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Irish News on Wed, Sep 4 2019, 2,557 days ago
Arrest Following Attack On Garda In Dundalk
A man has been arrested following an attempted arson attack on a Garda patrol vehicle outside a station in Dundalk. The incident occurred at around 11.10pm on Tuesday evening, 03 September, at Dundalk Garda Station.
A man has been arrested following an attempted arson attack on a Garda patrol vehicle outside a station in Dundalk. The incident occurred at around 11.10pm on Tuesday evening, 03 September, at Dundalk Garda Station.
HSE Reports Fall In Annual Suicide Rates
New statistics have shown that suicide rates fell to 352 in 2018, a decrease of 40 deaths on the previous year. 282 of those who died by suicide last year were male, while 70 were female.
New statistics have shown that suicide rates fell to 352 in 2018, a decrease of 40 deaths on the previous year. 282 of those who died by suicide last year were male, while 70 were female.
Schoolboy Dies After Falling Ill At School
A teenage boy has died after becoming unwell while at school in County Kildare. The 15-year-old student was in the gymnasium of his school in Clane when the incident happened.
A teenage boy has died after becoming unwell while at school in County Kildare. The 15-year-old student was in the gymnasium of his school in Clane when the incident happened.
One Third Of Students Experiencing Mental Health Issues
The government has been urged to fund better mental health services for students following a survey that revealed one third of college students are experiencing anxiety and mental health issues. The Union of Students of Ireland report found that 38% of students experienced severe levels of anxiety.
The government has been urged to fund better mental health services for students following a survey that revealed one third of college students are experiencing anxiety and mental health issues. The Union of Students of Ireland report found that 38% of students experienced severe levels of anxiety.
Those Responsible For Murder Of Raonaid Murray Urged To 'Own Up'
Those responsible for the death of Raonaid Murray have been urged to "own up" and "confess your crime" on the 20th anniversary of her murder. Raonaid was 17-years-old when she was stabbed to death as she made her way home on 04 September, 1999. The teenager was found at 12.
Those responsible for the death of Raonaid Murray have been urged to "own up" and "confess your crime" on the 20th anniversary of her murder. Raonaid was 17-years-old when she was stabbed to death as she made her way home on 04 September, 1999. The teenager was found at 12.
Douglas Shopping Centre To Be Closed For 'Weeks If Not Months'
The Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection have issued social welfare advice for people who have been made unemployed as a result of the fire in Douglas Shopping Centre in Cork. A fire broke out at the shopping centre on the evening of Saturday 31 August.
The Department of Employment Affairs and Social Protection have issued social welfare advice for people who have been made unemployed as a result of the fire in Douglas Shopping Centre in Cork. A fire broke out at the shopping centre on the evening of Saturday 31 August.
Irish Exporters Financially Hit By Brexit - Enterprise Ireland
Brexit has cost Irish exporters more than €100,000 to date, a survey conducted by Enterprise Ireland has revealed.
Brexit has cost Irish exporters more than €100,000 to date, a survey conducted by Enterprise Ireland has revealed.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 4 2017, 3,287 days ago
Appeal Issued For Missing Galway Teenager
Gardaí have issued an appeal for information in tracing the whereabouts of 16-year-old Luke Adams, who has been missing from Galway since Friday. Luke, who is described as 6'3" tall, with brown hair and blue eyes, was last seen in Claregalway at around 1pm on Friday.
Gardaí have issued an appeal for information in tracing the whereabouts of 16-year-old Luke Adams, who has been missing from Galway since Friday. Luke, who is described as 6'3" tall, with brown hair and blue eyes, was last seen in Claregalway at around 1pm on Friday.
Cash And Car Seized In Traffic Stop
Gardaí have seized a large amount of cash, a sports car and documentation as part of an operation investigation the Kinahan crime gang. Two men were arrested when gardaí stopped and searched a car, seizing €800,000 in cash.
Gardaí have seized a large amount of cash, a sports car and documentation as part of an operation investigation the Kinahan crime gang. Two men were arrested when gardaí stopped and searched a car, seizing €800,000 in cash.
