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Irish News on Thu, Nov 14 2019, 2,557 days ago
Elderly Being Targeted By 'Non-National Travelling Criminals'
Gardaí are investigating an incident in which an elderly woman was robbed in Fermoy, Co Cork.
Gardaí are investigating an incident in which an elderly woman was robbed in Fermoy, Co Cork.
Irish News on Tue, Nov 14 2017, 3,287 days ago
New Family Reunification Scheme Proposed For Refugees
A new scheme of family reunification in support of refugees and their families has been proposed as part of the Government's commitments under the Irish Refugee Protection Programme.
A new scheme of family reunification in support of refugees and their families has been proposed as part of the Government's commitments under the Irish Refugee Protection Programme.
€100 Million Luas Green Line Project Approved
The €100 million Luas Green Line Capacity Enhancement Project has been green lit by the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross. Announcing the funding approval, Minister Ross said: "I'm delighted to announce that the project to enhance the Luas Green Line will commence in 2018.
The €100 million Luas Green Line Capacity Enhancement Project has been green lit by the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Shane Ross. Announcing the funding approval, Minister Ross said: "I'm delighted to announce that the project to enhance the Luas Green Line will commence in 2018.
Irish News on Mon, Nov 14 2016, 3,652 days ago
Major New Winter Safety And Wellbeing Campaign Launched
A major new winter safety and wellbeing campaign has been launched by An Garda Síochána and the Health Service Executive (HSE). Garda and HSE will work with Limerick's Public Services of Limerick City and County Council to highlight some key messages over the coming weeks.
A major new winter safety and wellbeing campaign has been launched by An Garda Síochána and the Health Service Executive (HSE). Garda and HSE will work with Limerick's Public Services of Limerick City and County Council to highlight some key messages over the coming weeks.
Labour Calls For Govt Support On Rogue Crisis Pregnancy Legislation
Labour leader Brendan Howlin is appealing to the Government and all political parties in Dáil Éireann to support legislation designed to tackle the behaviour of rogue crisis pregnancy agencies.
Labour leader Brendan Howlin is appealing to the Government and all political parties in Dáil Éireann to support legislation designed to tackle the behaviour of rogue crisis pregnancy agencies.
Govt Urged To 'Drastically Improve' Approach To Domestic Violence
The government has been urged to "drastically improve" its approach to combating domestic violence. Sinn Féin Deputy Leader Mary Lou McDonald TD made the comments as the Safe Ireland Summit 2016 is set to take place in Dublin today.
The government has been urged to "drastically improve" its approach to combating domestic violence. Sinn Féin Deputy Leader Mary Lou McDonald TD made the comments as the Safe Ireland Summit 2016 is set to take place in Dublin today.
Irish News on Fri, Nov 14 2014, 4,383 days ago
HIQA Report Critical Of Cavan Hospital Hand Hygiene
A report from the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) has found an increase in Clostridium difficile at Cavan General Hospital. The report follows an unannounced inspection which was carried out on 9th October. Two surgical wards were inspected by HIQA during the visit.
A report from the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) has found an increase in Clostridium difficile at Cavan General Hospital. The report follows an unannounced inspection which was carried out on 9th October. Two surgical wards were inspected by HIQA during the visit.
Met Éireann Warn Of More Heavy Rainfall
A new weather alert has been issued for Friday night, with Met Éireann warning more thundery downpours are expected. The status yellow warning said between 20 and 30mm of rainfall is likely in Dublin, Wicklow, Wexford and Waterford.
A new weather alert has been issued for Friday night, with Met Éireann warning more thundery downpours are expected. The status yellow warning said between 20 and 30mm of rainfall is likely in Dublin, Wicklow, Wexford and Waterford.
Schools Teachers Announce One Day Strike
Secondary school teachers will hold a one-day strike on Tuesday 2nd December, followed by a second day of action in January. The strike action is being taken in an ongoing dispute over proposed changes to the Junior Certificate exams.
Secondary school teachers will hold a one-day strike on Tuesday 2nd December, followed by a second day of action in January. The strike action is being taken in an ongoing dispute over proposed changes to the Junior Certificate exams.
US Pharmaceutical Firm To Create New Jobs In Dublin
Up to 400 new jobs are to be created in Dublin by US-based pharmaceutical company Bristol-Myers Squibb. The firm has announced it is to invest €720m into a new plant in the city which will see the creation of between 350 and 400 new, highly skilled, jobs.
