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Irish News on Tue, Nov 5 2024, 730 days ago
Economic Resilience: Balancing Inflation And Foreign Investment
In 2024, Ireland's economy showcases remarkable resilience amid ongoing global challenges and shifting economic landscapes. Inflation, a significant concern affecting many countries, continues to impact purchasing power and economic stability in various ways.
In 2024, Ireland's economy showcases remarkable resilience amid ongoing global challenges and shifting economic landscapes. Inflation, a significant concern affecting many countries, continues to impact purchasing power and economic stability in various ways.
Concerns Raised That Ireland Is Behind On Climate And Energy Targets
Sinn Féin has raised concerns at reports that Ireland is the only state in the EU that is behind in all four key climate and energy targets. Lynn Boylan MEP spoke after the publication of a report by the European Environment Agency.
Sinn Féin has raised concerns at reports that Ireland is the only state in the EU that is behind in all four key climate and energy targets. Lynn Boylan MEP spoke after the publication of a report by the European Environment Agency.
Alliance Calls For Increased Action On Drink Spiking
The Alliance Party has called for increased action to help stamp out drink spiking, which Ormiston Councillor Jenna Maghie described as a "scourge on our society".
The Alliance Party has called for increased action to help stamp out drink spiking, which Ormiston Councillor Jenna Maghie described as a "scourge on our society".
Over €55m To Help Irish Businesses Reduce Carbon Emissions
Enterprise Ireland has announced more than €55 million in funding to help Irish businesses reduce carbon emissions as part of its commitment to sustainable growth.
Enterprise Ireland has announced more than €55 million in funding to help Irish businesses reduce carbon emissions as part of its commitment to sustainable growth.
PHA Urges Public To Be Aware Of Lung Cancer Symptoms
This Lung Cancer Awareness Month (November) the Public Health Agency (PHA) is reminding people to be aware of the signs and symptoms of lung cancer. Lung cancer is one of the most common cancers in Northern Ireland with over 1,300 people diagnosed in 2021.
This Lung Cancer Awareness Month (November) the Public Health Agency (PHA) is reminding people to be aware of the signs and symptoms of lung cancer. Lung cancer is one of the most common cancers in Northern Ireland with over 1,300 people diagnosed in 2021.
Irish News on Tue, Nov 5 2019, 2,557 days ago
More Funding Needed To Tackle Drug Scourge Gripping Ireland - FF
Fianna Fáil has said that more investment is needed to tackle the "drug scourge" gripping Ireland.
Fianna Fáil has said that more investment is needed to tackle the "drug scourge" gripping Ireland.
Boil Water Notice Re-Issued For Those Supplied By Leixlip Water Treatment Plant
A Boil Water notice has been re-issued for households and businesses supplied by the Leixlip Water Treatment Plant. Irish Water, in consultation with the HSE and Fingal County Council, have issued the new notice "as a precaution" to protect the health of customers.
A Boil Water notice has been re-issued for households and businesses supplied by the Leixlip Water Treatment Plant. Irish Water, in consultation with the HSE and Fingal County Council, have issued the new notice "as a precaution" to protect the health of customers.
Appeal For Information On Fatal Shooting In Co Meath
An investigation has been launched following a fatal shooting in Bettystown, Co Meath. According to reports, a 39-year-old was shot a number of times outside a house at Castlemartin Drive on the Eastham Road shortly before midnight.
An investigation has been launched following a fatal shooting in Bettystown, Co Meath. According to reports, a 39-year-old was shot a number of times outside a house at Castlemartin Drive on the Eastham Road shortly before midnight.
Cross-Border Jobs And Careers Fair Announced
A cross-border Jobs and Careers Fair has been announced on Friday 15 November at the Hotel Kilmore in Cavan Town, hosted by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection and the Department for Communities Northern Ireland along with the EURES Cross-Border Partnership.
A cross-border Jobs and Careers Fair has been announced on Friday 15 November at the Hotel Kilmore in Cavan Town, hosted by the Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection and the Department for Communities Northern Ireland along with the EURES Cross-Border Partnership.