Minister Coveney In Brussels For Brexit Meetings
The Minister for Foreign Affairs & Trade, Simon Coveney, is traveling to Brussels for a round of meetings on Brexit. During the course of a day-long visit, Minister Coveney will meet with Michel Barnier, EU Chief Negotiator on Brexit, and Guy Verhofstadt, European Parliament Coordinator on Brexit.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs & Trade, Simon Coveney, is traveling to Brussels for a round of meetings on Brexit. During the course of a day-long visit, Minister Coveney will meet with Michel Barnier, EU Chief Negotiator on Brexit, and Guy Verhofstadt, European Parliament Coordinator on Brexit.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 4 2015, 4,018 days ago
Teen Dies In Co Cavan Collision
A teenager has died in a collision in Co Cavan. The 18-year-old male was a passenger in the car which hit a ditch on the R188 at approximately 5.25pm on Thursday. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
A teenager has died in a collision in Co Cavan. The 18-year-old male was a passenger in the car which hit a ditch on the R188 at approximately 5.25pm on Thursday. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Man Dies Following Serious Assault In Dublin
A man has died after being seriously assaulted in Dublin. The attack happened in the Avonbeg Gardens area at around 5.30pm on Thursday. The victim was taken to Tallaght Hospital, however he was pronounced dead a short time later. No arrests have been made.
A man has died after being seriously assaulted in Dublin. The attack happened in the Avonbeg Gardens area at around 5.30pm on Thursday. The victim was taken to Tallaght Hospital, however he was pronounced dead a short time later. No arrests have been made.
Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael Kitt To Retire
Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael Kitt is to retire from politics at the next general election. Galway East TD Colm Keaveney described Mr Kitt as a "true gentleman".
Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael Kitt is to retire from politics at the next general election. Galway East TD Colm Keaveney described Mr Kitt as a "true gentleman".
INMO Expresses 'Grave Concerns' Over Patient Safety At St Raphael's Centre
The Irish Nurses Midwives Organisation (INMO) said it has "grave concerns" over patient safety at St Raphael's Centre in Celbridge, Co Kildare. The INMO is to hold a meeting today, 04 September to discuss its concern over governance, staffing levels and adequate training for support staff.
The Irish Nurses Midwives Organisation (INMO) said it has "grave concerns" over patient safety at St Raphael's Centre in Celbridge, Co Kildare. The INMO is to hold a meeting today, 04 September to discuss its concern over governance, staffing levels and adequate training for support staff.
Call For Taoiseach To Take 'Urgent Action' Over Refugee Crisis
The Taoiseach is being called to take "urgent action" to accommodate more refugees in Ireland. Fianna Fáil Leader Micheál Martin said Irish people are willing to accommodate more families who have fled war torn countries.
The Taoiseach is being called to take "urgent action" to accommodate more refugees in Ireland. Fianna Fáil Leader Micheál Martin said Irish people are willing to accommodate more families who have fled war torn countries.
Gardai Renew Appeal Over Murder Of Raonaid Murray
Gardai have issued a renewed appeal for information offer the murder of Raonaid Murray. The 04 September was the 16th anniversary of her murder. She was 17 years old at the time. Miss Murray worked at a clothes shop then known as Sally West in Dun Laoghaire Shopping Centre.
Gardai have issued a renewed appeal for information offer the murder of Raonaid Murray. The 04 September was the 16th anniversary of her murder. She was 17 years old at the time. Miss Murray worked at a clothes shop then known as Sally West in Dun Laoghaire Shopping Centre.
Missing Teen Aoife Rafter Found Safe And Well
A teenager who went missing from her home in Co Meath has been found safe and well. Aoife Rafter, 15, went missing on Saturday, 29 August. She was last seen wearing black trousers, a grey hoodie and a sleeveless navy top. Gardai thanked the public for their assistance.
A teenager who went missing from her home in Co Meath has been found safe and well. Aoife Rafter, 15, went missing on Saturday, 29 August. She was last seen wearing black trousers, a grey hoodie and a sleeveless navy top. Gardai thanked the public for their assistance.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 4 2014, 4,383 days ago
Donations For IMNDA Reach €1.4m
The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) has said donations from the social media craze – Ice Bucket Challenge – has now reached €1.4m.
The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) has said donations from the social media craze – Ice Bucket Challenge – has now reached €1.4m.
Passenger Numbers Increase For Aer Lingus
Aer Lingus has recorded a 7% increase in its passenger numbers for the month of August. Last month, the airline said it carried a more than 1,205 million passengers – an increase from 1,126 million passengers in August 2013.
Aer Lingus has recorded a 7% increase in its passenger numbers for the month of August. Last month, the airline said it carried a more than 1,205 million passengers – an increase from 1,126 million passengers in August 2013.
