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Irish News on Wed, Oct 16 2024, 730 days ago
NI Civil Service To Offer 130 New Training Places
One hundred and thirty paid student placements in the NI Civil Service, as part of its 2025-26 Civil Service Student Placement Scheme, have been announced by Finance Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald.
One hundred and thirty paid student placements in the NI Civil Service, as part of its 2025-26 Civil Service Student Placement Scheme, have been announced by Finance Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald.
Sinn Féin Expresses Concern At Record Highs Of Energy Debt
Sinn Féin MEP for Dublin, Lynn Boylan, has said the "government policy is failing miserably" after figures released by the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities (CRU) show there have never been more electricity and gas customers in debt.
Sinn Féin MEP for Dublin, Lynn Boylan, has said the "government policy is failing miserably" after figures released by the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities (CRU) show there have never been more electricity and gas customers in debt.
Funding Secured For City Of Derry Airport
Infrastructure Minister John O'Dowd has announced that £3 million has been allocated to ensure the continued operation of City of Derry Airport throughout the current financial year.
Infrastructure Minister John O'Dowd has announced that £3 million has been allocated to ensure the continued operation of City of Derry Airport throughout the current financial year.
Boil Water Notice Still In Place In Limerick
The boil water notice issued to Uisce Eireann customers supplied by the Cappamore Foileen Public Water Supply remains in effect.
The boil water notice issued to Uisce Eireann customers supplied by the Cappamore Foileen Public Water Supply remains in effect.
Irish News on Wed, Oct 16 2019, 2,557 days ago
Euro 2020 To Earn €106m For Irish Economy
Dublin's hosting of UEFA EURO 2020 next year will be worth an estimated €106m to the Irish economy, according to an independent economic impact study.
Dublin's hosting of UEFA EURO 2020 next year will be worth an estimated €106m to the Irish economy, according to an independent economic impact study.
Appeal For Dublin Teen Missing Since August
Gardaí are appealing for assistance in locating a missing Dublin teenager. Nexhmedin Muja, aged 17, is from the Glendoher Drive area of Rathfarnham. He was last seen on Monday 26 August and Gardaí are growing increasingly concerned for his whereabouts.
Gardaí are appealing for assistance in locating a missing Dublin teenager. Nexhmedin Muja, aged 17, is from the Glendoher Drive area of Rathfarnham. He was last seen on Monday 26 August and Gardaí are growing increasingly concerned for his whereabouts.
Waterford Services For Children's Mental Health 'A Disgrace'
Sinn Fein has criticised the government for failing to properly address the practice of placing children in adult mental health service facilities in Waterford. Deputy for the area, David Cullinane called for the issue to be dealt with as a matter of urgency and proper facilities opened.
Sinn Fein has criticised the government for failing to properly address the practice of placing children in adult mental health service facilities in Waterford. Deputy for the area, David Cullinane called for the issue to be dealt with as a matter of urgency and proper facilities opened.
Students Given Chance To Create Wellbeing Logo
Senior cycle students have been given the chance to create a logo representing wellbeing in education through a new competition. The Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh TD launched the art and design initiative on Wednesday 16 October to encourage students to make their mark.
Senior cycle students have been given the chance to create a logo representing wellbeing in education through a new competition. The Minister for Education and Skills Joe McHugh TD launched the art and design initiative on Wednesday 16 October to encourage students to make their mark.
Debate Held On Future Agri-Food Strategy Amid Consultation
Stakeholders in Ireland's agri-food sector are set to engage in an 'Open Policy Debate' as a consultation on the sector's future strategy continues.
Stakeholders in Ireland's agri-food sector are set to engage in an 'Open Policy Debate' as a consultation on the sector's future strategy continues.
Irish News on Tue, Oct 16 2018, 2,922 days ago
Govt Urged To Use Health Budget Increase To Tackle Waiting Lists
The government must use the health budget increases in the new Budget to do more to bring hospital waiting lists under control.
