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Irish News on Thu, Sep 19 2019, 2,557 days ago
Nitro Create 50 New Jobs In Dublin
Up to 50 new jobs are to be created in Dublin by global specialist in document productivity solutions Nitro, who have announced the opening of a new EMEA headquarters in Dublin.
Up to 50 new jobs are to be created in Dublin by global specialist in document productivity solutions Nitro, who have announced the opening of a new EMEA headquarters in Dublin.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 19 2017, 3,287 days ago
Ryanair Confirms Six Weeks Of Flight Cancellations
Ryanair has published a full list of flight cancellations to run between Thursday 21 September and Tuesday 31 October. Up to 50 flights a day are to be cancelled across the airlines services for a period of six weeks.
Ryanair has published a full list of flight cancellations to run between Thursday 21 September and Tuesday 31 October. Up to 50 flights a day are to be cancelled across the airlines services for a period of six weeks.
Rural Ireland Facing Dangers Posed By Brexit - SF
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has warned of the dangers to rural Ireland posed by Brexit. Speaking during a visit to the Ploughing Championships at Screggan, Tullamore, in County Offaly, Deputy Adams commended the organisers of this hugely important and unique all-Ireland event.
Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has warned of the dangers to rural Ireland posed by Brexit. Speaking during a visit to the Ploughing Championships at Screggan, Tullamore, in County Offaly, Deputy Adams commended the organisers of this hugely important and unique all-Ireland event.
Woman And Child Critical Following Apartment Fire
A woman and four children have been injured in an apartment fire in Inchicore, Dublin on Monday night. A woman, aged in her 30s, and an 8-year-old boy are said to be a critical condition following a fire at an apartment block on Tyrone Place at approximately 11.15pm.
A woman and four children have been injured in an apartment fire in Inchicore, Dublin on Monday night. A woman, aged in her 30s, and an 8-year-old boy are said to be a critical condition following a fire at an apartment block on Tyrone Place at approximately 11.15pm.
Over 75,000 Farmers To Benefit From 2017 Areas of Natural Constraints Scheme
Payments worth in excess of €160,000 are to begin this week as part of the 2017 Areas of Natural Constraints Scheme, the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed, has announced. More than 75,000 farmers are to benefit from the payments.
Payments worth in excess of €160,000 are to begin this week as part of the 2017 Areas of Natural Constraints Scheme, the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed, has announced. More than 75,000 farmers are to benefit from the payments.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 19 2016, 3,652 days ago
Three-Year-Old Girl Killed In M20 Collision
A three-year-old girl has died in hospital after she was seriously injured in a road traffic collision on the M20 motorway on Saturday, 17 September. The child suffered serious injuries when the car she was a passenger in was involved in a collision with another vehicle at about 4.
A three-year-old girl has died in hospital after she was seriously injured in a road traffic collision on the M20 motorway on Saturday, 17 September. The child suffered serious injuries when the car she was a passenger in was involved in a collision with another vehicle at about 4.
Investigation Launched Into Alleged Rape At Private Hospital
An investigation has been launched into the alleged rape of a patient at a private hospital in Tralee, Co Kerry. According to reports, a woman contacted garda earlier this month claiming that she had been raped during a medical examination at the Bon Secours Hopsital.
An investigation has been launched into the alleged rape of a patient at a private hospital in Tralee, Co Kerry. According to reports, a woman contacted garda earlier this month claiming that she had been raped during a medical examination at the Bon Secours Hopsital.
Irish News on Sat, Sep 19 2015, 4,018 days ago
Letterkenny Named Ireland's Tidiest Town
Letterkenny in Co Donegal has been named Ireland's Tidiest Town for 2015. It was named best of the 862 towns and villages throughout the country that entered this year's SuperValu National TidyTowns competition. Clonegal in Co Carlow claimed the award of Ireland's Tidiest Village.
Letterkenny in Co Donegal has been named Ireland's Tidiest Town for 2015. It was named best of the 862 towns and villages throughout the country that entered this year's SuperValu National TidyTowns competition. Clonegal in Co Carlow claimed the award of Ireland's Tidiest Village.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 19 2014, 4,383 days ago
Abortion Referendum "A Bad Idea" - Varadkar
An abortion referendum should not be held in the run up to the next general election, Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has said. Mr Varadkar made his comments in the Dáil during its topical issues debate.
An abortion referendum should not be held in the run up to the next general election, Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has said. Mr Varadkar made his comments in the Dáil during its topical issues debate.
