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Irish News on Thu, Jul 31 2025, 365 days ago
The Evolution Of Irish Backline Play
One of the beautiful aspects of sport is that it is constantly evolving and finding new ways to innovate. The world of rugby is no different.
One of the beautiful aspects of sport is that it is constantly evolving and finding new ways to innovate. The world of rugby is no different.
Irish News on Wed, Jul 31 2019, 2,557 days ago
Appeal For Information On Alleged Serious Sexual Assault In Co Wexford
Gardaí have issued an appeal for information following the alleged serious sexual assault of a teenage girl in Co Wexford. The sexual assault is alleged to have taken place when a group of male youths violently attacked three girls at around 12.
Gardaí have issued an appeal for information following the alleged serious sexual assault of a teenage girl in Co Wexford. The sexual assault is alleged to have taken place when a group of male youths violently attacked three girls at around 12.
Sinn Féin Call On Govt To 'Plan For Reunification'
The government is to "plan for reunification" with Sinn Féin calling for a Unity Referendum in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
The government is to "plan for reunification" with Sinn Féin calling for a Unity Referendum in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Warning Over Unauthorised Loan Firm
The Central Bank of Ireland has published the name of an unauthorised firm offering financial services.
The Central Bank of Ireland has published the name of an unauthorised firm offering financial services.
Taoiseach Sets Out Brexit Stance With UK PM
An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has reiterated his understanding that the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement cannot be reopened to negotiation while on a phone call with Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has reiterated his understanding that the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement cannot be reopened to negotiation while on a phone call with Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
SME's Deserve Benefits And Protections Afforded To Employees - FG
Ireland's small and medium businesses "deserve the same benefits and protections" afforded to all employees, the Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection, Regina Doherty, has said.
Ireland's small and medium businesses "deserve the same benefits and protections" afforded to all employees, the Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection, Regina Doherty, has said.
Early Years Quality Requirements To Be Strengthened
The quality requirements for early services in Ireland are to be strengthen as the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr. Katherine Zappone, has reaffirmed her commitment to First 5 (the Whole-of-Government Strategy for Babies, Young Children and their Families).
The quality requirements for early services in Ireland are to be strengthen as the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs, Dr. Katherine Zappone, has reaffirmed her commitment to First 5 (the Whole-of-Government Strategy for Babies, Young Children and their Families).
FF Demand Additional Dublin Bus Services
A Fianna Fáil TD for Cavan-Monaghan has called for additional cross-county bus services to Dublin. It comes amid reports of overcrowding on the Bus Éireann expressway service from Letterkenny in County Donegal.
A Fianna Fáil TD for Cavan-Monaghan has called for additional cross-county bus services to Dublin. It comes amid reports of overcrowding on the Bus Éireann expressway service from Letterkenny in County Donegal.
Irish News on Tue, Jul 31 2018, 2,922 days ago
Central Bank Warns Economy At Risk Of 'Overheating'
The Central Bank of Ireland has warned of overheating pressures within the Irish economy as it moves towards full capacity. The Bank's latest Quarterly Bulletin of 2018 reports the economy is continuing to grow, with underlying domestic demand expected to grow by 4.4% in 2018 and 4.1% next year.
The Central Bank of Ireland has warned of overheating pressures within the Irish economy as it moves towards full capacity. The Bank's latest Quarterly Bulletin of 2018 reports the economy is continuing to grow, with underlying domestic demand expected to grow by 4.4% in 2018 and 4.1% next year.
Missing 25-Year-Old Man Found 'Safe And Well'
A 25-year-old man who was missing from Harcourt Street in Dublin has been found safe and well, Gardaí have reported. Simon Quinn was reported missing after last being seen at around 2.30am on Monday, 30 July.
A 25-year-old man who was missing from Harcourt Street in Dublin has been found safe and well, Gardaí have reported. Simon Quinn was reported missing after last being seen at around 2.30am on Monday, 30 July.
Irish News on Mon, Jul 31 2017, 3,287 days ago
Legal Aid Fees Should Be Waived Domestic Violence Cases - FF
Legal aid fees in domestic violence applications should be waived to guarantee legal representation for victims, Fianna Fail Senator and Seanad Spokesperson for Justice, Lorraine Clifford-Lee has said.