Up to 400 new jobs are to be created in Dublin by US-based pharmaceutical company Bristol-Myers Squibb. The firm has announced it is to invest €720m into a new plant in the city which will see the creation of between 350 and 400 new, highly skilled, jobs.
LRC To Host Transport Privatisation Talks
The Labour Relations Commission (LRC) is to host the latest round of talks on the proposed privatisation of 10% of Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann. The National Transport Authority (NTA) said that it intends to push forward with the tender process next month.
The Labour Relations Commission (LRC) is to host the latest round of talks on the proposed privatisation of 10% of Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann. The National Transport Authority (NTA) said that it intends to push forward with the tender process next month.
65-Year-Old Killed In Dublin Road Accident
Gardaí have reported the death of a 65-year-old woman in a road accident this morning. It is understood the woman was struck by a lorry as it reversed down a lane way in Ranelagh, Dublin, at about 10am on Friday. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Gardaí have reported the death of a 65-year-old woman in a road accident this morning. It is understood the woman was struck by a lorry as it reversed down a lane way in Ranelagh, Dublin, at about 10am on Friday. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
Sinn Féin Call For 'More Ambitious' Action On Climate Change
Sinn Féin has called on the Minister for European Affairs to seek more ambitious actions on climate change from the European Commission. Senator Kathryn Reilly made the call during the Joint Committee on European Union Affairs.
Sinn Féin has called on the Minister for European Affairs to seek more ambitious actions on climate change from the European Commission. Senator Kathryn Reilly made the call during the Joint Committee on European Union Affairs.
Irish News on Thu, Nov 14 2013, 4,748 days ago
Major Medical Card Scheme Review To Happen Next Year
A major review of the medical card system is to be carried out next year, the biggest review in the history of the scheme. According to reports over 1 million medical card holders will have their cases reviewed to establish if they are still eligible for the benefit.
A major review of the medical card system is to be carried out next year, the biggest review in the history of the scheme. According to reports over 1 million medical card holders will have their cases reviewed to establish if they are still eligible for the benefit.
Ryanair To Create New Jobs With Nine New Routes
Some 300 new jobs are to be created by Ryanair following the announcement of nine new routes to be established out of Dublin Airport.
Some 300 new jobs are to be created by Ryanair following the announcement of nine new routes to be established out of Dublin Airport.
Date Set For Bailout Exit
Ireland will exit the EU/IMF bailout without a precautionary credit line, the government has announced. It is understood the decision was reached during a cabinet meeting held on Thursday morning, which followed the Troika's 12th and final visit last week.
Ireland will exit the EU/IMF bailout without a precautionary credit line, the government has announced. It is understood the decision was reached during a cabinet meeting held on Thursday morning, which followed the Troika's 12th and final visit last week.
Aer Lingus Management and Cabin Crew Re-enter Talks
Talks have resumed at the Labour Relations Commission between cabin crew and Aer Lingus management in an effort to resolve a dispute over the threatened closure of the Shannon cabin crew base.
Talks have resumed at the Labour Relations Commission between cabin crew and Aer Lingus management in an effort to resolve a dispute over the threatened closure of the Shannon cabin crew base.
Archbishop Warns Of Food Parcel Shortage
Social care agency Crosscare does not have enough food to meet demand, the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin has warned.
Social care agency Crosscare does not have enough food to meet demand, the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin has warned.
Two Arrested Over Garda Motorcycle Collision
Two men have been arrested in connection with a road accident involving a gardaí motorcycle. According to reports a garda officer was injured when his official garda motorcycle collided with a car on Lennox Street at around 14:00 on Wednesday.
Two men have been arrested in connection with a road accident involving a gardaí motorcycle. According to reports a garda officer was injured when his official garda motorcycle collided with a car on Lennox Street at around 14:00 on Wednesday.
Investigation Launched Into Dublin Shooting
Gardaí have reported that a 21-year-old man has been injured in a shooting in Dublin. According to reports the shooting took place at Moatview Avenue, Coolock, at around 21:20 on Wednesday night. He is being treated at Beaumont Hospital for a gunshot wound to the leg.
Gardaí have reported that a 21-year-old man has been injured in a shooting in Dublin. According to reports the shooting took place at Moatview Avenue, Coolock, at around 21:20 on Wednesday night. He is being treated at Beaumont Hospital for a gunshot wound to the leg.