Men Arrested Over Co Meath Drug Seizures
Gardaí in Co Meath have recovered drugs worth an estimated €700,000 during a search in Rathkenny on Thursday afternoon. Three men aged 31, 35 and 44, were arrested in connection with the find.
Gardaí in Co Meath have recovered drugs worth an estimated €700,000 during a search in Rathkenny on Thursday afternoon. Three men aged 31, 35 and 44, were arrested in connection with the find.
DCC Fine Gael Group Propose Local Property Tax Reduction
Fine Gael Councillors in Dublin have proposed a motion calling for a 15% cut in the Local Property Tax next year. The group has brought the motion ahead of a meeting of Dublin City Council on Monday.
Fine Gael Councillors in Dublin have proposed a motion calling for a 15% cut in the Local Property Tax next year. The group has brought the motion ahead of a meeting of Dublin City Council on Monday.
Dublin Shopping Centre Evacuated In Security Alert
Dublin's Ilac Centre was evacuated on Thursday night in a security alert over a suspect package outside one of the centre's shops. The shopping centre was cleared at about 18:00 on Thursday following reports of a suspect package outside the River Island store.
Dublin's Ilac Centre was evacuated on Thursday night in a security alert over a suspect package outside one of the centre's shops. The shopping centre was cleared at about 18:00 on Thursday following reports of a suspect package outside the River Island store.
Dairy Facility Investment To Create 115 New Jobs
One hundred and fifteen full-time jobs are to be created at the Dairygold dairy processing facilities in Mallow and Mitchelstown, Co Cork. The jobs will be created as part of a €117m investment in to the two plants. An additional 400 temporary construction jobs are also expected to be created.
One hundred and fifteen full-time jobs are to be created at the Dairygold dairy processing facilities in Mallow and Mitchelstown, Co Cork. The jobs will be created as part of a €117m investment in to the two plants. An additional 400 temporary construction jobs are also expected to be created.
Govt Accused Of Using JobBridge To Exploit Teachers
The government has been accused of exploiting teachers and Special Needs Assistants by allowing them to be recruited through the JobBridge scheme.
The government has been accused of exploiting teachers and Special Needs Assistants by allowing them to be recruited through the JobBridge scheme.
Ireland Respects Scotland's Democratic Decision - Taoiseach
Ireland respects the democratic decision that Scotland has taken to remain part of the United Kingdom, Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said.
Ireland respects the democratic decision that Scotland has taken to remain part of the United Kingdom, Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said.
Community Court Pilot Scheme To Be Piloted In Dublin
The Minister for Justice and Equality, Frances Fitzgerald has announced a proposal for the introduction of a Community Court pilot scheme in Dublin.
The Minister for Justice and Equality, Frances Fitzgerald has announced a proposal for the introduction of a Community Court pilot scheme in Dublin.
Man Killed In Cork Road Crash
Gardaí in Co Cork have reported the death of a man in a collision on the main road to Killarney. It is understood that a car collided with a truck at about 6am this morning. Garda have not confirmed any details of the victim.
Gardaí in Co Cork have reported the death of a man in a collision on the main road to Killarney. It is understood that a car collided with a truck at about 6am this morning. Garda have not confirmed any details of the victim.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 19 2013, 4,748 days ago
Viable Explosive Device Made Safe In Co Kildare
An explosive device discovered at a house in Co Kildare has been made safe by Army bomb disposal experts. The Explosive Ordnance Disposal team were called to an address in Ballitore, Co Kildare, at around 4.40am on Thursday following the discovery of the device.
An explosive device discovered at a house in Co Kildare has been made safe by Army bomb disposal experts. The Explosive Ordnance Disposal team were called to an address in Ballitore, Co Kildare, at around 4.40am on Thursday following the discovery of the device.
21-Day Deadline Set For Priory Hall Solution
The mortgages of former residents of Priory Hall should be "wiped out" and the keys handed back to the banks, the government is to recommend.
The mortgages of former residents of Priory Hall should be "wiped out" and the keys handed back to the banks, the government is to recommend.
Over 400 NAMA Homes Given Over To Social Housing
NAMA have given over more than 400 homes to be used as social housing, with local authorities and housing charities leasing the properties. It is understood that 407 properties have already been transferred, to be followed by another 100 in the coming weeks.
NAMA have given over more than 400 homes to be used as social housing, with local authorities and housing charities leasing the properties. It is understood that 407 properties have already been transferred, to be followed by another 100 in the coming weeks.
Labour Court Ends Home Help Zero-Hour Contracts
The Labour Court has ruled that home helps, employed by the Health Service Executive, must be given a minimum of seven hours of work a week, bringing an end to the use of zero-hour contracts.