Legal aid fees in domestic violence applications should be waived to guarantee legal representation for victims, Fianna Fail Senator and Seanad Spokesperson for Justice, Lorraine Clifford-Lee has said.
Gardaí Warn Of Ongoing Traffic Delays In Dublin City Centre
Dublin City Centre traffic is set for a series of significant delays and standstills throughout August 2017, Gardaí have reported.
Dublin City Centre traffic is set for a series of significant delays and standstills throughout August 2017, Gardaí have reported.
Irish News on Fri, Jul 31 2015, 4,018 days ago
Cabinet In "Chaos" Over Irish Water - FF
The Cabinet has been thrown into "chaos" by the ongoing situation with Irish Water, Fianna Fáil leader in the Seanad, Darragh O'Brien, has said. Senator O'Brien made the comments as opposition Senators demanded the recall of Seanad Éireann as the crisis at Irish Water deepens.
The Cabinet has been thrown into "chaos" by the ongoing situation with Irish Water, Fianna Fáil leader in the Seanad, Darragh O'Brien, has said. Senator O'Brien made the comments as opposition Senators demanded the recall of Seanad Éireann as the crisis at Irish Water deepens.
Father Questioned By Garda After Baby Found With Wet Wipes Lodged In Throat
A man in his late 30s has been arrested by gardaí investigating the death of his six-month-old son, who was found with baby wipes lodged in his throat. According to a report by the Irish Independent, the man was arrested last week after garda sought the advice of three medical experts.
A man in his late 30s has been arrested by gardaí investigating the death of his six-month-old son, who was found with baby wipes lodged in his throat. According to a report by the Irish Independent, the man was arrested last week after garda sought the advice of three medical experts.
Garda Appeal For Witnesses To Fatal Castlebar Road Accident
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to a fatal road traffic accident in Castlebar on Thursday. An 18-year-old woman was seriously injured when she was hit by a car at about 17:00 on the Castlebar to Claremorris Road. She was taken to Mayo General Hospital where she was pronounced dead at 23:30.
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to a fatal road traffic accident in Castlebar on Thursday. An 18-year-old woman was seriously injured when she was hit by a car at about 17:00 on the Castlebar to Claremorris Road. She was taken to Mayo General Hospital where she was pronounced dead at 23:30.
Three Stabbed In Serious Incident In Dublin 8
An investigation has been launched after three men suffered stab wounds in a serious incident on Sunday, 19 July. It is understood that up to six people where involved in the incident on the South Circular Road, close to the Suir Road and Bulfin Road junction, Kilmainham, Dublin 8 at about 22:00.
An investigation has been launched after three men suffered stab wounds in a serious incident on Sunday, 19 July. It is understood that up to six people where involved in the incident on the South Circular Road, close to the Suir Road and Bulfin Road junction, Kilmainham, Dublin 8 at about 22:00.
Funding Secured For Local Grant Schemes
A total of €1.9 million has been secured for two new environmental grant schemes: the 2015 Anti-Litter & Anti-Graffiti Awareness Grant Scheme (ALAGS) and the 2015 Local Agenda 21 (LA21) Environmental Partnership Fund.
A total of €1.9 million has been secured for two new environmental grant schemes: the 2015 Anti-Litter & Anti-Graffiti Awareness Grant Scheme (ALAGS) and the 2015 Local Agenda 21 (LA21) Environmental Partnership Fund.
PermanentTSB Urged To Make 'Every Effort Possible' To Reverse Repossession Actions
Fianna Fáil has called on PermanentTSB to make "every effort possible" to reverse the repossession actions it took against customers overcharged on their mortgage.
Fianna Fáil has called on PermanentTSB to make "every effort possible" to reverse the repossession actions it took against customers overcharged on their mortgage.
US Drug Manufacturer Bringing Jobs To Co Tipperary
Almost 300 new jobs are to be created in Cashel, Co Tipperary, by American drug manufacturer, Amneal. The company said that the jobs will be created over the "next few years" as it establishes its European base in Co Tipperary.