Man Critically Injured In Baseball Bat Attack Dies In Hospital
A man beaten with a baseball bat during an attack on October 10, in Swords, has died in hospital. Gardaí have reported that Taiwo Jamani (45) died in hospital just over a month after the attack that left him critically injured.
A man beaten with a baseball bat during an attack on October 10, in Swords, has died in hospital. Gardaí have reported that Taiwo Jamani (45) died in hospital just over a month after the attack that left him critically injured.
First Local Property Tax Deadline Reached
The deadline for filing a written return for the Local Property Tax is today, with written returns postmarked for today accepted as 'on time'. It is understood that returns have been filed for over 300,000 properties.
The deadline for filing a written return for the Local Property Tax is today, with written returns postmarked for today accepted as 'on time'. It is understood that returns have been filed for over 300,000 properties.
Irish News on Wed, Nov 14 2012, 5,113 days ago
Health Minister Seeking Report Of Death Of Savita Halappanavar
An investigation has been launched after Savita Halappanavar, who was 17 weeks pregnant, died at University Hospital Galway following a miscarriage. Minister for Health James Reilly has said he is seeking a report on the circumstances surrounding her death.
An investigation has been launched after Savita Halappanavar, who was 17 weeks pregnant, died at University Hospital Galway following a miscarriage. Minister for Health James Reilly has said he is seeking a report on the circumstances surrounding her death.
Aer Lingus Strike Called Off
SIPTU has called off its planned two-hour work stoppage at Aer Lingus on Monday. The move follows a meeting of shop stewards from the union at Aer Lingus who met today to discuss Monday's two-hour stoppage in a continuing dispute over pensions.
SIPTU has called off its planned two-hour work stoppage at Aer Lingus on Monday. The move follows a meeting of shop stewards from the union at Aer Lingus who met today to discuss Monday's two-hour stoppage in a continuing dispute over pensions.
NIB Closes 27 Branches
All 27 branches of the National Irish Bank closed on Wednesday as the company was rebranded as Danske Bank. Former NIB customers will now have to use post offices, phone or internet banking, or use one of the bank's new advisory centres to conduct their banking business.
All 27 branches of the National Irish Bank closed on Wednesday as the company was rebranded as Danske Bank. Former NIB customers will now have to use post offices, phone or internet banking, or use one of the bank's new advisory centres to conduct their banking business.
Islander Dies In Tragic Accident
An islands campaigner has died after being swept off rocks while harvesting shellfish. Named locally as 41-year-old Kay Mullins, from Bere Island, west Cork, it is thought she was swept off rocks on the island by a freak wave while she was collecting cockles and periwinkles yesterday.
An islands campaigner has died after being swept off rocks while harvesting shellfish. Named locally as 41-year-old Kay Mullins, from Bere Island, west Cork, it is thought she was swept off rocks on the island by a freak wave while she was collecting cockles and periwinkles yesterday.
Ryanair Claim Government Ignored Cost Saving Offer
Ryanair have claimed the government ignored an offer to save the State millions of euro on flights during Ireland’s presidency of the European Union next year, a claim the government have denied.
Ryanair have claimed the government ignored an offer to save the State millions of euro on flights during Ireland’s presidency of the European Union next year, a claim the government have denied.
Nun Faces 63 Indecent Assault Charges
A 62-year-old nun is on trial at Sligo Circuit Court charged with indecently assaulting pupils at a national school in the midlands in the 1970s.
A 62-year-old nun is on trial at Sligo Circuit Court charged with indecently assaulting pupils at a national school in the midlands in the 1970s.
HSE Faces Almost €400m Deficit
The Health Service Executive is facing a deficit of €399m, according to the latest performance report. It represents a reduction of just €5m in the deficit to the end of September, compared with the previous month.
The Health Service Executive is facing a deficit of €399m, according to the latest performance report. It represents a reduction of just €5m in the deficit to the end of September, compared with the previous month.
Toyota To Recall Over 34,000 More Cars
Toyota will recall more vehicles in Ireland due to potential problems with steering and a water pump. In a statement on Wednesday morning Toyota Ireland said it was conducting a voluntary recall on 32,650 Avensis and 1,859 Prius vehicles manufactured between August 2002 and September 2008.