Latest Report On Measures To Tackle Paramilitarism In Northern Ireland
The latest report on the implementation of actions to tackle paramilitary activity and associated criminality, and bringing an end to paramilitarism in Northern Ireland has been published by the Independent Reporting Commission.
The latest report on the implementation of actions to tackle paramilitary activity and associated criminality, and bringing an end to paramilitarism in Northern Ireland has been published by the Independent Reporting Commission.
Geoscience2019 To Help Govt Deliver Climate Action Plan
A conference to discuss how Ireland's geoscience sector can help deliver the government's Climate Action Plan has been officially opened by the Minister of State for Natural Resources and Rural Development Seán Canney.
A conference to discuss how Ireland's geoscience sector can help deliver the government's Climate Action Plan has been officially opened by the Minister of State for Natural Resources and Rural Development Seán Canney.
Appeal For Information On Dangerous Driving Incident In Co Meath
Gardaí have issued an appeal for witnesses following an incident of dangerous driving at Innwood Estate in Enfield on Sunday, 03 November 2019. At approximately 3.15pm Gardaí responded to reports of three-four males in a Silver Lexus acting suspiciously in the area.
Gardaí have issued an appeal for witnesses following an incident of dangerous driving at Innwood Estate in Enfield on Sunday, 03 November 2019. At approximately 3.15pm Gardaí responded to reports of three-four males in a Silver Lexus acting suspiciously in the area.
Irish News on Mon, Nov 5 2018, 2,922 days ago
Fianna Fáil 'Alarmed' At Low Number Of Defence Forces
Fianna Fáil have expressed their "alarm" at the news that Ireland's Defence Forces has now dropped below 9,000 members.
Fianna Fáil have expressed their "alarm" at the news that Ireland's Defence Forces has now dropped below 9,000 members.
Irish News on Thu, Nov 5 2015, 4,018 days ago
Health Minister Unveils €9.4m Ambulance Fleet
Health Minister Leo Varadkar has unveiled the first three of 64 ambulances to be provided this year due to a €9.4m investment. A new Rapid Response Vehicle was also unveiled today, 05 November.
Health Minister Leo Varadkar has unveiled the first three of 64 ambulances to be provided this year due to a €9.4m investment. A new Rapid Response Vehicle was also unveiled today, 05 November.
'Significant Step' Taken Towards Ending Domestic Abuse - Doherty
Fine Gael TD Regina Doherty has stated Ireland's signature of the Istanbul Convention is a 'significant' step towards tackling domestic violence. Ms Doherty revealed one in five women in Ireland is affected by domestic abuse.
Fine Gael TD Regina Doherty has stated Ireland's signature of the Istanbul Convention is a 'significant' step towards tackling domestic violence. Ms Doherty revealed one in five women in Ireland is affected by domestic abuse.
Irish Rail Talks Continue
Management from Irish Rail and trade unions are to continue discussions at the Workplace Relations Commission to try to avoid strike action on Friday, 06 November. It follows a pay dispute over past productivity movements.
Management from Irish Rail and trade unions are to continue discussions at the Workplace Relations Commission to try to avoid strike action on Friday, 06 November. It follows a pay dispute over past productivity movements.
Flight Ban Strands 170 Irish Citizens In Egypt
At least 170 Irish people are stranded in Egypt due to terrorism concerns, it has been announced. The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in Dublin said scores of passport holders had registered with its consular division in the country.
At least 170 Irish people are stranded in Egypt due to terrorism concerns, it has been announced. The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in Dublin said scores of passport holders had registered with its consular division in the country.
Investigation Launches Following Fatal House Fire
Gardai have launched an investigation into a fatal house fire in Co Galway. The fire broke out at a house on Camp Street, Oughterard on Wednesday, 04 November. Emergency services were called after 12:30pm due to reports of a blaze at the property.
Gardai have launched an investigation into a fatal house fire in Co Galway. The fire broke out at a house on Camp Street, Oughterard on Wednesday, 04 November. Emergency services were called after 12:30pm due to reports of a blaze at the property.
Call For Govt To Develop Alternative Housing System
Sinn Fein Senator Kathryn Reilly is supporting a call for the Irish Government to develop a housing system which is not reliant on the private for profit sector.