Almost 300 new jobs are to be created in Cashel, Co Tipperary, by American drug manufacturer, Amneal. The company said that the jobs will be created over the "next few years" as it establishes its European base in Co Tipperary.
Irish News on Thu, Jul 31 2014, 4,383 days ago
Campaigners Protest Planned Over Badger Cull
Protests have been held outside the office of Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney over plans to cull 12,000 badgers. The department says the cull will be conducted over the next two years in an effort to stop the spread of tuberculosis in cattle.
Protests have been held outside the office of Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney over plans to cull 12,000 badgers. The department says the cull will be conducted over the next two years in an effort to stop the spread of tuberculosis in cattle.
Suspect Released Following Drugs Raid
Heroin, cannabis and amphetamine worth an estimated €40,000 has been seized by gardaí during a search of a house in Thurles. Two arrests were made during the search, a woman in her 20s, who has since been released, and a man in his 30s, who remains in custody.
Heroin, cannabis and amphetamine worth an estimated €40,000 has been seized by gardaí during a search of a house in Thurles. Two arrests were made during the search, a woman in her 20s, who has since been released, and a man in his 30s, who remains in custody.
Gardaí Seek To Reunite Owners With Stolen Jewellery
Photographs of jewellery recovered as part of Operation Fiacla has been made available by garda in an effort to return the items to their owners. The pieces were recovered yesterday after gardaí stopped and searched a car in Rathcoole, Co Dublin.
Photographs of jewellery recovered as part of Operation Fiacla has been made available by garda in an effort to return the items to their owners. The pieces were recovered yesterday after gardaí stopped and searched a car in Rathcoole, Co Dublin.
Bin Lorry Crashes Into Dingle Shop
An investigation is underway into the circumstances surrounding a bin lorry crashing into a shop front in Dingle, Co Kerry, on Wednesday afternoon.
An investigation is underway into the circumstances surrounding a bin lorry crashing into a shop front in Dingle, Co Kerry, on Wednesday afternoon.
Appeal Issued For Missing 81-Year-Old Man
An appeal has been issued for help in tracing 81-year-old Thomas Kennedy, who has been missing since Tuesday. Mr Kennedy, from Finglas in Dublin, was last seen in the Virginia Park area at about 21:00 on Tuesday. He is described as 5' 4" tall, of slim build, with short grey hair.
An appeal has been issued for help in tracing 81-year-old Thomas Kennedy, who has been missing since Tuesday. Mr Kennedy, from Finglas in Dublin, was last seen in the Virginia Park area at about 21:00 on Tuesday. He is described as 5' 4" tall, of slim build, with short grey hair.
Murder Investigation Launched Into Body Found In Co Meath
Gardaí in Co Meath have launched a murder investigation following the discovery of a man's body in a field. The body of Paul Gallagher (26) was found at about 17:00 on Wednesday. Gardaí said that he had been shot several times. The body was removed to Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda.
Gardaí in Co Meath have launched a murder investigation following the discovery of a man's body in a field. The body of Paul Gallagher (26) was found at about 17:00 on Wednesday. Gardaí said that he had been shot several times. The body was removed to Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda.
DCC Urged To Take 'Firm And Urgent Action' On Rent Arrears
Dublin City Council has been urged to take "firm and urgent action" to collect rent arrears, Fine Gael has said.
Dublin City Council has been urged to take "firm and urgent action" to collect rent arrears, Fine Gael has said.
Irish News on Wed, Jul 31 2013, 4,748 days ago
Father Arrested Following The Deaths Of Two Brothers In Co Mayo
Sanjeev Chada, 42, the father of two brothers Eoghan and Ruairí Chada, has been arrested after being discharged from hospital. He was arrested earlier today in Castlebar and is currently being detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984, at Westport Garda Station.
Sanjeev Chada, 42, the father of two brothers Eoghan and Ruairí Chada, has been arrested after being discharged from hospital. He was arrested earlier today in Castlebar and is currently being detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984, at Westport Garda Station.
Pat Kenny Leaves RTÉ
Journalist and presenter Pat Kenny is to leave RTÉ to begin a new contract with Newstalk. Mr Kenny's 41-year career with the national broadcaster is to come to an end.