The Labour Court has ruled that home helps, employed by the Health Service Executive, must be given a minimum of seven hours of work a week, bringing an end to the use of zero-hour contracts.
Gardaí Arrest Three Over Dáil Protests
Gardaí in Dublin have arrested three people for public order offences in connection with protests held in Dublin city centre.
Gardaí in Dublin have arrested three people for public order offences in connection with protests held in Dublin city centre.
Gardaí Seize 600 Cannabis Plants In Co Cork
Cannabis plants with an estimated street value of €480,000 have been seized in Co Cork. According to Gardaí, some 600 plants and a "sophisticated cultivation system" was uncovered at Ron Na Killa in Tarelton near Macroom. A 31-year-old was arrested in connection with the find.
Cannabis plants with an estimated street value of €480,000 have been seized in Co Cork. According to Gardaí, some 600 plants and a "sophisticated cultivation system" was uncovered at Ron Na Killa in Tarelton near Macroom. A 31-year-old was arrested in connection with the find.
DPP Report Contains Warning To Media
A warning has been issued to the media and commentators about risking an accused persons right to a fair trial.
A warning has been issued to the media and commentators about risking an accused persons right to a fair trial.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 19 2012, 5,113 days ago
Irish Penal Reform Trust Call For Sentencing Reform
The situation where the Minister for Justice decides the duration of a prison sentence for those sentenced to a life term needs to be addressed, according to the Irish Penal Reform Trust.
The situation where the Minister for Justice decides the duration of a prison sentence for those sentenced to a life term needs to be addressed, according to the Irish Penal Reform Trust.
Councils Urged To Do 'Everything They Can' To Secure Household Charge
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has called on all councils to do everything they can to increase the rate of payment of the household charge. Mr Kenny defended the decision of Clare County Council to ask college grant applicants if they had paid the €100 charge.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has called on all councils to do everything they can to increase the rate of payment of the household charge. Mr Kenny defended the decision of Clare County Council to ask college grant applicants if they had paid the €100 charge.
Mayo Council Want Permanent Croagh Patrick Helipad For Injured
The busiest six-week period on record has been reported by Mayo Mountain Rescue, with the majority of call-outs relating to people who have fallen while climbing Croagh Patrick. Ten of the 14 call-outs involved casualties who fell while descending the “Holy Mountain”.
The busiest six-week period on record has been reported by Mayo Mountain Rescue, with the majority of call-outs relating to people who have fallen while climbing Croagh Patrick. Ten of the 14 call-outs involved casualties who fell while descending the “Holy Mountain”.
New 'Anti-Superbug' Unit Opens At Ennis General
Ireland’s first 100 per cent “Sari-compliant” medical facility has been open following he completion of a new €15m wing of Ennis General Hospital.
Ireland’s first 100 per cent “Sari-compliant” medical facility has been open following he completion of a new €15m wing of Ennis General Hospital.
Double Murderer Malcolm Macarthur Released After 30 Years
Double-murderer Malcolm Macarthur has been released from prison after serving just over 30 years of a life sentence.
Double-murderer Malcolm Macarthur has been released from prison after serving just over 30 years of a life sentence.
South Tipperary Council U-Turn On Withholding Grants
South Tipperary County council has reversed its decision on withholding grant payments from students whose parents have not paid the household charge.
South Tipperary County council has reversed its decision on withholding grant payments from students whose parents have not paid the household charge.
400 New Jobs For Limerick With US Firm Expansion
Some 400 new jobs will be created in Limerick when a leading US financial services company more than doubles its workforce as part of a major expansion of its Irish operation. Northern Trust, a fund administrator, will take on the 400 new staff at its Limerick base over the next five years.
Some 400 new jobs will be created in Limerick when a leading US financial services company more than doubles its workforce as part of a major expansion of its Irish operation. Northern Trust, a fund administrator, will take on the 400 new staff at its Limerick base over the next five years.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 19 2011, 5,479 days ago
FF Leader And Deputy 'Talk Presidency'
Fianna Fail (FF) leaders are due to meet today to discuss the approach the party will take during the presidential election. Leader of the parliamentary party, Micheal Martin will meet with deputy Eamon Ó Cuív in Dublin.
Fianna Fail (FF) leaders are due to meet today to discuss the approach the party will take during the presidential election. Leader of the parliamentary party, Micheal Martin will meet with deputy Eamon Ó Cuív in Dublin.