Dublin's O2 Arena To Be Renamed
The O2 arena in Dublin is to be renamed '3Arena', it has been reported. The change follows a takeover of O2 Ireland by Three Ireland last year.
The O2 arena in Dublin is to be renamed '3Arena', it has been reported. The change follows a takeover of O2 Ireland by Three Ireland last year.
Man Arrested Following Drugs Find
A man, aged in his 60s, has been arrested following a drugs seizure at a home in Celbridge, Kildare. A planned search was carried out at a property in Crodaun Forest Park in Celbridge, where gardaí discovered cannabis plants with an estimated street value of up to €62,000.
A man, aged in his 60s, has been arrested following a drugs seizure at a home in Celbridge, Kildare. A planned search was carried out at a property in Crodaun Forest Park in Celbridge, where gardaí discovered cannabis plants with an estimated street value of up to €62,000.
Renewed Appeal Over Raonaid Murray Murder
Gardai have appealed for information regarding the murder of 17-year-old Raonaid Murray on the 15th anniversary of her death. Raonaid worked at a clothes shop then known as Sally West in Dun Laoghaire Shopping Centre.
Gardai have appealed for information regarding the murder of 17-year-old Raonaid Murray on the 15th anniversary of her death. Raonaid worked at a clothes shop then known as Sally West in Dun Laoghaire Shopping Centre.
Calls To Dublin Rape Crisis Centre Increase
12,192 contacts were answered by the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre’s National 24-Hour Helplinein 2013, its highest figure since 2009, according to the latest annual report. 9,614 of the calls were genuine counselling contacts, an increase of 5% compared with 2012 figures.
12,192 contacts were answered by the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre’s National 24-Hour Helplinein 2013, its highest figure since 2009, according to the latest annual report. 9,614 of the calls were genuine counselling contacts, an increase of 5% compared with 2012 figures.
Ireland Rises In Global Competitiveness
Ireland has risen three places in the latest World Economic Forum Global Competitive Index to 25th, its best ranking since 2009, the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation has announced.
Ireland has risen three places in the latest World Economic Forum Global Competitive Index to 25th, its best ranking since 2009, the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation has announced.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 4 2013, 4,748 days ago
HSE And IMO Meet Over Contingency Care Plan
The Health Service Executive will meet representatives of the Irish Medical Organisation today to put in place a contingency care plan after junior doctors voted in favour of industrial action.
The Health Service Executive will meet representatives of the Irish Medical Organisation today to put in place a contingency care plan after junior doctors voted in favour of industrial action.
Report Critical Of Beaumont Hospital Hygiene Standards
The hygiene standards of Dublin's Beaumont Hospital have been severely criticised following an unannounced inspection by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA).
The hygiene standards of Dublin's Beaumont Hospital have been severely criticised following an unannounced inspection by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA).
Deployment Of Troops Delayed
The United Nations have asked Ireland to delay deployment of Defence Forces troops into Syria. The troops had been due to leave for the country today, however, it is believed that a last minute intervention by the UN in New York has resulted in the delay.
The United Nations have asked Ireland to delay deployment of Defence Forces troops into Syria. The troops had been due to leave for the country today, however, it is believed that a last minute intervention by the UN in New York has resulted in the delay.
Two Arrested In Connection With Man Crushed By Bin Lorry
Two men have been arrested in connection with the death of a homeless man who was crushed in a refuse collection lorry. Henryk Piotrowski, a Polish national, was asleep inside a recycling bin when it was collected by a refuse lorry. The bin was empty into the lorry and the contents crushed.
Two men have been arrested in connection with the death of a homeless man who was crushed in a refuse collection lorry. Henryk Piotrowski, a Polish national, was asleep inside a recycling bin when it was collected by a refuse lorry. The bin was empty into the lorry and the contents crushed.
Journalist Seán MacConnell Dies Aged 66
Journalist and former Irish Times reporter Seán MacConnell has died aged 66. It is understood that Mr MacConnell died suddenly at his Dublin home in the early hours of this morning.
Journalist and former Irish Times reporter Seán MacConnell has died aged 66. It is understood that Mr MacConnell died suddenly at his Dublin home in the early hours of this morning.
Prison Vehicle Overturns On M6 Injuring Three
A prisoner and two prison guards are being treated in hospital after the van they were travelling in overturned on the M6 in CO Galway. It is thought the Prison Service vehicle, a standard prisoner transfer vehicle, suffered a tyre blowout causing it to overturn between junctions 16 and 17.