Journalist and presenter Pat Kenny is to leave RTÉ to begin a new contract with Newstalk. Mr Kenny's 41-year career with the national broadcaster is to come to an end.
Live Register Numbers Fall In July
Latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) reveal that the number of people signing on the Live Register fell in July. On a seasonally adjusted basis, there were 3,200 fewer people signing on.
Latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) reveal that the number of people signing on the Live Register fell in July. On a seasonally adjusted basis, there were 3,200 fewer people signing on.
Government 'Must Meet 3% Deficit Target By 2015'
Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte has told RTÉ the government needs to meet its deficit target of 3% by 2015. But he said it should not be confined to making €3.1bn in savings in October's Budget; a move requested by the EU/IMF Troika.
Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte has told RTÉ the government needs to meet its deficit target of 3% by 2015. But he said it should not be confined to making €3.1bn in savings in October's Budget; a move requested by the EU/IMF Troika.
Man Dies In Cell In Co Waterford
The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission are carrying out an investigation following the death of a man in a Garda Station in County Waterford. Nathan Kirby, 21, was found dead in a cell in Dungarvan Garda Station at around 12pm on Tuesday.
The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission are carrying out an investigation following the death of a man in a Garda Station in County Waterford. Nathan Kirby, 21, was found dead in a cell in Dungarvan Garda Station at around 12pm on Tuesday.
Minister Urges People To Check The Register
The Minister for Trade and Development, Joe Costello TD, has urged members of the public to check the register of electors to ensure they are able to vote in the upcoming referenda on the on the Court of Appeal and the abolition of Seanad Eireann.
The Minister for Trade and Development, Joe Costello TD, has urged members of the public to check the register of electors to ensure they are able to vote in the upcoming referenda on the on the Court of Appeal and the abolition of Seanad Eireann.
FF Demands Update From Banks Regarding Mortgage Arrears Targets
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Finance Michael McGrath has called for the Minister for Finance and the Central Bank to ensure the banks provide an immediate update on the progress they have achieved in making offers to customers under the mortgage arrears resolution targets announced last March.
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Finance Michael McGrath has called for the Minister for Finance and the Central Bank to ensure the banks provide an immediate update on the progress they have achieved in making offers to customers under the mortgage arrears resolution targets announced last March.
Irish News on Tue, Jul 31 2012, 5,113 days ago
Prior Hall Developer Wins Contempt Of Court Appeal
Former republican hunger striker has avoided jail after overturning a contempt of court judgement. Thomas McFeely, who was declared bankrupt in Dublin yesterday, successfully appealed the judgement, which would have resulted in three months behind bars and a €1m fine.
Former republican hunger striker has avoided jail after overturning a contempt of court judgement. Thomas McFeely, who was declared bankrupt in Dublin yesterday, successfully appealed the judgement, which would have resulted in three months behind bars and a €1m fine.
Man Charged With Murder Of Shay O'Byrne
A 29 year old man has been charged for the murder of Seamus (Shay) O'Byrne on 13th March 2009. Eugene Cullen was extradited from Holland and charged last night at Tallaght Garda Station. He has been remanded in custody after appearing at Dublin Crown Court this morning.
A 29 year old man has been charged for the murder of Seamus (Shay) O'Byrne on 13th March 2009. Eugene Cullen was extradited from Holland and charged last night at Tallaght Garda Station. He has been remanded in custody after appearing at Dublin Crown Court this morning.
Retired Consultant Surgeon Charged With 25 Counts Of Indecent Assault
A retired consultant surgeon has appeared in court accused of indecently assaulting 16 young males over three decades at Our Lady's Hospital in Drogheda. Dr Michael Shine, 80, of Wellington Road in Dublin, was charged with 25 counts of indecent assault.
A retired consultant surgeon has appeared in court accused of indecently assaulting 16 young males over three decades at Our Lady's Hospital in Drogheda. Dr Michael Shine, 80, of Wellington Road in Dublin, was charged with 25 counts of indecent assault.