Sinn Fein Senator Kathryn Reilly is supporting a call for the Irish Government to develop a housing system which is not reliant on the private for profit sector.
Gardai Appeal To Trace Missing Man
Gardai are appealing for information to trace a missing man from Cork. Paul King, 38, was last seen in Cork City shortly before 10am on 12 October. He is described as being 5ft 6inches in height, of strong build, bald and speaks with a Dublin accent.
Gardai are appealing for information to trace a missing man from Cork. Paul King, 38, was last seen in Cork City shortly before 10am on 12 October. He is described as being 5ft 6inches in height, of strong build, bald and speaks with a Dublin accent.
Irish News on Wed, Nov 5 2014, 4,383 days ago
Suspected Bomb-Making Factory Uncovered In Dublin
Gardaí have uncovered a suspected bomb-making factory in Dublin. It is understood that the owner of a storage facility on Blessington Road found the lock on the unit broken on Monday night at about 21:00. He discovered two men inside the facility "mixing chemicals".
Gardaí have uncovered a suspected bomb-making factory in Dublin. It is understood that the owner of a storage facility on Blessington Road found the lock on the unit broken on Monday night at about 21:00. He discovered two men inside the facility "mixing chemicals".
HSE Issue Warning After Mumps Cases Increase
The Health Service Executive (HSE) has reported the number of confirmed cases of mumps has doubled, compared to the same time last year. To date, more than 400 people have been diagnosed with the contagious airborne disease; this is compared to 183 cases for all of 2013.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) has reported the number of confirmed cases of mumps has doubled, compared to the same time last year. To date, more than 400 people have been diagnosed with the contagious airborne disease; this is compared to 183 cases for all of 2013.
Sinn Féin Accused Of Holding Up House Building
Dublin City's Sinn Féin Councillors have been accused of "dithering" and putting home building at risk.
Dublin City's Sinn Féin Councillors have been accused of "dithering" and putting home building at risk.
Fine Gael Senator Calls For Calorie Labels On Alcohol
Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has been urged to make calorie labelling mandatory on alcoholic beverages.
Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has been urged to make calorie labelling mandatory on alcoholic beverages.
New Measures To Tackle Health Insurance Increases
New measures are to be introduced to address the rate of increases in private health insurance, Minister for Health, Leo Varadkar, has said.
New measures are to be introduced to address the rate of increases in private health insurance, Minister for Health, Leo Varadkar, has said.
Co Wexford Family Sue Over Hollywood Movie
A Co Wexford family are suing 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment and a number of production companies, claiming that an image of their late mother was used without permission.
A Co Wexford family are suing 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment and a number of production companies, claiming that an image of their late mother was used without permission.
Court Of Appeal Holds First Session
Ireland's new Court of Appeal has held its first session today (Wednesday), under the remit that justice and efficiency are "complementary". Nine judges will rule at the new court, which was established following a referendum in 2013.
Ireland's new Court of Appeal has held its first session today (Wednesday), under the remit that justice and efficiency are "complementary". Nine judges will rule at the new court, which was established following a referendum in 2013.
Irish Association for Suicidology Calls For More Policing Of Social Media
The President of the Irish Association for Suicidology, Dan Neville, has called for increased policing of social media websites in an effort to tackle cyber-bullying.
The President of the Irish Association for Suicidology, Dan Neville, has called for increased policing of social media websites in an effort to tackle cyber-bullying.
Sinn Féin Tells The Dáil The 'Game Is Up' On Water Tax
Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has told the Dáil that the "game is up" on the water tax "fiasco".
Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has told the Dáil that the "game is up" on the water tax "fiasco".
Irish News on Tue, Nov 5 2013, 4,748 days ago
Same-Sex Marriage Referendum For 2015
A referendum on same-sex marriage is to be held in 2015, following an agreement by the Cabinet to push for the vote. The announcement follows statements by Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore, who today announced he would like to see the referendum within the lifetime of the government.