A prisoner and two prison guards are being treated in hospital after the van they were travelling in overturned on the M6 in CO Galway. It is thought the Prison Service vehicle, a standard prisoner transfer vehicle, suffered a tyre blowout causing it to overturn between junctions 16 and 17.
Jameson Whiskey Producer Opens €100m Extension
Irish Distillers distillery in Midleton, producers of Jamesons whiskey, have officially opened their €100m extension. Taoiseach Enda Kenny officially opened the facility, which has created 60 new jobs and will allow the distiller to double its production.
Irish Distillers distillery in Midleton, producers of Jamesons whiskey, have officially opened their €100m extension. Taoiseach Enda Kenny officially opened the facility, which has created 60 new jobs and will allow the distiller to double its production.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 4 2012, 5,113 days ago
Man Charged With Manslaughter Of James Tynan
A 23-year-old man has been charged in connection with the manslaughter of James Tynan, 25. The victim died after being assaulted on Liberty Square, Thurles on 19 February this year. He appeared before Thurles district court this morning.
A 23-year-old man has been charged in connection with the manslaughter of James Tynan, 25. The victim died after being assaulted on Liberty Square, Thurles on 19 February this year. He appeared before Thurles district court this morning.
CER Approves Bord Gais 8.5% Price Increase
The Commission for Energy Regulation (CER) has approved an 8.5 per cent price increase in the Bord Gais Energy prices for its residential customers. The increase will take effect from 1st October 2012.
The Commission for Energy Regulation (CER) has approved an 8.5 per cent price increase in the Bord Gais Energy prices for its residential customers. The increase will take effect from 1st October 2012.
Anthony Ward Died From Asphyxia
Preliminary results of a post mortem examination on the body of eight-year-old Anthony Ward revealed he died from asphyxia. He was found dead in the bedroom of his home at Harrison Place in Charleville, Cork, yesterday morning.
Preliminary results of a post mortem examination on the body of eight-year-old Anthony Ward revealed he died from asphyxia. He was found dead in the bedroom of his home at Harrison Place in Charleville, Cork, yesterday morning.
Calls For Immediate Release Of Russian Activists
At a meeting of the Council of Europe Monitoring Committee in Paris this morning, Fianna Fáil Senator Terry Leyden echoed calls from the Council for the immediate release of the so-called 'Pussy Riot' activists.
At a meeting of the Council of Europe Monitoring Committee in Paris this morning, Fianna Fáil Senator Terry Leyden echoed calls from the Council for the immediate release of the so-called 'Pussy Riot' activists.
Fianna Fáil TD Won't Pay Septic Tank Charge
A Fianna Fáil TD has refused to pay the septic tank charge. Only 30,000 of the country's 500,000 septic tank and other waste treatment owners have registered their tanks.
A Fianna Fáil TD has refused to pay the septic tank charge. Only 30,000 of the country's 500,000 septic tank and other waste treatment owners have registered their tanks.
Michael McKillop Scoops Second Paralympic Gold
Following his remarkable success in the 800m on Saturday night Michael McKillop has further added to his gold medal glory by cruising home to victory at the 1500m T37 Mens final in the Olympic Stadium.
Following his remarkable success in the 800m on Saturday night Michael McKillop has further added to his gold medal glory by cruising home to victory at the 1500m T37 Mens final in the Olympic Stadium.
Check Points In Place After Murder Of Alan Ryan
A number of armed check points have been put in place in relation to the murder of a man in Dublin yesterday. Gardai are concerned there could be retaliation after Alan Ryan, 32, was killed on Grange Lodge Avenue, Clongriffin.
A number of armed check points have been put in place in relation to the murder of a man in Dublin yesterday. Gardai are concerned there could be retaliation after Alan Ryan, 32, was killed on Grange Lodge Avenue, Clongriffin.
FF Accuses Tánaiste Of Resorting To 'Old Party Tricks'
The Tánaiste Éamon Gilmore has once again resorted to his favourite party trick of kicking Fianna Fáil instead of addressing the real concerns of patients and their families in the face of savage health cuts.
The Tánaiste Éamon Gilmore has once again resorted to his favourite party trick of kicking Fianna Fáil instead of addressing the real concerns of patients and their families in the face of savage health cuts.
Man Dies In Shooting Incident
A 21-year-old man who was shot in Bunratty, Co Clare, died yesterday in hospital. Two men are still being questioned over the attack at the Bunratty Castle Hotel car park, and are being detained at Mayfield and Gurranabraher Garda Stations.