Shop Worker In A 'Stable' Condition After Attempted Robbery
A shop worker who was stabbed in the hand with a syringe during an attempted robbery at the weekend is reported to be in a stable condition. Mr Jahan Zib Butt, the store supervisor, was stabbed during the incident at the Spar shop on Jame's Street on Saturday night.
A shop worker who was stabbed in the hand with a syringe during an attempted robbery at the weekend is reported to be in a stable condition. Mr Jahan Zib Butt, the store supervisor, was stabbed during the incident at the Spar shop on Jame's Street on Saturday night.
CAI Urges Ulster Bank Customers To Complete Online Form
The Consumers' Association of Ireland (CAI) is urging Ulster Bank customers who were affected by the recent technical issues to contact them and complete an online form.
The Consumers' Association of Ireland (CAI) is urging Ulster Bank customers who were affected by the recent technical issues to contact them and complete an online form.
Deaths And Injuries Caused In Claudy Bomb Were 'Wrong' - SF
First Minister Martin McGuiness has hit out on the 40th anniversary of the Claudy bomb saying the "deaths and injuries caused were wrong". He said: "The events of that day were appalling and indefensible and they should not have happened.
First Minister Martin McGuiness has hit out on the 40th anniversary of the Claudy bomb saying the "deaths and injuries caused were wrong". He said: "The events of that day were appalling and indefensible and they should not have happened.
Gardai Investigate Post Office Robbery
Gardai are investigating a robbery at a Post Office at Ramsgate, which happened yesterday afternoon. At approximately 3.30pm, a lone raider entered the Post office and threatened staff, he left the Post Office with a sum of cash.
Gardai are investigating a robbery at a Post Office at Ramsgate, which happened yesterday afternoon. At approximately 3.30pm, a lone raider entered the Post office and threatened staff, he left the Post Office with a sum of cash.
Minister Expresses Sympathy To The Family Of Late Maeve Binchey
Arts Minister Jimmy Deenihan today expressed his sympathy to the husband and extended family of the late Maeve Binchy. She passed away aged 72 following a short illness. He said: "It was with deep sadness that I learned of the passing of Maeve Binchy.
Arts Minister Jimmy Deenihan today expressed his sympathy to the husband and extended family of the late Maeve Binchy. She passed away aged 72 following a short illness. He said: "It was with deep sadness that I learned of the passing of Maeve Binchy.
€30m Savings To Be Achieved In Tipperary Council Merger
Mr Phil Hogan, T.D., Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government today welcomed the publication by the Tipperary Reorganisation Implementation Group of the Implementation Plan for the establishment of a unified local authority in Tipperary.
Mr Phil Hogan, T.D., Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government today welcomed the publication by the Tipperary Reorganisation Implementation Group of the Implementation Plan for the establishment of a unified local authority in Tipperary.
Irish News on Fri, Jul 31 2009, 6,209 days ago
Foreign Students Quarantined On Swine Flu
Seven language students are in quarantine at a Dublin university after being suspected of contracting swine flu. The teenagers, who are believed to be Italian, were attending English language classes at University College Dublin and have ben confined to on-campus residences.
Seven language students are in quarantine at a Dublin university after being suspected of contracting swine flu. The teenagers, who are believed to be Italian, were attending English language classes at University College Dublin and have ben confined to on-campus residences.
'Signs of Stability' Says Tánaiste Despite Wage Chop Hints
Despite admitting the economy isn't out of trouble yet, the Tánaiste has told business owners that signs of stability are emerging.
Despite admitting the economy isn't out of trouble yet, the Tánaiste has told business owners that signs of stability are emerging.
Robinson Nominated For Top Honour By Obama
Former president Mary Robinson has been nominated to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honour in the United States by the American President.
Former president Mary Robinson has been nominated to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honour in the United States by the American President.
Holiday Weekend Road Safety Appeal Launched
A road safety appeal has been launched as the August bank holiday weekend approaches. Ireland's airports and road and rail networks are expected to be extremely busy and motorists are being urged to take extra care over traditionally treacherous holiday period.
A road safety appeal has been launched as the August bank holiday weekend approaches. Ireland's airports and road and rail networks are expected to be extremely busy and motorists are being urged to take extra care over traditionally treacherous holiday period.