A referendum on same-sex marriage is to be held in 2015, following an agreement by the Cabinet to push for the vote. The announcement follows statements by Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore, who today announced he would like to see the referendum within the lifetime of the government.
Gardaí To Release Photo Of Girl Found In Dublin
Gardaí are to release a photograph of a teenage girl, who was found in a distressed state in Dublin last month, it has been reported. The girl was discovered on O'Connell Street in the city on 10 October. She has been in the care of the Health Service Executive since.
Gardaí are to release a photograph of a teenage girl, who was found in a distressed state in Dublin last month, it has been reported. The girl was discovered on O'Connell Street in the city on 10 October. She has been in the care of the Health Service Executive since.
€125m Fund For Ireland's SMEs
A new investment fund, worth €125m, has been unveiled. The fund is aimed at Ireland's small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) that need capital for expansion. It will be financed by a mix of both public and private sources, and will be managed by MML Growth Capital.
A new investment fund, worth €125m, has been unveiled. The fund is aimed at Ireland's small and medium-sized companies (SMEs) that need capital for expansion. It will be financed by a mix of both public and private sources, and will be managed by MML Growth Capital.
Concerns Raised Over Threatened Aer Lingus Strike
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Transport and Tourism, Timmy Dooley TD, has voiced his concern at the news that 91% of IMPACT cabin crew members at Aer Lingus voted in favour of industrial action.
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Transport and Tourism, Timmy Dooley TD, has voiced his concern at the news that 91% of IMPACT cabin crew members at Aer Lingus voted in favour of industrial action.
O'Neill And Keane Set For Ireland Job
Martin O'Neill and Roy Keane are said to be in 'advanced talks' to become the new management team behind Irish soccer.
Martin O'Neill and Roy Keane are said to be in 'advanced talks' to become the new management team behind Irish soccer.
Youth Employment Guarantee To Be Discussed
A scheme to guarantee young people receive an offer of employment, continued education, apprenticeship or trainee-ship is to be discussed tomorrow by the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Education and Social Protection.
A scheme to guarantee young people receive an offer of employment, continued education, apprenticeship or trainee-ship is to be discussed tomorrow by the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Education and Social Protection.
Dublin Water Restrictions Remain
Residents in the Dublin area are being advised by the City Council that, while water production at Ballymore Eustace has improved, it is still low and restrictions will remain in place until at least Thursday 7 November.
Residents in the Dublin area are being advised by the City Council that, while water production at Ballymore Eustace has improved, it is still low and restrictions will remain in place until at least Thursday 7 November.
Irish News on Mon, Nov 5 2012, 5,113 days ago
Donegal Man Loses Two Sons
The two sons of an Irish emigrant were among the victims of superstorm Sandy in the United States. Damian Moore, originally from Portnoo in Donegal, lost his four year old son Conor and two year old Brendan. Their mother Glenda made valiant efforts to save her boys.
The two sons of an Irish emigrant were among the victims of superstorm Sandy in the United States. Damian Moore, originally from Portnoo in Donegal, lost his four year old son Conor and two year old Brendan. Their mother Glenda made valiant efforts to save her boys.
New Chairman Of CEDRA Announced
The Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government, Phil Hogan TD, has announced that Pat Spillane will be the Chairman of the new Commission for the Economic Development of Rural Areas (CEDRA).
The Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government, Phil Hogan TD, has announced that Pat Spillane will be the Chairman of the new Commission for the Economic Development of Rural Areas (CEDRA).
Variable Rate Mortgages Rising Would Be A 'Disaster' - FF
The prospect of standard variable rate mortgages rising to between 5% and 6% over the next few years would be a disaster for hundreds of Waterford families that bank with AIB, according to the Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael J O’Ryan.
The prospect of standard variable rate mortgages rising to between 5% and 6% over the next few years would be a disaster for hundreds of Waterford families that bank with AIB, according to the Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael J O’Ryan.
Nine Arrested In Drugs Operation
Nine people have been arrested across Cavan and Monaghon in a garda drugs operation. They were all arrested in the early hours of this morning and are being held in garda stations around the country.
Nine people have been arrested across Cavan and Monaghon in a garda drugs operation. They were all arrested in the early hours of this morning and are being held in garda stations around the country.