A 21-year-old man who was shot in Bunratty, Co Clare, died yesterday in hospital. Two men are still being questioned over the attack at the Bunratty Castle Hotel car park, and are being detained at Mayfield and Gurranabraher Garda Stations.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 4 2009, 6,209 days ago
Lisbon Is 'Significant Challenge'
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has today admitted the Government faces a "significant challenge" to get the Lisbon Treaty ratified in the upcoming October 2nd vote.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has today admitted the Government faces a "significant challenge" to get the Lisbon Treaty ratified in the upcoming October 2nd vote.
Gardaí Reignite Appeal For Teen Killed In 1999
Gardaí are again appealing for information over the killing of Raonaid Murray ten years ago after new evidence emerged. Gardaí at Dun Laoghaire are renewing their appeal to members of the public for information that will help them progress the investigation.
Gardaí are again appealing for information over the killing of Raonaid Murray ten years ago after new evidence emerged. Gardaí at Dun Laoghaire are renewing their appeal to members of the public for information that will help them progress the investigation.
Farmers Milking It For Fairer Prices
Disgruntled creamery and milk farmers have launched a demonstration outside government buildings today, in protest at what they believe are unfair prices for their produce.
Disgruntled creamery and milk farmers have launched a demonstration outside government buildings today, in protest at what they believe are unfair prices for their produce.
Fianna Fail Slam Fingelton Over Bonus
The Government have attacked ex-Nationwide boss, Michale Fingleton over his failure to repay a €1 million bonus. Cork TD Michael McGrath called on Michael Fingleton, the former Chief of Irish Nationwide Building Society, to fulfil his promise to repay the €1 million bonus to the building society.
The Government have attacked ex-Nationwide boss, Michale Fingleton over his failure to repay a €1 million bonus. Cork TD Michael McGrath called on Michael Fingleton, the former Chief of Irish Nationwide Building Society, to fulfil his promise to repay the €1 million bonus to the building society.
'Double Insult' For Attacked Fleming
Police in the North have said they are treating a second attack on Co Londonderry man Damien Fleming as sectarian. The Coleraine man is said to have been left 'shaken' in the wake of the latest beating.
Police in the North have said they are treating a second attack on Co Londonderry man Damien Fleming as sectarian. The Coleraine man is said to have been left 'shaken' in the wake of the latest beating.
Arrest Over Stabbing Of Woman
A man has been arrested in connection with a stabbing incident in Dublin where a women was left with severe wounds to her face.
A man has been arrested in connection with a stabbing incident in Dublin where a women was left with severe wounds to her face.
PSNI Cuts Uproar
An already financially beleaguered police service is facing fresh cutbacks. As a result, the Northern Ireland Policing Board is to challenge the Government over proposed £17m cuts in the police service budget.
An already financially beleaguered police service is facing fresh cutbacks. As a result, the Northern Ireland Policing Board is to challenge the Government over proposed £17m cuts in the police service budget.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 4 2008, 6,574 days ago
Emergency Budget As Finances Crumble
The Minister for Finance has announced an emergency budget as Ireland’s economic problems threaten to thwart the EU for a second time this year.
The Minister for Finance has announced an emergency budget as Ireland’s economic problems threaten to thwart the EU for a second time this year.
Cowen To Meet With Mother Of Teen Missing In Spain
The mother of missing 16-year-old Amy Fitzpatrick (pictured) who disappeared in Spain is to meet with Taoiseach Brain Cowen today. The teenage girl, originally from Clarehall in north Dublin, disappeared on January 1st.
The mother of missing 16-year-old Amy Fitzpatrick (pictured) who disappeared in Spain is to meet with Taoiseach Brain Cowen today. The teenage girl, originally from Clarehall in north Dublin, disappeared on January 1st.
Two More Arrested In Guns And Drugs Bust
Gardaí have made further inroads into gang-related organised international crime with two more men arrested as part of a cross-Europe operation targeting organised crime.
Gardaí have made further inroads into gang-related organised international crime with two more men arrested as part of a cross-Europe operation targeting organised crime.
Shoppers Fly North For The Winter
As the Euro value heads skywards, Irish shoppers are migrating north to cash in on the widening price gap.
As the Euro value heads skywards, Irish shoppers are migrating north to cash in on the widening price gap.
'Look Over Your Shoulder' Top Cop Warns Gangs
Irish criminal gangs have been warned to "keeping looking over your shoulder", by one of the country’s top cops, following a Belfast swoop that seized a haul of drugs and guns.