Toyota will recall more vehicles in Ireland due to potential problems with steering and a water pump. In a statement on Wednesday morning Toyota Ireland said it was conducting a voluntary recall on 32,650 Avensis and 1,859 Prius vehicles manufactured between August 2002 and September 2008.
Irish News on Mon, Nov 14 2011, 5,479 days ago
Organised Crime Op Leads To 14 Arrests
An investigation into organized crime has led to the arrest of a total of 14 people in County Calow, Meath and Wexford. Gardaí said on Monday the arrests were part of an ongoing investigation into organised criminal activity and drug trafficking in the South East of the country.
An investigation into organized crime has led to the arrest of a total of 14 people in County Calow, Meath and Wexford. Gardaí said on Monday the arrests were part of an ongoing investigation into organised criminal activity and drug trafficking in the South East of the country.
Ryan Report Prompts 24-Hour Social Work Service
Round-the-clock social workers' may soon be made available after preliminary findings of two pilot projects for out-of-hours social work which are currently underway in Donegal and Cork.
Round-the-clock social workers' may soon be made available after preliminary findings of two pilot projects for out-of-hours social work which are currently underway in Donegal and Cork.
Farm Partnerships Encouraged
Irish farmers are being encouraged to employ more teamwork in their daily business dealings. The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney has said that farmers should consider entering farm partnerships.
Irish farmers are being encouraged to employ more teamwork in their daily business dealings. The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Simon Coveney has said that farmers should consider entering farm partnerships.
Minister Welcomes Rise In Tourism
The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport has welcomed the rise in tourist numbers for the first time in nearly five years.
The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport has welcomed the rise in tourist numbers for the first time in nearly five years.
Roaming Charges In Ireland 'Need Rationalised'
Sinn Féin MLA Phil Flanagan has called for the mobile roaming charges to be "rationalised" across Ireland North and South.
Sinn Féin MLA Phil Flanagan has called for the mobile roaming charges to be "rationalised" across Ireland North and South.
New Beginning For Gaelscoil Éanna In Co Antrim
The North's Education Minister, John O’Dowd, has cut the first sod of a new building for Gaelscoil Éanna, Glengormley, in Co Antrim.
The North's Education Minister, John O’Dowd, has cut the first sod of a new building for Gaelscoil Éanna, Glengormley, in Co Antrim.
North's Executive 'Should Re-Invest A5 Capital'
A Stormont Alliance MLA has called on the North's Executive to re-invest the money which it would have spent on the A5 upgrade in this budget period to deliver change to boost the NI economy and infrastructure.
A Stormont Alliance MLA has called on the North's Executive to re-invest the money which it would have spent on the A5 upgrade in this budget period to deliver change to boost the NI economy and infrastructure.
High-Powered Dublin Meeting For Gaelectric
Executives from the Northern Ireland renewable energy development and energy technology group, Gaelectric, have met with members of the NI Enterprise Trade and Investment (ETI) Committee to highlight the contribution of the renewable energy sector in Northern Ireland to economic development and ener
Executives from the Northern Ireland renewable energy development and energy technology group, Gaelectric, have met with members of the NI Enterprise Trade and Investment (ETI) Committee to highlight the contribution of the renewable energy sector in Northern Ireland to economic development and ener
Irish News on Fri, Nov 14 2008, 6,574 days ago
Mayo Soldier Killed In Afghanistan
A Co Mayo man fighting in Afghanistan has been killed along with a colleague while serving with British forces. Robert McKibben, 32, from Westport, died when the vehicle he was travelling in was hit by an explosive device on patrol in Helmand province.
A Co Mayo man fighting in Afghanistan has been killed along with a colleague while serving with British forces. Robert McKibben, 32, from Westport, died when the vehicle he was travelling in was hit by an explosive device on patrol in Helmand province.
Aer Lingus And Unions Meet For Emergency Talks
A last minute effort to avoid crippling strike action at Aer Lingus has been agreed after the National Implementation Body (NIB) stepped in to the dispute.
A last minute effort to avoid crippling strike action at Aer Lingus has been agreed after the National Implementation Body (NIB) stepped in to the dispute.
Fianna Fail Support Failing
Brian Cowen's government has seen its support from the public plummet according to an opinion poll. According to the survey carried out by the Irish Times and TNS mrbi, Fine Gael has now overtaken the government by a margin of 7%.