Catherine Gowing's Remains Identified
As a result of a post mortem carried out on Thursday 1st November on human remains found in the Manor Road area of Sealand on Wednesday October 31, North Wales Police have confirmed that they have now been positively identified as being Catherine Gowing's.
As a result of a post mortem carried out on Thursday 1st November on human remains found in the Manor Road area of Sealand on Wednesday October 31, North Wales Police have confirmed that they have now been positively identified as being Catherine Gowing's.
Report Shows Shoplifting Is A Major Problem For Irish Retailers
Retail Ireland, the IBEC group that represents the retail sector, today published a new retail crime survey that showed shoplifting, cash robberies and fraud are a major and increasing problem for Irish retailers.
Retail Ireland, the IBEC group that represents the retail sector, today published a new retail crime survey that showed shoplifting, cash robberies and fraud are a major and increasing problem for Irish retailers.
Aer Arann To Suspend Services From Waterford Airport
Aer Arann, operating as Aer Lingus Regional, is to suspend its services at Waterford Airport with effect from 6 January, 2013. The routes affected will be Aer Lingus Regional services from Waterford Airport to London Southend, London Luton and Manchester.
Aer Arann, operating as Aer Lingus Regional, is to suspend its services at Waterford Airport with effect from 6 January, 2013. The routes affected will be Aer Lingus Regional services from Waterford Airport to London Southend, London Luton and Manchester.
SIPTU President To Outline 'New Course' Of Economic Recovery
SIPTU President, Jack O’Connor, will outline a 'New Course' for economic recovery and growth at 6.30 pm today, 5th November, in the Carlton Hotel, Dublin Road, Galway.
SIPTU President, Jack O’Connor, will outline a 'New Course' for economic recovery and growth at 6.30 pm today, 5th November, in the Carlton Hotel, Dublin Road, Galway.
Maximum Number Of Citizens Will Vote In Children's Referendum
Carlow and Kilkenny T.D., Ann Phelan, outlined that the decision to hold the Children's Referendum on a Saturday means that the maximum number of citizens can vote. She said: "The decision by the Minister for Children to hold the Referendum on Saturday 10th, is a welcome one.
Carlow and Kilkenny T.D., Ann Phelan, outlined that the decision to hold the Children's Referendum on a Saturday means that the maximum number of citizens can vote. She said: "The decision by the Minister for Children to hold the Referendum on Saturday 10th, is a welcome one.
Irish News on Fri, Nov 5 2010, 5,844 days ago
Three Arrested Over Cork Drugs Seizure
Three men have been arrested following the seizure of a substantial quantity of drugs in Cork. Cannabis herb, with an estimated street value of around €170,000, was found when gardaí stopped two cars in the Bishopstown area of the city around 10:30am on Thursday morning.
Three men have been arrested following the seizure of a substantial quantity of drugs in Cork. Cannabis herb, with an estimated street value of around €170,000, was found when gardaí stopped two cars in the Bishopstown area of the city around 10:30am on Thursday morning.
Man Flees With Mother's Body
A man has fled from his home in Kerry with the body of his dead mother. According to reports, the 91-year-old woman, who is originally from the south of England but had been living with her son in the Kenmare area, died on holiday in Malta in September.
A man has fled from his home in Kerry with the body of his dead mother. According to reports, the 91-year-old woman, who is originally from the south of England but had been living with her son in the Kenmare area, died on holiday in Malta in September.
Donegal South West To Go To The Polls
A by-election is to be held on the 25th November for the Donegal South West constituency. The necessary 'writ was moved' in the Dáil by the Tánaiste and Education Minister Mary Coughlan.
A by-election is to be held on the 25th November for the Donegal South West constituency. The necessary 'writ was moved' in the Dáil by the Tánaiste and Education Minister Mary Coughlan.
US Energy Secretary Greeted By Taoiseach
The Irish Premier, Brian Cowen has this week met with the United States Energy Secretary Stephen Chu.
The Irish Premier, Brian Cowen has this week met with the United States Energy Secretary Stephen Chu.