The government must use the health budget increases in the new Budget to do more to bring hospital waiting lists under control.
Irish News on Mon, Oct 16 2017, 3,287 days ago
Status Red Weather Warning - Danger To Life And Property
Met Eireann has issued a Status Red weather warning for all of Ireland, warning of a danger to life and property. Ex-Hurricane Ophelia made landfall in Counties Cork and Kerry earlier this morning and is currently traveling up the west coast.
Met Eireann has issued a Status Red weather warning for all of Ireland, warning of a danger to life and property. Ex-Hurricane Ophelia made landfall in Counties Cork and Kerry earlier this morning and is currently traveling up the west coast.
Irish News on Fri, Oct 16 2015, 4,018 days ago
Man Charged With 1987 Kilkenny Murder
A 52-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Ann Nancy Smith on 11 September, 1987. The body of Ann Nancy Smith, a 79-year-old widow who lived alone, was found at her home on Wolfe Tone Street, Kilkenny, almost 30 years ago. Garda made the arrest on Thursday in Kilkenny city.
A 52-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Ann Nancy Smith on 11 September, 1987. The body of Ann Nancy Smith, a 79-year-old widow who lived alone, was found at her home on Wolfe Tone Street, Kilkenny, almost 30 years ago. Garda made the arrest on Thursday in Kilkenny city.
Budget Gives Workers First Financial Gain In Eight Years - SIPTU
The Budget 2016 will see workers make the "first real financial gain in eight years", according to the union SIPTU.
The Budget 2016 will see workers make the "first real financial gain in eight years", according to the union SIPTU.
Council Urge Public To Report Illegal Bonfires
Dublin City Council has urged the public to report any stockpiled bonfire material ahead of Halloween celebrations.
Dublin City Council has urged the public to report any stockpiled bonfire material ahead of Halloween celebrations.
TUI 'Emphatically' Reject Landsdowne Road Agreement
The Teachers' Union of Ireland (TUI) has "emphatically" rejected the proposed Landsdowne Road Agreement by a margin of 92%.
The Teachers' Union of Ireland (TUI) has "emphatically" rejected the proposed Landsdowne Road Agreement by a margin of 92%.
'Better Off Gain Most In Budget' - SF
The better off have, once again, gained most from the Budget, Sinn Féin's Finance Spokesperson, Pearse Doherty has said. Deputy Doherty said that the "true nature of the unequal budget" has been revealed by research from the ESRI and Social Justice Ireland.
The better off have, once again, gained most from the Budget, Sinn Féin's Finance Spokesperson, Pearse Doherty has said. Deputy Doherty said that the "true nature of the unequal budget" has been revealed by research from the ESRI and Social Justice Ireland.
Govt Accused Of 'Misleading Parents' In Budget 2016
The government has been accused of "misleading many parents into believing their young children will receive a second free year of preschool as a result of Budget 2016". Fianna Fáil Spokesperson for Children Robert Troy said that this belief is "far from the truth".
The government has been accused of "misleading many parents into believing their young children will receive a second free year of preschool as a result of Budget 2016". Fianna Fáil Spokesperson for Children Robert Troy said that this belief is "far from the truth".
Sugar Tax Revenue Must Be Ring-Fenced For Dental Care - FG
Revenue generated from a proposed "sugar tax" should be ring-fenced to fund free dental care for children, Fine Gael Dublin Senator, Catherine Noone, has said.
Revenue generated from a proposed "sugar tax" should be ring-fenced to fund free dental care for children, Fine Gael Dublin Senator, Catherine Noone, has said.
Jobs Minister Takes Trade Mission Around Ireland
The Jobs Minister, Richard Bruton, has led a Trade and Investment Mission across Ireland. Organised by Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland, the trade mission visited Dundalk, Waterford, Cork and Galway.
The Jobs Minister, Richard Bruton, has led a Trade and Investment Mission across Ireland. Organised by Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland, the trade mission visited Dundalk, Waterford, Cork and Galway.
