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Irish News on Thu, Jun 13 2019, 2,557 days ago
Rights And Needs Of Adopted People Must Be Reflected In Law - FF
The rights and needs of adopted persons must be reflected in law and the Oireachtas must recognise the right of adopted persons to their identity, Fianna Fáil spokesperson on Children and Youth Affairs, Anne Rabbitte, has said.
The rights and needs of adopted persons must be reflected in law and the Oireachtas must recognise the right of adopted persons to their identity, Fianna Fáil spokesperson on Children and Youth Affairs, Anne Rabbitte, has said.
Irish News on Tue, Jun 13 2017, 3,287 days ago
Incoming Taoiseach Must Commit To Repeal The Eighth Referendum - Labour
The incoming Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has been urged to commit to a referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment.
The incoming Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has been urged to commit to a referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment.
Three-Car Collision In Limerick
A three-car collision has occurred near Clonmacken roundabout on the Candell Road in Limerick. It is understood that the collision occurred this morning at approximately 8.15 am on what has been described as a "main artery" into Limerick city centre.
A three-car collision has occurred near Clonmacken roundabout on the Candell Road in Limerick. It is understood that the collision occurred this morning at approximately 8.15 am on what has been described as a "main artery" into Limerick city centre.
Mental Health Act Must Not Be Used To Deny Access To Medical Care
The Mental Health Act must not be used to deny patients access to medical care, Sinn Féin Mental Health spokesperson, Pat Buckley, has said.
The Mental Health Act must not be used to deny patients access to medical care, Sinn Féin Mental Health spokesperson, Pat Buckley, has said.
Irish News on Mon, Jun 13 2016, 3,652 days ago
Credit Union Sector Has 'Huge Potential' To Assist In Mortgage Lendings
The Credit Union sector has "huge potential" to issue home loans and assist in meeting a major social need, according to Fianna Fáil finance spokesperson, Michael McGrath.
The Credit Union sector has "huge potential" to issue home loans and assist in meeting a major social need, according to Fianna Fáil finance spokesperson, Michael McGrath.
Minister For Justice Urged To Reveal 'Detailed Information' In McGabe Case
The Minister for Justice, Frances Fitzgerald, has been urged to reveal the nature of the 'more detailed information' given to her by the Garda Commissioner regarding a meeting between two Garda officers and Sergeant Maurice McCabe in Mullingar.
The Minister for Justice, Frances Fitzgerald, has been urged to reveal the nature of the 'more detailed information' given to her by the Garda Commissioner regarding a meeting between two Garda officers and Sergeant Maurice McCabe in Mullingar.
Man Arrested In Gareth Hutch Murder Investigation
Gardaí have arrested a man, aged in his 30s, in connection with the fatal shooting of Gareth Hutch. Mr Hutch was shot dead on Tuesday 24 May at the Avondale House flats on North Cumberland Street. Gardaí believe that his murder may be linked to an ongoing feud between Dublin criminal gangs.
Gardaí have arrested a man, aged in his 30s, in connection with the fatal shooting of Gareth Hutch. Mr Hutch was shot dead on Tuesday 24 May at the Avondale House flats on North Cumberland Street. Gardaí believe that his murder may be linked to an ongoing feud between Dublin criminal gangs.
SIPTU Launch 'Time For Justice' Campaign On Anniversary Of Clerys Closure
Trade Union SIPTU has marked the one year anniversary of the closure of Clerys Department Store in Dublin by projecting the slogan 'Time For Justice' on the facade of the O'Connell Street building.
Trade Union SIPTU has marked the one year anniversary of the closure of Clerys Department Store in Dublin by projecting the slogan 'Time For Justice' on the facade of the O'Connell Street building.
New Jobs Announced As Part Of Major Expansion By Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories
Up to 160 new jobs are to be created by Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories (ELL), as part of its plans for expansion in Dungarvan.
Up to 160 new jobs are to be created by Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories (ELL), as part of its plans for expansion in Dungarvan.