Majorca Flights On Time, Despite Bomb Horror
Yesterday's horrific bombing in a busy tourist resort in Majorca hasn't stopped holidaymakers jetting out to the Spanish island. Dublin Airport Authority said this morning that flights to and from Palma, Majorca, are running to schedule.
Yesterday's horrific bombing in a busy tourist resort in Majorca hasn't stopped holidaymakers jetting out to the Spanish island. Dublin Airport Authority said this morning that flights to and from Palma, Majorca, are running to schedule.
Ireland To Become World's Biggest Property Owner
As the plans for the National Assets Management Agency (NAMA) are released, the first reactions suggest the toxic debt trouble-shooter is a €90 billion gamble that could see the Irish state becoming the worlds largest property owner.
As the plans for the National Assets Management Agency (NAMA) are released, the first reactions suggest the toxic debt trouble-shooter is a €90 billion gamble that could see the Irish state becoming the worlds largest property owner.
North's Assembly Agrees Legislative Agenda
A wide range of papers and draft Bills have been approved by the Stormont Assembly Executive. Representing significant work for the North's Assembly and government departments, they covered a substantial amount of proposed legislation.
A wide range of papers and draft Bills have been approved by the Stormont Assembly Executive. Representing significant work for the North's Assembly and government departments, they covered a substantial amount of proposed legislation.
Two Arrested And Tools Recovered After Theft
Two men have been arrested and a large cache of tools recovered after an investigation into the theft of a 4x4 vehicle in Galway.
Two men have been arrested and a large cache of tools recovered after an investigation into the theft of a 4x4 vehicle in Galway.
Concerns Over Imported Food Revealed
A new review of imported foods in the whole of Ireland has revealed concerns over imported food, especially meat. It has been revealed that 53% of consumers in Northern Ireland are concerned about imported foods from non-European Union countries.
A new review of imported foods in the whole of Ireland has revealed concerns over imported food, especially meat. It has been revealed that 53% of consumers in Northern Ireland are concerned about imported foods from non-European Union countries.
Irish News on Thu, Jul 31 2008, 6,574 days ago
Body of Woman Found In Mayo
The body of a woman has been found at a Co Mayo house. The woman is believed to be a foreign national in her mid 40s. The woman’s landlord who went to visit the house on Station Road in Castlebar on Thursday morning discovered her body.
The body of a woman has been found at a Co Mayo house. The woman is believed to be a foreign national in her mid 40s. The woman’s landlord who went to visit the house on Station Road in Castlebar on Thursday morning discovered her body.
Revelation Sparks Lisbon 'Blame Game'
Figures released in an Irish newspaper have sparked a vicious row between the major political parties on who was to blame for the failed Lisbon Treaty campaign.
Figures released in an Irish newspaper have sparked a vicious row between the major political parties on who was to blame for the failed Lisbon Treaty campaign.
Crystal Meth Seizure Sparks Garda Warning
The garda Commissioner has vowed he would not let the dangerous drugs, Crystal Meth, get a foothold in the Irish market following a major find. Commissioner Fachtna Murphy said Ireland must pull together to battle the drug, which he believes is "worse than heroine".
The garda Commissioner has vowed he would not let the dangerous drugs, Crystal Meth, get a foothold in the Irish market following a major find. Commissioner Fachtna Murphy said Ireland must pull together to battle the drug, which he believes is "worse than heroine".
Health Budget 'Not Worth The Paper It's Printed On'
A Fine Gael TD has revealed only €70,000 of €5 million Budget for heart disease and diabetes was actually spent on upkeep of services.
A Fine Gael TD has revealed only €70,000 of €5 million Budget for heart disease and diabetes was actually spent on upkeep of services.
'Olympian-size' Bid For 2012 Science Conference
Dublin's Mayor has officially launched a bid for a high profile science conference to be held in the Irish capital. Lord Mayor Eibhlin Byrne and Dr Jimmy Devins, Minister for Science, gave their full support at The Mansion House to Dublin's bid to host Euroscience Open Forum 2012.
Dublin's Mayor has officially launched a bid for a high profile science conference to be held in the Irish capital. Lord Mayor Eibhlin Byrne and Dr Jimmy Devins, Minister for Science, gave their full support at The Mansion House to Dublin's bid to host Euroscience Open Forum 2012.