New Dublin Tourism Campaign Launched
A new €1m tourism marketing campaign for Dublin has been launched by Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe. The new campaign aims to reposition the city and county as a destination and secure its appeal to overseas visitors for the long-term future.
A new €1m tourism marketing campaign for Dublin has been launched by Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe. The new campaign aims to reposition the city and county as a destination and secure its appeal to overseas visitors for the long-term future.
Irish News on Thu, Oct 16 2014, 4,383 days ago
IMO Calls On HSE To 'Show' Its Preparedness For Ebola Case
The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) has called on the Health Service Executive(HSE) to clarify what it plans to do in the event of an Ebola case in Ireland.
The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) has called on the Health Service Executive(HSE) to clarify what it plans to do in the event of an Ebola case in Ireland.
Man Presents Himself To Gardaí Over Hanlon's Corner Hit-And-Run
A man has presented himself to gardaí in connection with a fatal hit-and-run incident on 30 September, following an appeal. In the incident an 87-year-old man was knocked from his wheelchair after being hit by a white lorry, which then failed to stop.
A man has presented himself to gardaí in connection with a fatal hit-and-run incident on 30 September, following an appeal. In the incident an 87-year-old man was knocked from his wheelchair after being hit by a white lorry, which then failed to stop.
Man Remanded Over Threats To Kill Gardaí
A 49-year-old man has been remanded in custody after being charged with threatening to kill a gardaí officer. The Garda Emergency Response Unit arrested Paschal Kelly, with an address in Cormeen, Ballyjamesduff, in Co Westmeath on Thursday night.
A 49-year-old man has been remanded in custody after being charged with threatening to kill a gardaí officer. The Garda Emergency Response Unit arrested Paschal Kelly, with an address in Cormeen, Ballyjamesduff, in Co Westmeath on Thursday night.
Anonymous Video Accuses Govt Of Stealing From Citizens
The government has been accused of trying to steal from its citizens and using "extreme threats" to force the introduction of water charges, in a video posted to YouTube by activist collective Anonymous.
The government has been accused of trying to steal from its citizens and using "extreme threats" to force the introduction of water charges, in a video posted to YouTube by activist collective Anonymous.
Gardaí Appeal For Witnesses To Fatal Tipperary Road Crash
Gardaí in Co Tipperary have reported the deaths of a man and a woman in a road accident on the main Limerick to Waterford Road. Gardaí say that a man in his 80s and a woman in her 40s were in separate cars, travelling in opposite directions, when they collided at about 07:17 on Thursday morning.
Gardaí in Co Tipperary have reported the deaths of a man and a woman in a road accident on the main Limerick to Waterford Road. Gardaí say that a man in his 80s and a woman in her 40s were in separate cars, travelling in opposite directions, when they collided at about 07:17 on Thursday morning.
Local Authorities Directed To Review Speed Limits In Residential Areas
The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe, has issued a directive requiring all local authorities to examine speed limits in residential areas and housing estates.
The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe, has issued a directive requiring all local authorities to examine speed limits in residential areas and housing estates.
Man Ends Water Charges Hunger Strike
A man in Cork has ended his hunger strike protest over water charges, saying he thinks he "got (his) point across". 28-year-old Gary Coleman began his hunger strike at 17:00 on Monday at the front of Cork City Hall in protest against water charges, which he said are an "unjust tax on people".
A man in Cork has ended his hunger strike protest over water charges, saying he thinks he "got (his) point across". 28-year-old Gary Coleman began his hunger strike at 17:00 on Monday at the front of Cork City Hall in protest against water charges, which he said are an "unjust tax on people".
Budget 2015 Lacking 'Real Imagination' - SF
The Budget 2015 has been described as lacking "real imagination", by Sinn Féin spokesperson on Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Michael Colreavy.
The Budget 2015 has been described as lacking "real imagination", by Sinn Féin spokesperson on Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, Michael Colreavy.