'Travelwise' App Launched By Dept Of Foreign Affairs
A new smartphone app has been launched by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, offering travel advice and consular information on 200 countries, encompassing security, local laws, entry requirements, health and emergency contacts.
A new smartphone app has been launched by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, offering travel advice and consular information on 200 countries, encompassing security, local laws, entry requirements, health and emergency contacts.
HFA Approved Mortgage Reduction To Be Passed On To Borrowers - Coveney
The Housing Finance Agency (HFA) has announced that it will reduce the mortgage interest rate by 0.25% for variable-rate local authority borrowers, it has announced.
The Housing Finance Agency (HFA) has announced that it will reduce the mortgage interest rate by 0.25% for variable-rate local authority borrowers, it has announced.
Alcohol And Cigarettes Seized At Dublin Port
Alcohol and cigarettes have been seized by Revenue officers in an intelligence led operation at Dublin Port. Almost 200 litres of alcohol and approximately 2,400 'Marlboro' branded cigarettes were uncovered when officers stopped and searched a truck that had disembarked a ferry from Holyhead.
Alcohol and cigarettes have been seized by Revenue officers in an intelligence led operation at Dublin Port. Almost 200 litres of alcohol and approximately 2,400 'Marlboro' branded cigarettes were uncovered when officers stopped and searched a truck that had disembarked a ferry from Holyhead.
Man Due In Court Over Clondalkin Cocaine Seizure
Cocaine worth an estimated €210,000 has been seized by gardaí in Clondalkin. Officers from the Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau (DOCB) uncovered the drugs when they stopped and searched a van on Saturday afternoon, 11 June.
Cocaine worth an estimated €210,000 has been seized by gardaí in Clondalkin. Officers from the Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau (DOCB) uncovered the drugs when they stopped and searched a van on Saturday afternoon, 11 June.
Irish News on Fri, Jun 13 2014, 4,383 days ago
Ombudsman Launches Investigation Into Hospital Complaints
An investigation into how public hospitals handle complaints has been launched by the Ombudsman. As part of the investigation hospital will be visited, HSE files will be examined and the public will be asked to share their experiences.
An investigation into how public hospitals handle complaints has been launched by the Ombudsman. As part of the investigation hospital will be visited, HSE files will be examined and the public will be asked to share their experiences.
Water Meter Rollout Should Cease - SF
The government should cease the rollout of water meters and face the fact that it has lost the argument on water charges, Sinn Féin Dublin City Councillor Mícheál Mac Donncha. Speaking following the stand-off between protesters and Irish Water contractors and Gardai in Edenmore in Dublin, Cllr.
The government should cease the rollout of water meters and face the fact that it has lost the argument on water charges, Sinn Féin Dublin City Councillor Mícheál Mac Donncha. Speaking following the stand-off between protesters and Irish Water contractors and Gardai in Edenmore in Dublin, Cllr.
Final Position Paper Presented To Bausch + Lomb Workers
A final position paper has been presented to workers at Waterford's Bausch + Lomb plant. The paper follows talks on cost reduction measures the owners of the firm wanted to introduce. The company had been seeking savings of €20m, pay cuts of 20% and 200 redundancies.
A final position paper has been presented to workers at Waterford's Bausch + Lomb plant. The paper follows talks on cost reduction measures the owners of the firm wanted to introduce. The company had been seeking savings of €20m, pay cuts of 20% and 200 redundancies.
Man Arrested For Second Time In 2012 Murder Investigation
Gardaí investigating the murder of man in Co Kerry in 2012 have arrested a 29-year-old man in Killorglin. The body of 58-year-old James Cahillane was found by fiefighters at his home near Beaufort in April 2012. Detectives initially thought that Mr Cahillane died in an accidental fire.
Gardaí investigating the murder of man in Co Kerry in 2012 have arrested a 29-year-old man in Killorglin. The body of 58-year-old James Cahillane was found by fiefighters at his home near Beaufort in April 2012. Detectives initially thought that Mr Cahillane died in an accidental fire.