O'Keeffe Welcomes Fall In Redundancy Figures
There has been a welcome for this week's reported sharp decline in redundancies that is said to show the Irish economy is recovering.
There has been a welcome for this week's reported sharp decline in redundancies that is said to show the Irish economy is recovering.
Irish News on Thu, Nov 5 2009, 6,209 days ago
Gardai Thwart Cash In Transit Robbery
An attempted theft on a cash in transit vehicle has been foiled by Gardai early this morning. Gardai have since arrested three men following the incident, which took place at Johnsbridge, County Kildare.
An attempted theft on a cash in transit vehicle has been foiled by Gardai early this morning. Gardai have since arrested three men following the incident, which took place at Johnsbridge, County Kildare.
Thousands Of Samurai Swords Seized In Dublin
Some 7,000 swords have been seized in Dublin along with a variety of other weaponry.
Some 7,000 swords have been seized in Dublin along with a variety of other weaponry.
Teen Car Crash Victim Named
Gardai in Bailieboro investigating a fatal collision on the Tuesday in Cootehill have named the deceased as Nicola Roberts, 19-years-old, from Ballinagh, County Cavan. Gardai at Coothill are still investigating the fatal crash that occurred at approximately 10.
Gardai in Bailieboro investigating a fatal collision on the Tuesday in Cootehill have named the deceased as Nicola Roberts, 19-years-old, from Ballinagh, County Cavan. Gardai at Coothill are still investigating the fatal crash that occurred at approximately 10.
SF Threat Over DUP 'Delays'
Halting the transfer of policing and justice powers to the Northern Assembly until after the next general election would be "reckless", a senior Sinn Féin figure has said. National Chairman Declan Kearney claimed the DUP and Northern Ireland Office were "playing fast and loose" with negotiations.
Halting the transfer of policing and justice powers to the Northern Assembly until after the next general election would be "reckless", a senior Sinn Féin figure has said. National Chairman Declan Kearney claimed the DUP and Northern Ireland Office were "playing fast and loose" with negotiations.
Standard Of Living Plummet 'Permanent' Says OECD
A report published today by a major European Community Organisation has claimed Living standards in Ireland are likely to remain 'permanently lower'.
A report published today by a major European Community Organisation has claimed Living standards in Ireland are likely to remain 'permanently lower'.
Two Arrested Over Limerick Shooting
Two men have been arrested in connection with a shooting incident in Limerick. Gardai at Henry Sreet, Limerick are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting incident, which occurred in the Ahane area of County Limerick. The shooting took place at approximately 11.
Two men have been arrested in connection with a shooting incident in Limerick. Gardai at Henry Sreet, Limerick are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting incident, which occurred in the Ahane area of County Limerick. The shooting took place at approximately 11.
Secure Children's Facility To Be Closed
The State's main secure unit for housing highly disruptive children and young people is to be closed as concerns emerge that the facility is "not fit for purpose".
The State's main secure unit for housing highly disruptive children and young people is to be closed as concerns emerge that the facility is "not fit for purpose".
Irish News on Wed, Nov 5 2008, 6,574 days ago
Obama Victory Welcomed By Taoiseach And President
Ireland's political leaders have welcomed the election of America's first African American President on the morning of the historic victory.
Ireland's political leaders have welcomed the election of America's first African American President on the morning of the historic victory.
Man Faces Sentencing Over €440 million Drugs Haul
A 24-year-old Englishman is due for sentence on Wednesday after pleading guilty to his part in the country’' biggest ever cocaine smuggling operation. Some €440 million worth of the drug was recovered from the sea off West Cork, following a bungled smuggling attempt.
A 24-year-old Englishman is due for sentence on Wednesday after pleading guilty to his part in the country’' biggest ever cocaine smuggling operation. Some €440 million worth of the drug was recovered from the sea off West Cork, following a bungled smuggling attempt.
Opposition Politicians Join In Congratulating Barack Obama
Ireland's divided politicians have symbolically joined in their congratulations for the new President-elect, Barack Obama. From leaders to backbenchers, Ireland's politicians have transgressed party lines joining in welcoming the Democratic party candidate and his historic victory.