Dublin Council Talking Trash
Councillors are threatening to take up to 7,000 homeowners in Dublin's southside suburbs to court over unpaid refuse charges. Residents of Dublin's southside suburbs face almost €26m worth of penalties since their introduction eight years ago.
Councillors are threatening to take up to 7,000 homeowners in Dublin's southside suburbs to court over unpaid refuse charges. Residents of Dublin's southside suburbs face almost €26m worth of penalties since their introduction eight years ago.
Waterford Suffers 100 Job Losses
Waterford's manufacturing sector has suffered a major blow as 100 jobs from a major car parts plant are axed.
Waterford's manufacturing sector has suffered a major blow as 100 jobs from a major car parts plant are axed.
Garda Launch Road Safety Campaign
With the Bank Holiday weekend approaching, garda have launched a road safety campaign to curtail the ever-rising death toll on Ireland’s roads. According to a garda source, a total of 165 people have been killed on in traffic accidents so far this year.
With the Bank Holiday weekend approaching, garda have launched a road safety campaign to curtail the ever-rising death toll on Ireland’s roads. According to a garda source, a total of 165 people have been killed on in traffic accidents so far this year.
Irish News on Tue, Jul 31 2007, 6,940 days ago
39-Year-Old Jailed On Drugs Charge
A 39-year-old father of five has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for mixing cocaine at his home in Dublin. Rory Lyons from Blanchardstown, west Dublin was caught with almost 500,000 euro worth of cocaine along with other drug paraphernalia such as a mixing agent and an industrial compressor.
A 39-year-old father of five has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for mixing cocaine at his home in Dublin. Rory Lyons from Blanchardstown, west Dublin was caught with almost 500,000 euro worth of cocaine along with other drug paraphernalia such as a mixing agent and an industrial compressor.
Cork Couple Yet To Collect Lottery Prize
A Cork couple who won the Republic of Ireland's largest ever lottery jackpot have not yet collected their winnings at the Lottery's Dublin headquarters. Paul and Helen Cunningham, from the Fairhill area of Cork city, are believed to be the lucky winners of the 16 million euro jackpot.
A Cork couple who won the Republic of Ireland's largest ever lottery jackpot have not yet collected their winnings at the Lottery's Dublin headquarters. Paul and Helen Cunningham, from the Fairhill area of Cork city, are believed to be the lucky winners of the 16 million euro jackpot.
Diver's Body Recovered Off Co. Donegal Coast
The body off a British police constable who went missing following a dive at Horn Head off the County Donegal coast on Sunday afternoon has been recovered. Paul Jackson, 49, was a constable with Humberside Police and had been on holiday in Donegal with friends.
The body off a British police constable who went missing following a dive at Horn Head off the County Donegal coast on Sunday afternoon has been recovered. Paul Jackson, 49, was a constable with Humberside Police and had been on holiday in Donegal with friends.
Graduation Fraud Investigated In Cork
An events organiser in County Cork who failed to pass on booking deposits to a number of hotels is the subject of investigations by the Garda Fraud Office. The organiser received payments of 75 euro from almost 3,000 students across 19 Cork city and county schools.
An events organiser in County Cork who failed to pass on booking deposits to a number of hotels is the subject of investigations by the Garda Fraud Office. The organiser received payments of 75 euro from almost 3,000 students across 19 Cork city and county schools.
Local Councils To Protect Shellfish Waters
Local councils in the Irish Republic are being forced by the Government to protect water quality in areas where shellfish are farmed or they could face heavy penalties.
Local councils in the Irish Republic are being forced by the Government to protect water quality in areas where shellfish are farmed or they could face heavy penalties.
Dublin Rail Service Resumes
Dublin rail services are back to normal this morning following major disruptions yesterday evening. North side DART services and northern commuter services were suspended from 8.45pm to allow staff to repair overhead line damage near Connolly Station.
Dublin rail services are back to normal this morning following major disruptions yesterday evening. North side DART services and northern commuter services were suspended from 8.45pm to allow staff to repair overhead line damage near Connolly Station.
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