64-Year-Old Left Critical After Assault In Co Tipperary
A 64-year-old man is in serious condition in hospital following an assault in Co Tipperary on Thursday. The man was found at a house in Ballyporeen at about 15:00 on Thursday when paramedics responded to a call. He is in Cork University Hospital, where is said to be "fighting for his life".
A 64-year-old man is in serious condition in hospital following an assault in Co Tipperary on Thursday. The man was found at a house in Ballyporeen at about 15:00 on Thursday when paramedics responded to a call. He is in Cork University Hospital, where is said to be "fighting for his life".
Eight Arrested In Connection With NYD Death
Gardaí investigating the death of Dale Creighton have arrested seven men and one woman. Mr Creighton died on 01 January this year following an assault at about 4am on New Year's Day. The 20-year-old man died in Beaumont Hospital from severe injuries sustained in the attack.
Gardaí investigating the death of Dale Creighton have arrested seven men and one woman. Mr Creighton died on 01 January this year following an assault at about 4am on New Year's Day. The 20-year-old man died in Beaumont Hospital from severe injuries sustained in the attack.
Union And Airline Accept Labour Court Recommendation
Cabin crew at Aer Lingus have accepted a Labour Court recommendation in a dispute over work rosters. Upcoming strike action was called off to allow IMPACT, representing the workers, and Aer Lingus management to consider the proposals of the Labour Court.
Cabin crew at Aer Lingus have accepted a Labour Court recommendation in a dispute over work rosters. Upcoming strike action was called off to allow IMPACT, representing the workers, and Aer Lingus management to consider the proposals of the Labour Court.
Legislation Threatens Future Of Post Office Network – FF
Following changes to the new Social Welfare and Pensions Bill, which removes An Post as the designated payment service provider for social welfare benefits, Fianna Fáil's spokesperson on Social Protection, Willie O'Dea, has expressed his concerns about the future of the Post Office network.
Following changes to the new Social Welfare and Pensions Bill, which removes An Post as the designated payment service provider for social welfare benefits, Fianna Fáil's spokesperson on Social Protection, Willie O'Dea, has expressed his concerns about the future of the Post Office network.
Investigation Launched Into Workplace Accident Death
Gardaí in Co Tipperary have launched an investigation in to the death of a man at about 14:00 on Thursday. The man, aged in his 30s and a mechanic, died in what has been described as a workplace accident.
Gardaí in Co Tipperary have launched an investigation in to the death of a man at about 14:00 on Thursday. The man, aged in his 30s and a mechanic, died in what has been described as a workplace accident.
Irish News on Thu, Jun 13 2013, 4,748 days ago
Protection Of Life During Pregnancy Bill Published
The Protection of Life during Pregnancy Bill has been published by the government following approval by the Cabinet. Several significant changes have been made to the outline of the Bill, which was published in April.
The Protection of Life during Pregnancy Bill has been published by the government following approval by the Cabinet. Several significant changes have been made to the outline of the Bill, which was published in April.
Garda Appeal For Information On Missing 16-Year-Old
An appeal for information has been issued by garda in Dublin for a teenage boy who has been missing for six days. 16-year-old Gavin Gallagher, from the Palmerstown area, was last seen on June 5. He is described as approximately 5ft 10" tall, of slim build, with short, brown hair and green eyes.
An appeal for information has been issued by garda in Dublin for a teenage boy who has been missing for six days. 16-year-old Gavin Gallagher, from the Palmerstown area, was last seen on June 5. He is described as approximately 5ft 10" tall, of slim build, with short, brown hair and green eyes.
Busiest Period in 22 Years For Coast Guard
The weekends good weather resulted in some 53 incidents for the country's Coast Guards, setting a new 22 year record. According to the Irish Examiner, Dublin Marine Rescue Co-ordination Centre (MRCC) were called to 21 incidents, Valentia MRCC to 18 and Malin MRCC to 14.