Irish criminal gangs have been warned to "keeping looking over your shoulder", by one of the country’s top cops, following a Belfast swoop that seized a haul of drugs and guns.
Consultants Demand 9% Rise In Spending
Senior hospital staff have called for the appointment of more consultants and an increase in spending amidst the Government's present economic concerns.
Senior hospital staff have called for the appointment of more consultants and an increase in spending amidst the Government's present economic concerns.
Homeless Campaign Stepped Up in Economic Gloom
A homeless support group has announced plans to highlight the plight of Ireland’s homeless.
A homeless support group has announced plans to highlight the plight of Ireland’s homeless.
Gardaí Appeal For Witness To Assault
Gardai are seeking witnesses to an alleged assault in Dublin, which took place in the early hours of Tuesday night. It is alleged that a female was assaulted by a male in his 30s at around 3.00am in the Hawkins Street area.
Gardai are seeking witnesses to an alleged assault in Dublin, which took place in the early hours of Tuesday night. It is alleged that a female was assaulted by a male in his 30s at around 3.00am in the Hawkins Street area.
Profits Up But Guinness Price Set To Rise
Despite glowing profit margins and cheaper ingredients, the price of a pint of Guinness refuses to settle, and is set for a price hike. Diageo have confirmed they are planning to increase the price of Guinness by 2% or €0.10 in two weeks time.
Despite glowing profit margins and cheaper ingredients, the price of a pint of Guinness refuses to settle, and is set for a price hike. Diageo have confirmed they are planning to increase the price of Guinness by 2% or €0.10 in two weeks time.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 4 2007, 6,940 days ago
Dublin Shooting Investigated
Gardaí are investigating a shooting at a flat in Ballybough, Dublin, which took place in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Shots were fired at the property just after 2am, but no-one was injured in the incident. The incident is being investigated by Gardaí from Fitzgibbon Street Garda station.
Gardaí are investigating a shooting at a flat in Ballybough, Dublin, which took place in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Shots were fired at the property just after 2am, but no-one was injured in the incident. The incident is being investigated by Gardaí from Fitzgibbon Street Garda station.
Irish Consulate Set Up In Bordeaux For Rugby Fans
A temporary Irish consulate is to be established in Bordeaux for fans travelling to Ireland's opening games in the Rugby World Cup. Ireland will play Namibia and Georgia on September 9 and 15.
A temporary Irish consulate is to be established in Bordeaux for fans travelling to Ireland's opening games in the Rugby World Cup. Ireland will play Namibia and Georgia on September 9 and 15.
Gilmore Is Frontrunner To Be Labour Leader
Eamon Gilmore looks set to become the new leader of the Irish Labour Party as he remains the only declared candidate for the leadership ahead of Thursday's deadline for nominations. On Monday night, Dublin North East TD Tommy Broughan ruled himself out of the contest.
Eamon Gilmore looks set to become the new leader of the Irish Labour Party as he remains the only declared candidate for the leadership ahead of Thursday's deadline for nominations. On Monday night, Dublin North East TD Tommy Broughan ruled himself out of the contest.
Sir Reg Empey In Dublin For Talks
Employment and Learning Minister, Sir Reg Empey, will today meet with his Republic of Ireland counterparts in Dublin.
Employment and Learning Minister, Sir Reg Empey, will today meet with his Republic of Ireland counterparts in Dublin.
Trawler Being Towed To Safety Off Wexford Coast
A large trawler that got into difficulty last night off the coast of County Wexford is being towed to safety. Following engine difficulty, the 27m vessel, Endurance, was reported to be drifting at around 11.30pm last night. The Kilmore Quay lifeboat is due to arrive at Rosslare Harbour before 10.
A large trawler that got into difficulty last night off the coast of County Wexford is being towed to safety. Following engine difficulty, the 27m vessel, Endurance, was reported to be drifting at around 11.30pm last night. The Kilmore Quay lifeboat is due to arrive at Rosslare Harbour before 10.
No Go For Galway Park And Ride
An appeal by Galway City Council to build a park and ride facility for almost 700 cars in Oranmore has been rejected by An Bord Pleanála. The City Council had proposed to build the facility on a three-hectare site, from where a bus service would transport people in and out of the city.
An appeal by Galway City Council to build a park and ride facility for almost 700 cars in Oranmore has been rejected by An Bord Pleanála. The City Council had proposed to build the facility on a three-hectare site, from where a bus service would transport people in and out of the city.
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