State Spending Down 10%
State spending has fell by almost 10% last year compared with 2009. The 2010 annual report of the Comptroller and Auditor General shows that €53.8bn was paid out of the public coffers last year.
State spending has fell by almost 10% last year compared with 2009. The 2010 annual report of the Comptroller and Auditor General shows that €53.8bn was paid out of the public coffers last year.
Union Warns Against 'Knee-Jerk' Reactions At ESB
A leading trade union has warned that reflex reactions at the State’s Electricity Supply Board (ESB) will play into the hands of the privatisation lobby. The Government has agreed to sell off a minority stake in the semi-state company to meet commitments under the EU/IMF bailout deal.
A leading trade union has warned that reflex reactions at the State’s Electricity Supply Board (ESB) will play into the hands of the privatisation lobby. The Government has agreed to sell off a minority stake in the semi-state company to meet commitments under the EU/IMF bailout deal.
Bruton Leads Irish Trade Mission To US
A trade mission has saw 60 Irish firms head to the Southern United States in a bid to improve Irish export. The aim of the mission is to widen the export footprint of Irish exporters by exploring new opportunities in the fast growing South East States of Georgia, North Carolina and Florida.
A trade mission has saw 60 Irish firms head to the Southern United States in a bid to improve Irish export. The aim of the mission is to widen the export footprint of Irish exporters by exploring new opportunities in the fast growing South East States of Georgia, North Carolina and Florida.
Health Complaints Get Website
A new website has been launched with a purpose of hosting complaints about the health service. www.healthcomplaints.ie will facilitate patients who feel their treatment was unsatisfactory. The new website will ultimately make it easier to complain about the health service.
A new website has been launched with a purpose of hosting complaints about the health service. www.healthcomplaints.ie will facilitate patients who feel their treatment was unsatisfactory. The new website will ultimately make it easier to complain about the health service.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 19 2008, 6,574 days ago
Four Hospitalised After Helicopter Crash In Meath
A helicopter crash in Co Meath has left four in hospital after it went down near a temporary secondary school. The crash in Bettystown, happened at around 4.30pm on Thursday, an hour after the school's 80 students had left for the day.
A helicopter crash in Co Meath has left four in hospital after it went down near a temporary secondary school. The crash in Bettystown, happened at around 4.30pm on Thursday, an hour after the school's 80 students had left for the day.
Man Arrested Over Death Of Firemen
A man has been arrested in connection with the death of two firemen in 2007. Gardaí at Bray made the arrest on Friday morning. A man in his 40s is now being held for reckless endangerment under the Non-Fatal Offences against the Persons Act.
A man has been arrested in connection with the death of two firemen in 2007. Gardaí at Bray made the arrest on Friday morning. A man in his 40s is now being held for reckless endangerment under the Non-Fatal Offences against the Persons Act.
Irish Executive Flights Take Off Into Turbulent Conditions
In spite of the demise of several flight operators, a new Dublin-based executive jet company has secured a huge investment for the take-off of its business.
In spite of the demise of several flight operators, a new Dublin-based executive jet company has secured a huge investment for the take-off of its business.
Anglo Irish Looks Nationwide
As financial giants tumble, the piranhas circle to pick up the pieces, with the Anglo Irish Bank sharpening its teeth at the prospect of consuming the Irish Nationwide.
As financial giants tumble, the piranhas circle to pick up the pieces, with the Anglo Irish Bank sharpening its teeth at the prospect of consuming the Irish Nationwide.
Fine Gael Calls For Meeting Of CEOs Government
Following recent 'job slashing' announcements by several major multinational corporations, Fine Gael is now calling for a 'high-power' meeting between top CEOs and the Irish Government.
Following recent 'job slashing' announcements by several major multinational corporations, Fine Gael is now calling for a 'high-power' meeting between top CEOs and the Irish Government.
Irish To Get New One Year Work Visa For US
The Irish are soon to avail of a new one year working visa between Ireland and the US. The new 'J-Visa' will enable any Irish person with a secondary school education or a qualification in a trade to spend a year travelling and or working in the US in a similar manner to the existing J1 Visa.
The Irish are soon to avail of a new one year working visa between Ireland and the US. The new 'J-Visa' will enable any Irish person with a secondary school education or a qualification in a trade to spend a year travelling and or working in the US in a similar manner to the existing J1 Visa.
Teenager Kicked Female Gardaí Officer In Face
A teenager is up for trial accused of attacking three gardaí officers - kicking one in the face - leaving her concussed.
A teenager is up for trial accused of attacking three gardaí officers - kicking one in the face - leaving her concussed.