The weekends good weather resulted in some 53 incidents for the country's Coast Guards, setting a new 22 year record. According to the Irish Examiner, Dublin Marine Rescue Co-ordination Centre (MRCC) were called to 21 incidents, Valentia MRCC to 18 and Malin MRCC to 14.
Councillor Resigns Over Property Tax Payment
A Drogheda Borough Council Socialist Party councillor will resign his seat as an unknown family member paid property tax on his behave. It is understood that Frank Gallagher had refused to pay the tax in protest of so-called 'stealth taxes'.
A Drogheda Borough Council Socialist Party councillor will resign his seat as an unknown family member paid property tax on his behave. It is understood that Frank Gallagher had refused to pay the tax in protest of so-called 'stealth taxes'.
Brothers Drown When Fishing Punt Overturns
Three brothers have drowned when their fishing boat capsized off the coast of Co Waterford. Paul Bolgar (49) died alongside his brothers Kenny (47) and Shane (44) left Dunmore East in their 19ft fishing punt, the 'Dean Leanna, to tend to lobster pots near Brownstown Head off Tramore.
Three brothers have drowned when their fishing boat capsized off the coast of Co Waterford. Paul Bolgar (49) died alongside his brothers Kenny (47) and Shane (44) left Dunmore East in their 19ft fishing punt, the 'Dean Leanna, to tend to lobster pots near Brownstown Head off Tramore.
Investigation Underway Into Body Found In Co Cork House
An investigation has been launched following the discovery of the body of a man at a house in Co Cork on Tuesday evening, garda have confirmed. The man's body was found by his brother shortly before 21:00 at the house on Castle Street, Dunmanway, Co Cork.
An investigation has been launched following the discovery of the body of a man at a house in Co Cork on Tuesday evening, garda have confirmed. The man's body was found by his brother shortly before 21:00 at the house on Castle Street, Dunmanway, Co Cork.
Sinn Féin Welcomes Passing Of New Education Bill
The passing of the new Further Education Training Bill 2013 (FETB) through the Dáil report stage has been welcomed by Sinn Féin. The party's education spokesperson Jonathan O’Brien said: "A lot of hard work has gone into refining this legislation.
The passing of the new Further Education Training Bill 2013 (FETB) through the Dáil report stage has been welcomed by Sinn Féin. The party's education spokesperson Jonathan O’Brien said: "A lot of hard work has gone into refining this legislation.
90,000 Irish Air Passengers Affected By French Strikes
A two-day strike by French air traffic controllers affected some 90,000 Ryanair passengers, the Irish Times have reported. It is understood to be the biggest disruption to flights since the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud in 2010.
A two-day strike by French air traffic controllers affected some 90,000 Ryanair passengers, the Irish Times have reported. It is understood to be the biggest disruption to flights since the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud in 2010.
Irish News on Wed, Jun 13 2012, 5,113 days ago
Man Dies In Dumper Truck Crash
A young motorcyclist has died after colliding with a dumper truck in County Cavan. The man, in his early twenties, was taken to Cavan General Hospital after the crash, which happened at Drumgart, Belturbet at about 11.25am today. But he died later today.
A young motorcyclist has died after colliding with a dumper truck in County Cavan. The man, in his early twenties, was taken to Cavan General Hospital after the crash, which happened at Drumgart, Belturbet at about 11.25am today. But he died later today.
Garda Ombudsman Report Increase In Complaints
The number of complaints against, and disciplining of, garda officers is increasing, according to the Garda Ombudsman Commission.
The number of complaints against, and disciplining of, garda officers is increasing, according to the Garda Ombudsman Commission.
Further 5% Reduction For Special Education
It has been confirmed that there will be a 5% reduction in teaching supports for children with special educational needs. Announcing overall allocation for next year, the National Council for Special Education said demand for resource teachers was increasing.
It has been confirmed that there will be a 5% reduction in teaching supports for children with special educational needs. Announcing overall allocation for next year, the National Council for Special Education said demand for resource teachers was increasing.