Brian Cowen's government has seen its support from the public plummet according to an opinion poll. According to the survey carried out by the Irish Times and TNS mrbi, Fine Gael has now overtaken the government by a margin of 7%.
British Men Remanded Over €500M Cocaine Seizure
The three British men charged in connection with a €500 million cocaine seizure off the coast of West Cork have been remanded in continuing custody after Thursday's court appearance.
The three British men charged in connection with a €500 million cocaine seizure off the coast of West Cork have been remanded in continuing custody after Thursday's court appearance.
Ryanair Offer Apology On Rome Airport Closure
The budget carrier, Ryanair has offered an apology after the unexpected closure of Rome's Ciampino Airport this week - following the emergency landing of a Ryanair flight there on Monday - which led to knock-on problems for passengers travelling to and from the Italian city.
The budget carrier, Ryanair has offered an apology after the unexpected closure of Rome's Ciampino Airport this week - following the emergency landing of a Ryanair flight there on Monday - which led to knock-on problems for passengers travelling to and from the Italian city.
Irish News on Wed, Nov 14 2007, 6,940 days ago
Tallagh Shooting Death Probed
A body has been found in a house in Tallaght which Gardai say is that of a man aged in his thirties. It was discovered in Donomore estate shortly after noon. The city coroner and State Pathologist have been informed of the discovery.
A body has been found in a house in Tallaght which Gardai say is that of a man aged in his thirties. It was discovered in Donomore estate shortly after noon. The city coroner and State Pathologist have been informed of the discovery.
Bus Drivers Protest As Dispute Continues
Around 300 bus drivers have taken part in a protest outside the headquarters of Dublin Bus as the dispute continues. The drivers marched from the Garden of Remembrance in Parnell Square to the Dublin Bus headquarters in O'Connell Street around 11am on Wednesday morning.
Around 300 bus drivers have taken part in a protest outside the headquarters of Dublin Bus as the dispute continues. The drivers marched from the Garden of Remembrance in Parnell Square to the Dublin Bus headquarters in O'Connell Street around 11am on Wednesday morning.
Aer Lingus Threat To Suspend Staff
Aer Lingus has written to staff warning them that they will be suspended if they do not give an undertaking that they will not participate in planned strike action next week. The letter was sent to SIPTU members by the airline's chief executive Dermot Mannion.
Aer Lingus has written to staff warning them that they will be suspended if they do not give an undertaking that they will not participate in planned strike action next week. The letter was sent to SIPTU members by the airline's chief executive Dermot Mannion.
Cost Of TV Licence Jumps
From this January, the cost of a television licence is to go up by €2. Even before next month's 2008 Budget is revealed, news has emerged that from January 1, 2008 a TV licence will cost €160. It is estimated that this will increase licence revenues to RTÉ by about €2.8m.
From this January, the cost of a television licence is to go up by €2. Even before next month's 2008 Budget is revealed, news has emerged that from January 1, 2008 a TV licence will cost €160. It is estimated that this will increase licence revenues to RTÉ by about €2.8m.
Man Killed In Co Mayo Crash
A man has been killed in a crash in Co Mayo. The incident happened shortly before 6pm on Tuesday at Newpark in Swinford when a car left the road. The 64-year-old male driver suffered fatal injuries in the crash while a female passenger received minor injuries.
A man has been killed in a crash in Co Mayo. The incident happened shortly before 6pm on Tuesday at Newpark in Swinford when a car left the road. The 64-year-old male driver suffered fatal injuries in the crash while a female passenger received minor injuries.
Five Year Sentence For Wicklow Explosives
A man from Co. Wicklow has been jailed for five years by the Special Criminal Court after he admitted explosives and ammunition charges.
A man from Co. Wicklow has been jailed for five years by the Special Criminal Court after he admitted explosives and ammunition charges.
Delay For McGrath Trial
The trial of Fianna Fáil TD Matty McGrath and five co-defendants has been delayed until the beginning of the next session of the Circuit Court in Clonmel. The charges relate to a disturbance outside a bar in Newcastle, Co. Tipperary, where Mr McGrath lives, on August 14 last year.
The trial of Fianna Fáil TD Matty McGrath and five co-defendants has been delayed until the beginning of the next session of the Circuit Court in Clonmel. The charges relate to a disturbance outside a bar in Newcastle, Co. Tipperary, where Mr McGrath lives, on August 14 last year.
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