Ireland's divided politicians have symbolically joined in their congratulations for the new President-elect, Barack Obama. From leaders to backbenchers, Ireland's politicians have transgressed party lines joining in welcoming the Democratic party candidate and his historic victory.
Tenders Returned For National Broadband Scheme
The National Broadband Scheme, which will see the extension of Ireland's broadband service throughout the country, has had tenders returned for the lucrative work.
The National Broadband Scheme, which will see the extension of Ireland's broadband service throughout the country, has had tenders returned for the lucrative work.
Government Reverses Cervical Cancer Vaccine Plan
The Minister for Health has announced plans to abandon the recently announced cervical cancer vaccination scheme. The reversal comes just three after the broadly-welcomed plan to vaccinate all 12-year-old girls against a virus known to cause cervical cancer.
The Minister for Health has announced plans to abandon the recently announced cervical cancer vaccination scheme. The reversal comes just three after the broadly-welcomed plan to vaccinate all 12-year-old girls against a virus known to cause cervical cancer.
Asda Takeover Of Dunnes Rumoured
Rumours have emerged of a possible major deal between US-owned Asda and Irish-flagflyer, Dunnes stores. The trade union representing staff at Dunnes Stores has written to the company seeking clarification of rumours that it may be taken over by Asda, which is a major UK supermarket chain.
Rumours have emerged of a possible major deal between US-owned Asda and Irish-flagflyer, Dunnes stores. The trade union representing staff at Dunnes Stores has written to the company seeking clarification of rumours that it may be taken over by Asda, which is a major UK supermarket chain.
Irish News on Mon, Nov 5 2007, 6,940 days ago
Cabinet Pay Rises May Yet Be Revised
While the Taoiseach insisted at the weekend that taking less than the full – very substantial – pay rise awarded last week to himself and fellow Cabinet members would be mere ‘tokenism’, public concerns about the level of the increases has prompted a response.
While the Taoiseach insisted at the weekend that taking less than the full – very substantial – pay rise awarded last week to himself and fellow Cabinet members would be mere ‘tokenism’, public concerns about the level of the increases has prompted a response.
Wicklow Roads Claim Victim
The driver of a car involved in a fatal accident last night in Co Wicklow has been arrested. A 41-year-old pedestrian died after the incident in Roundwood, Co Wicklow. The man was hit by a car while crossing the town's Main Street at around 9.30pm.
The driver of a car involved in a fatal accident last night in Co Wicklow has been arrested. A 41-year-old pedestrian died after the incident in Roundwood, Co Wicklow. The man was hit by a car while crossing the town's Main Street at around 9.30pm.
Dana Opposes European Treaty
Derry’s own Eurovision winner and former MEP has spoken out about the new European Treaty. Although no longer active in politics, having most recently stood unsuccessfully for Irish president, she has said that Irish people should not allow faceless Eurocrats to shape their future.
Derry’s own Eurovision winner and former MEP has spoken out about the new European Treaty. Although no longer active in politics, having most recently stood unsuccessfully for Irish president, she has said that Irish people should not allow faceless Eurocrats to shape their future.
Killer Biker Sentenced
A court has heard that it took a three-hour search operation to catch a Tallaght man who killed a teenage schoolgirl while speeding on his uninsured motorbike.
A court has heard that it took a three-hour search operation to catch a Tallaght man who killed a teenage schoolgirl while speeding on his uninsured motorbike.
Little Support For EU Treaty
Just a quarter of Irish citizens would support the EU Reform Treaty - a lower figure than that for the earlier failed EU Constitution.
Just a quarter of Irish citizens would support the EU Reform Treaty - a lower figure than that for the earlier failed EU Constitution.
N2 Clontibret To Castleblayney Bypass Officially Opened
The Minister for Transport, Noel Dempsey TD, has officially opened the new N2 Clontibret to Castleblayney bypass. The new bypass was delivered on time and on budget. It is 15.
The Minister for Transport, Noel Dempsey TD, has officially opened the new N2 Clontibret to Castleblayney bypass. The new bypass was delivered on time and on budget. It is 15.
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