Dail Committee Meeting On Mick Wallace Tax Affairs
A statement is expected today following a meeting of the Dáil Committee on Members' Interests to discuss Independent TD Mick Wallace's tax affairs. The committee meeting was being held in private.
A statement is expected today following a meeting of the Dáil Committee on Members' Interests to discuss Independent TD Mick Wallace's tax affairs. The committee meeting was being held in private.
€1.5bn Saved By Croke Park Body In Two Years
Savings of almost €1.5 billion have been secured in the two years since the formation of the Croke Park Implementation Body, according to the head of the group.
Savings of almost €1.5 billion have been secured in the two years since the formation of the Croke Park Implementation Body, according to the head of the group.
McAreavey Trial Adjourned To Address 'Legal Issues'
THE trial the Michaela McAreavey murder accused has been adjourned without hearing evidence today. The unexpected move came after a lawyer for one of the defendants told the court he needed time to address outstanding legal issues.
THE trial the Michaela McAreavey murder accused has been adjourned without hearing evidence today. The unexpected move came after a lawyer for one of the defendants told the court he needed time to address outstanding legal issues.
Women's Aid Report Abuse Rose By 25% In 2011
More than 13,000 calls, representing a 24% increase, were made to the Women’s Aid helpline last year. The newly published figures reveal that thousands of children are being emotionally, physically and sexually abused in the family home.
More than 13,000 calls, representing a 24% increase, were made to the Women’s Aid helpline last year. The newly published figures reveal that thousands of children are being emotionally, physically and sexually abused in the family home.
Report Finds Rise In Complaints Against Doctors
The annual report of the Medical Council has revealed that eight doctors were struck off in 2011, the same number as in the three preceding years.
The annual report of the Medical Council has revealed that eight doctors were struck off in 2011, the same number as in the three preceding years.
Economist 'Stands Over' Controverisal Cost Of Working Report
The author of a report, which stated a high proportion of Irish people with children would be better off on the dole than in employment, has defended the “bottom-line” conclusion of his work.
The author of a report, which stated a high proportion of Irish people with children would be better off on the dole than in employment, has defended the “bottom-line” conclusion of his work.
Irish News on Mon, Jun 13 2011, 5,479 days ago
Five Questioned Over Arms Find
Garda are continuing to question five men held in custody over gangland activity. Early yesterday, the men were detailed in Kill, Co. Kildare following a Gardaí stop and search operation that uncovered two guns. It is believed they were en route to commit a serious crime.
Garda are continuing to question five men held in custody over gangland activity. Early yesterday, the men were detailed in Kill, Co. Kildare following a Gardaí stop and search operation that uncovered two guns. It is believed they were en route to commit a serious crime.
Book Of Condolence Opens For Lenihan
A book of condolence has opened this morning at Government Buildings for the late Brian Lenihan. He passed away on Friday after his health deteriorated due to the pancreatic cancer. He was diagnosed in 2009, and left hospital to be cared for close to his family.
A book of condolence has opened this morning at Government Buildings for the late Brian Lenihan. He passed away on Friday after his health deteriorated due to the pancreatic cancer. He was diagnosed in 2009, and left hospital to be cared for close to his family.
Report Links Unemployment With Rising Mental Health Problems For Men
The economic recession with its accompanying rise in unemployment rates is linked to extremely adverse effects for men’s mental health - according to new research from the Institute of Public Health in Ireland (IPH).
The economic recession with its accompanying rise in unemployment rates is linked to extremely adverse effects for men’s mental health - according to new research from the Institute of Public Health in Ireland (IPH).
Three Limerick Communities Bid For Pride Of Place Success
Three Limerick Communities will be hoping to emulate the success of Glin, Drumcollogher and Galbally in recent years when they participate in the annual Pride of Place Competition late this month.
Three Limerick Communities will be hoping to emulate the success of Glin, Drumcollogher and Galbally in recent years when they participate in the annual Pride of Place Competition late this month.
Connaught Telegraph Staff Commence Industrial Action
Workers at the Connaught Telegraph have commenced industrial action at the offices of the newspaper in Castlebar. The paper announced last week that it will close its pre-press production department in the town and outsource it to Mullingar.