Man Arrested Over €500,000 Cocaine Seizure
Cocaine worth an estimated street value of €500,000 has been seized and a man has been arrested during a house search in Dublin. The Garda Drugs Unit recovered the drugs after searching a house in Oldtown Avenue, Santry, as part of an ongoing operation.
Cocaine worth an estimated street value of €500,000 has been seized and a man has been arrested during a house search in Dublin. The Garda Drugs Unit recovered the drugs after searching a house in Oldtown Avenue, Santry, as part of an ongoing operation.
Irish News on Wed, Oct 16 2013, 4,748 days ago
Independent Investigation Into Dublin Bus Dispute Published
The findings of an independent investigation into how to secure the future of Dublin Bus have been published. The independent team was appointed after a number of proposals were rejected by bus drivers, who are in dispute with the company of cost-saving measures.
The findings of an independent investigation into how to secure the future of Dublin Bus have been published. The independent team was appointed after a number of proposals were rejected by bus drivers, who are in dispute with the company of cost-saving measures.
Fine Gael Welcome Announcement Of Garda Recruitment
Recruitment for new Gardaí officers is set to begin next summer, Minister for Justice and Defence, Alan Shatter has announced.
Recruitment for new Gardaí officers is set to begin next summer, Minister for Justice and Defence, Alan Shatter has announced.
Former Garda Reserve Officer Accused Of Benefit Fraud
A former Gardaí Reserve officer has been charged with making a false claim for Jobseeker's Allowance.
A former Gardaí Reserve officer has been charged with making a false claim for Jobseeker's Allowance.
Eircom Launch New TV Service
Eircom are set to become the first company in Ireland to offer customers a so-called 'quadplay' service, with announcement of its new TV service, joining its landline, mobile and broadband services.
Eircom are set to become the first company in Ireland to offer customers a so-called 'quadplay' service, with announcement of its new TV service, joining its landline, mobile and broadband services.
Man Arrested And Firearm Seized
A firearm has been seized and a man arrested in Crumlin, Dublin. According to gardaí, they were investigating reports of criminal damage at Rutland Grove when they witnessed a row break out between a number of men.
A firearm has been seized and a man arrested in Crumlin, Dublin. According to gardaí, they were investigating reports of criminal damage at Rutland Grove when they witnessed a row break out between a number of men.
LRC To Present Doctors Working Hours Proposals
New proposals over the working hours of non-consultant hospital doctors are expected to be presented to the Health Service Executive and Irish Medical Organisation today.
New proposals over the working hours of non-consultant hospital doctors are expected to be presented to the Health Service Executive and Irish Medical Organisation today.
Carlow Distillery Expansion Could Create Over 50 Jobs
Some 55 new jobs could be created at a whiskey distillery in Carlow pending planning permission. Walsh Whiskey Distillery is to build a new €25m craft distillery at Royal Oak in Carlow, with funding from Italian drinks company Saronno.
Some 55 new jobs could be created at a whiskey distillery in Carlow pending planning permission. Walsh Whiskey Distillery is to build a new €25m craft distillery at Royal Oak in Carlow, with funding from Italian drinks company Saronno.
Gardaí Investigate Attempted Robbery At Tipperary Post Office
Gardaí in Co Tipperary are investigating an attempted robbery of Cahir post office. According to gardaí, the robbers used a JCB to gain entry to the post office but were disturbed and fled the scene. The incident occurred at around 5am on Wednesday morning.
Gardaí in Co Tipperary are investigating an attempted robbery of Cahir post office. According to gardaí, the robbers used a JCB to gain entry to the post office but were disturbed and fled the scene. The incident occurred at around 5am on Wednesday morning.
Government To Pay For Pyrite Repairs
A €10m fund has been established to repair homes damaged by pyrite, the government has announced. Announcing the funding, Minister for the Environment Phil Hogan described pyrite as "another building scar from the Celtic Tiger era".
A €10m fund has been established to repair homes damaged by pyrite, the government has announced. Announcing the funding, Minister for the Environment Phil Hogan described pyrite as "another building scar from the Celtic Tiger era".