Lenihan Asks Public To Remain Calm Over Finances
The Finance Minister has asked the public to keep their heads amidst the financial turmoil. Brian Lenihan said the Financial Regulator has assured him Irish banks have adequate access to cash and that depositors' funds are secure.
The Finance Minister has asked the public to keep their heads amidst the financial turmoil. Brian Lenihan said the Financial Regulator has assured him Irish banks have adequate access to cash and that depositors' funds are secure.
Ministers Launch North/South Innovation Awards
Ireland's innovators are putting their thinking caps as €40,000 goes on offer for winners of the North-South Innovation award. NI Minister Michelle Gildernew and her southern counterparts have launched the 2008 Innovation Awards for Rural Business at a meeting in Cavan.
Ireland's innovators are putting their thinking caps as €40,000 goes on offer for winners of the North-South Innovation award. NI Minister Michelle Gildernew and her southern counterparts have launched the 2008 Innovation Awards for Rural Business at a meeting in Cavan.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 19 2007, 6,940 days ago
Men Detained Over Galway Robbery
Gardaí are questioning two men in connection with an armed robbery on the outskirts of Galway city. The incident occurred last night at a petrol station on the Tuam Road. It is understood the men demanded cash from the till but were arrested by Gardaí as they attempted to flee the shop.
Gardaí are questioning two men in connection with an armed robbery on the outskirts of Galway city. The incident occurred last night at a petrol station on the Tuam Road. It is understood the men demanded cash from the till but were arrested by Gardaí as they attempted to flee the shop.
Firearm And Cannabis Seized In Dublin
An AK47 assault rifle and cannabis with an estimated street value of 4,000 euros have been seized in a raid in Dublin. A man in his twenties was arrested during the raid, which took place shortly after 9am on Wednesday at the house in Gloucester Place in the centre of the city.
An AK47 assault rifle and cannabis with an estimated street value of 4,000 euros have been seized in a raid in Dublin. A man in his twenties was arrested during the raid, which took place shortly after 9am on Wednesday at the house in Gloucester Place in the centre of the city.
Two In Hospital After Dublin Bus Crash
Gardaí are investigating the cause of a bus crash in Dublin, where two people were left hospitalised. The crash occurred shortly after 9am this morning at the junction of Clonard and Kildare Road. It is understood the bus mounted the pavement and crashed through the garden wall of a house.
Gardaí are investigating the cause of a bus crash in Dublin, where two people were left hospitalised. The crash occurred shortly after 9am this morning at the junction of Clonard and Kildare Road. It is understood the bus mounted the pavement and crashed through the garden wall of a house.
Family Sought In Limerick Skip Body Case
Gardaí investigating the case of a homeless man whose body was found in a skip in Limerick are trying to trace his family.
Gardaí investigating the case of a homeless man whose body was found in a skip in Limerick are trying to trace his family.
New Proposals By Aer Lingus To End Pilots' Row
Aer Lingus has issued a new proposal to pilots in an attempt to bring the row over the company's planned Belfast base to an end. It is understood that accommodations will be made for pilots wanting to be based at the new hub in Belfast and an amended pension plan.
Aer Lingus has issued a new proposal to pilots in an attempt to bring the row over the company's planned Belfast base to an end. It is understood that accommodations will be made for pilots wanting to be based at the new hub in Belfast and an amended pension plan.
Belfast Solicitors To Assist In McCann Case
A Belfast legal firm has been approached by the legal team of Madeleine McCann's parents to assist in their legal defence. Kevin R Winters solicitors, who also defended Omagh bomb suspect Sean Hoey, will meet with Gerry and Kate McCann's defence team in the coming weeks.
A Belfast legal firm has been approached by the legal team of Madeleine McCann's parents to assist in their legal defence. Kevin R Winters solicitors, who also defended Omagh bomb suspect Sean Hoey, will meet with Gerry and Kate McCann's defence team in the coming weeks.
Jobs To Be Announced For Athlone And Cork
Micheál Martin, Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment, is expected to announce the creation of 350 new jobs in Athlone and Cork today.
Micheál Martin, Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment, is expected to announce the creation of 350 new jobs in Athlone and Cork today.
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Ireland WeatherToday:A few showers to start the day in the north, a lot of dry and bright weather around with Autumn sunshine, still quite a breezy day with fresh westerly winds. Maximum temperature 17 °C.Tonight:A few showers for Antrim coast but otherwise dry with clear spells and winds beginning to ease overnight, feeling quite chilly. Minimum temperature 8 °C.