Workers at the Connaught Telegraph have commenced industrial action at the offices of the newspaper in Castlebar. The paper announced last week that it will close its pre-press production department in the town and outsource it to Mullingar.
Captain Kennedy Confirmed For Bundoran
Larne-based folk band Captain Kennedy have announced they have been confirmed for the Sea Sessions Festival in Bundoran, Donegal on Saturday 25th June.
Larne-based folk band Captain Kennedy have announced they have been confirmed for the Sea Sessions Festival in Bundoran, Donegal on Saturday 25th June.
Irish News on Fri, Jun 13 2008, 6,574 days ago
Maximise WRC Rally Boost For West: MacSharry
Picture: (Sardinia Rally), by Adam McCalden A west of Ireland politician has called for some forward thinking ahead of the rerun of a major international sporting event to the area next year.
Picture: (Sardinia Rally), by Adam McCalden A west of Ireland politician has called for some forward thinking ahead of the rerun of a major international sporting event to the area next year.
Lisbon Treaty Rejected
Irish voters have rejected the Lisbon Treaty. With results in from 38 of the 43 constituencies, the Lisbon Treaty is being beaten by a margin of 53.7% to 46.3%. According to RTÉ this afternoon, while that margin is expected to tighten as more results are announced, the result is not in doubt.
Irish voters have rejected the Lisbon Treaty. With results in from 38 of the 43 constituencies, the Lisbon Treaty is being beaten by a margin of 53.7% to 46.3%. According to RTÉ this afternoon, while that margin is expected to tighten as more results are announced, the result is not in doubt.
Four Arrested After High Speed Chase
Four men have been arrested following a high speed chase through Co Louth in the Irish Republic on Thursday night.
Four men have been arrested following a high speed chase through Co Louth in the Irish Republic on Thursday night.
Czech National Denies Galway "Kissing" Rape
A Czech national has denied he raped a Galway woman who had run up to him on the street and kissed him while he walked home.
A Czech national has denied he raped a Galway woman who had run up to him on the street and kissed him while he walked home.
Irish Troops Enlisting In British Army
The number of Irish soldiers enlisting in the British Army has doubled in the past year. One in every 10 recruits signing up for the British army in Northern Ireland is now reportedly from the Republic, and it is understood that about 600 are recruited annually.
The number of Irish soldiers enlisting in the British Army has doubled in the past year. One in every 10 recruits signing up for the British army in Northern Ireland is now reportedly from the Republic, and it is understood that about 600 are recruited annually.
'Yes' Vote Slumps As Ordinary Voters Make Voices Heard
Early indications from the ongoing Lisbon count suggest the 'Yes' camp is in trouble. The warnings by Sinn Fein seem to have hit home as working class areas of the capital are reported to be voting two to one against Lisbon, while the vote is more evenly split in middle class districts.
Early indications from the ongoing Lisbon count suggest the 'Yes' camp is in trouble. The warnings by Sinn Fein seem to have hit home as working class areas of the capital are reported to be voting two to one against Lisbon, while the vote is more evenly split in middle class districts.
Verdict Due On Makeshift Flamethrower Student
A Limerick Court is awaiting its verdict on a flamethrower stunt by a student that left one man permanently disfigured.
A Limerick Court is awaiting its verdict on a flamethrower stunt by a student that left one man permanently disfigured.
Construction Workers Beckoned Abroad
After thousands of Irish construction workers have suffered post-slump job losses, Europe is swooping in to entice the skilled workforce abroad.
After thousands of Irish construction workers have suffered post-slump job losses, Europe is swooping in to entice the skilled workforce abroad.
Dublin Takes Pride In Long Running Festival
Ireland's gay community are taking "pride" in their achievements with launch of the 25th Gay Pride festival, opening on Friday.
Ireland's gay community are taking "pride" in their achievements with launch of the 25th Gay Pride festival, opening on Friday.
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