Irish News on Tue, Oct 16 2012, 5,113 days ago
Serious Flooding Warnings Issued
Serious tidal flooding warnings have been issued in Dublin amid predictions of heavy rain and strong winds. City officials have closed floodgates along the River Dodder in the Sandymount and Ringsend areas over fears of high seas.
Serious tidal flooding warnings have been issued in Dublin amid predictions of heavy rain and strong winds. City officials have closed floodgates along the River Dodder in the Sandymount and Ringsend areas over fears of high seas.
Taxpayers Funding Lucrative 'Golden Handshake' Payouts
Lump sum payments of more than €400,000 plus annual pensions of up to €125,000 a year are being paid to retiring hospital consultants, it is revealed today.
Lump sum payments of more than €400,000 plus annual pensions of up to €125,000 a year are being paid to retiring hospital consultants, it is revealed today.
€400,000 Spent On Travel By Welfare Staff
Over €400,000 of taxpayers money has been spent sending social welfare officials between Dublin and eight decentralised offices, the Irish Independent has reported.
Over €400,000 of taxpayers money has been spent sending social welfare officials between Dublin and eight decentralised offices, the Irish Independent has reported.
Online Referral System Could Cut GP Referrals By 20%
A new internet referral system, which allows GPs to put questions to a consultant about a patient through an electronic form, has the potential to cut unnecessary referrals by family doctors.
A new internet referral system, which allows GPs to put questions to a consultant about a patient through an electronic form, has the potential to cut unnecessary referrals by family doctors.
Bankers Compared To 'Teenagers'
One of the countries most senior financial regulation officials has compared the bankers to the likes of troublesome teenagers. A director at the Central Bank, Fiona Muldoon told a conference of leading banking figures that they were in denial.
One of the countries most senior financial regulation officials has compared the bankers to the likes of troublesome teenagers. A director at the Central Bank, Fiona Muldoon told a conference of leading banking figures that they were in denial.
Stock To Be Destroyed in Abercrombie & Fitch Legal Case
US retail giant Abercrombie & Fitch has taken a small Irish shop to court for selling its clothes without permission, just days before it opens its flagship Irish store.
US retail giant Abercrombie & Fitch has taken a small Irish shop to court for selling its clothes without permission, just days before it opens its flagship Irish store.
€3m Additional Investment Announced For Garda Vehicles
Seán Kenny, the Dublin Bay North Labour TD, and member of the Oireachtas Committee on Justice, today welcomed the announcement of a €3m additional investment in the Garda fleet.
Seán Kenny, the Dublin Bay North Labour TD, and member of the Oireachtas Committee on Justice, today welcomed the announcement of a €3m additional investment in the Garda fleet.
No Charges To Be Brought Against Right-To-Die Campaigner
An Irish assisted-suicide campaigner will not face prosecution over his visit to an elderly multiple sclerosis sufferer (MS) who took a fatal overdose to end her life because there is "insufficient evidence".
An Irish assisted-suicide campaigner will not face prosecution over his visit to an elderly multiple sclerosis sufferer (MS) who took a fatal overdose to end her life because there is "insufficient evidence".
Plans To Ban Cheese Ad Scrapped
The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) have prevented cheese from getting added to the list of blacklisted foods such as crisps, pizza and certain breakfast cereals.
The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) have prevented cheese from getting added to the list of blacklisted foods such as crisps, pizza and certain breakfast cereals.
Irish News on Fri, Oct 16 2009, 6,209 days ago
Tragic Air Corps Cadet Pilot Buried
The funeral took place today of one of the two Air Corps pilots who was killed in a plane crash in Connemara earlier this week. Cadet David Jevens, 22, was buried after a requiem mass at St Alphonsus Church, Barntown, Co Wexford attended by several hundred people.
The funeral took place today of one of the two Air Corps pilots who was killed in a plane crash in Connemara earlier this week. Cadet David Jevens, 22, was buried after a requiem mass at St Alphonsus Church, Barntown, Co Wexford attended by several hundred people.
