget cuts by the Health Service Executive could lead to troubled teens being effectively 'left out in the cold' by care agencies. Their planned 'out-of-hours' social care service for troubled children have now been abandoned by the HSE due to spending cuts.
Proposed budget cuts by the Health Service Executive could lead to troubled teens being effectively 'left out in the cold' by care agencies. Their planned 'out-of-hours' social care service for troubled children have now been abandoned by the HSE due to spending cuts.
Card Scam Alert
Fraud is 'on the cards' this week with several hundred bank customers believed to have been hit by an online scam. It is believed the credit card details were accessed several months ago, but have only begun to use them in the past two days.
Fraud is 'on the cards' this week with several hundred bank customers believed to have been hit by an online scam. It is believed the credit card details were accessed several months ago, but have only begun to use them in the past two days.
Irish Business Turning The Corner?
There could be an interest rate cut on the way - with other good news just emerging about inward investment in a major Irish hotel group.
There could be an interest rate cut on the way - with other good news just emerging about inward investment in a major Irish hotel group.
Mayor On Crime Beat
An urgent meeting between the police and civic leaders has been called after three people were arrested in the O'Devaney Gardens housing estate in North Dublin, following a serious disturbance on Wednesday night.
An urgent meeting between the police and civic leaders has been called after three people were arrested in the O'Devaney Gardens housing estate in North Dublin, following a serious disturbance on Wednesday night.
€2bn Bray Town Centre Scheme Gets Go-Ahead
Bray and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Councils have given the green light to revised proposals for the €2bn mixed-use Bray Town Centre development. The scheme encompasses retail, office and leisure facilities, based in a prime town centre location.
Bray and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Councils have given the green light to revised proposals for the €2bn mixed-use Bray Town Centre development. The scheme encompasses retail, office and leisure facilities, based in a prime town centre location.
Irish News on Wed, Aug 8 2007, 6,940 days ago
Man Dies Following Dublin Crash
A 34-year-old man has died following a road accident in Dublin on Sunday morning. The man was driving a car, which crashed on Hearse Road in Donabate on the morning of August 5. The man was taken to Beaumont Hospital to be treated but died from his injuries on Tuesday night.
A 34-year-old man has died following a road accident in Dublin on Sunday morning. The man was driving a car, which crashed on Hearse Road in Donabate on the morning of August 5. The man was taken to Beaumont Hospital to be treated but died from his injuries on Tuesday night.
Man Arrested Following Discovery Of 'Cannabis Factory'
A man in his twenties has been arrested following the discovery of a cannabis factory in a house in Co. Leitrim. The rented house in Cloone village in the Carrick-on-Shannon area was raided on Tuesday night and a large quantity of cannabis plants were discovered upstairs.
A man in his twenties has been arrested following the discovery of a cannabis factory in a house in Co. Leitrim. The rented house in Cloone village in the Carrick-on-Shannon area was raided on Tuesday night and a large quantity of cannabis plants were discovered upstairs.
Two Held Over Tipperary Shooting
Two people have been arrested following a shooting incident in Clonmel, County Tipperary last night. The man and woman were arrested after a man in his 30s was shot in the leg at a car park on New Quay near the Gashouse Bridge/Old Waterford Road area shortly after midnight.
Two people have been arrested following a shooting incident in Clonmel, County Tipperary last night. The man and woman were arrested after a man in his 30s was shot in the leg at a car park on New Quay near the Gashouse Bridge/Old Waterford Road area shortly after midnight.
Missing Climbers Found Safe On Carrantuohill
A woman and a teenager who had been reported missing on Carrantuohill in County Kerry have been found safe and well. Members of the Kerry Mountain Rescue Team found the 82-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy.
A woman and a teenager who had been reported missing on Carrantuohill in County Kerry have been found safe and well. Members of the Kerry Mountain Rescue Team found the 82-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy.
Gardai Investigate Shooting In Ballybrack
Gardai are investigating a shooting at a house in Ballybrack, south Dublin. A shot was fired at the front door of a house on Lambay Drive around 6am on Wednesday morning. There were people in the house at the time of the shooting, but there were no injuries.
Gardai are investigating a shooting at a house in Ballybrack, south Dublin. A shot was fired at the front door of a house on Lambay Drive around 6am on Wednesday morning. There were people in the house at the time of the shooting, but there were no injuries.
Missing Dublin Teenager Found
A 15-year-old Dublin girl, missing since the early hours of Tuesday morning, has been found safe and well, it has been reported. Sarah Cunningham, from Oakland Drive In Rathgar, had been missing from her home since 2:30am on Tuesday morning.
A 15-year-old Dublin girl, missing since the early hours of Tuesday morning, has been found safe and well, it has been reported. Sarah Cunningham, from Oakland Drive In Rathgar, had been missing from her home since 2:30am on Tuesday morning.
Nine Prisoners Charged Over Mobile Phone Possession
Nine men have appeared before Clover Hill District Court charged with having a mobile phone in prison. The men are the first people to be charged with the offence. The ordinary penalty for possessing a mobile phone in prison is up to a year in jail or a maximum 5,000 euro fine.
Nine men have appeared before Clover Hill District Court charged with having a mobile phone in prison. The men are the first people to be charged with the offence. The ordinary penalty for possessing a mobile phone in prison is up to a year in jail or a maximum 5,000 euro fine.
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