Ex Boxer Sentenced On Drug Charges
A Meath man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison, with two suspended, for conspiring to import €7 million of heroin and cocaine from Belgium.
A Meath man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison, with two suspended, for conspiring to import €7 million of heroin and cocaine from Belgium.
Murdered Soldiers 'Taunt Man' Bailed
A Co Antrim man who hurled abuse at grieving relatives of a soldier shot dead by dissident republicans has been granted bail. He is seeking to appeal a five months jail sentence which was imposed on him this week.
A Co Antrim man who hurled abuse at grieving relatives of a soldier shot dead by dissident republicans has been granted bail. He is seeking to appeal a five months jail sentence which was imposed on him this week.
Tallagh Shooting Appeal Renewed
Gardaí investigating the shooting of a young man in Dublin's Tallaght area a year ago are renewing their appeal for public assistance. The injured man is still critically ill at Tallaght Hospital after the attack - which was at 6.30am on 22 October last year.
Gardaí investigating the shooting of a young man in Dublin's Tallaght area a year ago are renewing their appeal for public assistance. The injured man is still critically ill at Tallaght Hospital after the attack - which was at 6.30am on 22 October last year.
Mobile Success For SLA
Rapid overseas expansion and a string of international deals with some of the world's biggest mobile brands have helped power SLA Mobile to third place in Ireland's high-tech company leader board.
Rapid overseas expansion and a string of international deals with some of the world's biggest mobile brands have helped power SLA Mobile to third place in Ireland's high-tech company leader board.
Cork Set At Christmas
The Cork Lord Mayor's annual Christmas concert will take place this year on Saturday, 5th December.
The Cork Lord Mayor's annual Christmas concert will take place this year on Saturday, 5th December.
Irish News on Thu, Oct 16 2008, 6,574 days ago
Lenihan Points Finger At Harney Over Medical Cards
Crumbling under the pressure over the decision to means-test medical cards for the over 70s, Brian Lenihan has instead laid the pressure at the door of his Cabinet colleague, Mary Harney.
Crumbling under the pressure over the decision to means-test medical cards for the over 70s, Brian Lenihan has instead laid the pressure at the door of his Cabinet colleague, Mary Harney.
Man Dead After Kerry Collision
A man has died in a road crash in Co Kerry on Thursday morning. The collision happened at Blackwater Bridge on the road between Sneem and Kenmare at around 8.30am this morning. The man who was walking on the road was in his 50s.
A man has died in a road crash in Co Kerry on Thursday morning. The collision happened at Blackwater Bridge on the road between Sneem and Kenmare at around 8.30am this morning. The man who was walking on the road was in his 50s.
"Boring" Ireland Pull 8 Points Ahead Of Cyprus
Ireland have pulled eight points ahead of one of their group's major competitors Bulgaria after Wednesday night's victory. Robbie Keane landed his 35th international goal for Ireland as Trapattoni's team dug in their heels to protect a tight 1 – 0 victory against Cyprus in Dublin.
Ireland have pulled eight points ahead of one of their group's major competitors Bulgaria after Wednesday night's victory. Robbie Keane landed his 35th international goal for Ireland as Trapattoni's team dug in their heels to protect a tight 1 – 0 victory against Cyprus in Dublin.
Failure On Climate Change Targets To Cost €50M - FG
A Fine Gael TD has said the Government's failure to meet the EU targets on carbon efficiency will cost the tax payer €50 million per year.
A Fine Gael TD has said the Government's failure to meet the EU targets on carbon efficiency will cost the tax payer €50 million per year.
Travelodge To Build Its 'Largest' Hotel In Dublin
Hotel chain Travelodge has expressed confidence in the Irish economy by unveiling plans to build it biggest ever hotel in Dublin city centre. Planning permission is currently been sought to build the 400 bedroom hotel on Summerhill in the centre of Dublin 1.
Hotel chain Travelodge has expressed confidence in the Irish economy by unveiling plans to build it biggest ever hotel in Dublin city centre. Planning permission is currently been sought to build the 400 bedroom hotel on Summerhill in the centre of Dublin 1.
Annan Addresses Dublin Over Hunger And Poverty
The Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has warned the global financial meltdown cannot halt action on hunger and poverty in the developing world.
The Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has warned the global financial meltdown cannot halt action on hunger and poverty in the developing world.
NI Minister Gets Rail On Link To North
There's been a call for the revival of a long abandoned cross-border rail link in Ireland's northwest region. The North's Minister for Regional Development, Conor Murphy, has lent his support to a rail forum in Lifford, Co Donegal.
There's been a call for the revival of a long abandoned cross-border rail link in Ireland's northwest region. The North's Minister for Regional Development, Conor Murphy, has lent his support to a rail forum in Lifford, Co Donegal.
Irish News on Tue, Oct 16 2007, 6,940 days ago
Shock Clonmel Stab Death: Man Held
A woman has died and a man injured in a double stabbing in rural Co Tipperary. Gardaí from Cahir were called to a cottage at Ballynamuddagh near Grange in Clonmel at around 12.30am on Tuesday morning.
A woman has died and a man injured in a double stabbing in rural Co Tipperary. Gardaí from Cahir were called to a cottage at Ballynamuddagh near Grange in Clonmel at around 12.30am on Tuesday morning.
Woman Arrested Over Cork Murder
A woman in her forties has been arrested in connection with the murder of New Age traveller Gary Bull in Cork. She had been taken to Bandon Garda Station.
A woman in her forties has been arrested in connection with the murder of New Age traveller Gary Bull in Cork. She had been taken to Bandon Garda Station.
Child Dies In Freak Golf Club Accident
A six-year-old girl has died after being accidentally struck on the head with a golf club while playing with a group of children in Nenagh, Co Tipperary. The incident happened while the girl was playing with other children in the Carrigrua estate on Sunday.
A six-year-old girl has died after being accidentally struck on the head with a golf club while playing with a group of children in Nenagh, Co Tipperary. The incident happened while the girl was playing with other children in the Carrigrua estate on Sunday.
Woman Dies After Cork Hit-And-Run
An 85-year-old woman who was seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident in Co Cork has died in hospital. The woman was struck by a car on the N25 in Castlemartyr village, just after 7am on Tuesday. Gardaí said that the car, described as small and dark-coloured, failed to stop.
An 85-year-old woman who was seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident in Co Cork has died in hospital. The woman was struck by a car on the N25 in Castlemartyr village, just after 7am on Tuesday. Gardaí said that the car, described as small and dark-coloured, failed to stop.
Blaze Destroys Wine Merchant's Warehouse
A fire has left a wine merchant's warehouse in Mullingar badly damaged. The blaze at the Wines Direct warehouse on Green Road in Mullingar, Co Westmeath broke out on Monday evening. No-one was injured in the fire, which took more than two hours to bring under control.
A fire has left a wine merchant's warehouse in Mullingar badly damaged. The blaze at the Wines Direct warehouse on Green Road in Mullingar, Co Westmeath broke out on Monday evening. No-one was injured in the fire, which took more than two hours to bring under control.
Meath Incinerator Expansion Approved
Expansion plans for the incinerator at Duleek in Co Meath have been given the go-ahead by An Bord Pleanála.
Expansion plans for the incinerator at Duleek in Co Meath have been given the go-ahead by An Bord Pleanála.
Irish Company Takes Lead In Mobile Technology
A little known company based in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, VisionID has been operating out of its Carrigeen Business Park offices for nearly eight years. The company tend to work behind the scenes with some of the world's leading companies, many of them Fortune500 listed.
A little known company based in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, VisionID has been operating out of its Carrigeen Business Park offices for nearly eight years. The company tend to work behind the scenes with some of the world's leading companies, many of them Fortune500 listed.
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