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Irish News on Tue, Jun 4 2019, 2,557 days ago
Status Yellow Rainfall Warning Issued Across 11 Counties
Met Éireann have issued a Status Yellow weather warning for rain across 11 counties. The warning, which came into effect at 7am this morning, is in place for Dublin, Kildare, Laois, Longford, Louth, Wicklow, Offaly, Westmeath, Meath, Cavan and Monaghan.
Met Éireann have issued a Status Yellow weather warning for rain across 11 counties. The warning, which came into effect at 7am this morning, is in place for Dublin, Kildare, Laois, Longford, Louth, Wicklow, Offaly, Westmeath, Meath, Cavan and Monaghan.
Fianna Fáil Accuse HSE Of 'Failing To Meet Its Own Targets'
Fianna Fáil has accused the HSE of "failing to meet its own target" after it was revealed that all attendees aged 75 years and over attending Emergency Department's would be discharged or admitted within 24 hours.
Fianna Fáil has accused the HSE of "failing to meet its own target" after it was revealed that all attendees aged 75 years and over attending Emergency Department's would be discharged or admitted within 24 hours.
Second Phase Of Renewable Heat Scheme Opened
The second phase of the Support Scheme for Renewable Heat (SSRH), which will provide operational support for biomass boilers and anaerobic digestion heating systems, has been opened by the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruton.
The second phase of the Support Scheme for Renewable Heat (SSRH), which will provide operational support for biomass boilers and anaerobic digestion heating systems, has been opened by the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruton.
Historical Records Dating From 1864-1968 Now Online
Historical Irish records dating from 1864 to 1968 are now available to the public online via irishgenealogy.ie.
Historical Irish records dating from 1864 to 1968 are now available to the public online via irishgenealogy.ie.
European Election Recount In Ireland South Underway
A full recount of European election ballots cast in Ireland South is underway. Sinn Fein called for the recount after only 326 votes separated Liadh Ní Riada and Grace O'Sullivan, a Green Party candidate. Gardaí have been providing 24-hour cover to ensure the ballot papers remain secure.
A full recount of European election ballots cast in Ireland South is underway. Sinn Fein called for the recount after only 326 votes separated Liadh Ní Riada and Grace O'Sullivan, a Green Party candidate. Gardaí have been providing 24-hour cover to ensure the ballot papers remain secure.
Govt Launches Food Safety Information Campaign
Ahead of the inaugural World Food Safety Day on Friday 07 June, the government has launched a food safety information campaign. Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Michael Creed, T.D. and the Minister for Health Simon Harris, T.D.
Ahead of the inaugural World Food Safety Day on Friday 07 June, the government has launched a food safety information campaign. Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Michael Creed, T.D. and the Minister for Health Simon Harris, T.D.
Finalists Announced For €1m SFI Innovator Prize
The final six teams competing for the €1million SFI Future Innovator prize have been announced following a rigorous international review. The six teams aim to address a number of societal challenges through the development of novel, potentially disruptive, technologies.
The final six teams competing for the €1million SFI Future Innovator prize have been announced following a rigorous international review. The six teams aim to address a number of societal challenges through the development of novel, potentially disruptive, technologies.
Irish News on Mon, Jun 4 2018, 2,922 days ago
Man Arrested After Illegal Drugs Seized In Co Kildare
A man has been arrested after €55,000 worth of drugs were seized in Co Kildare. Gardai stopped a man in his 30s at St Mary's Park in Leixlip just after 11pm on Friday, 01 June. The man was searched and a quantity of illegal drugs were discovered.
A man has been arrested after €55,000 worth of drugs were seized in Co Kildare. Gardai stopped a man in his 30s at St Mary's Park in Leixlip just after 11pm on Friday, 01 June. The man was searched and a quantity of illegal drugs were discovered.
Irish News on Thu, Jun 4 2015, 4,018 days ago
New Camera System Launches At Luas Junction
Ireland's first automated Red Light Camera System, located at the junction of Blackhall Place and the Luas Red Line/Benburb Street, has launched today, Thursday.
Ireland's first automated Red Light Camera System, located at the junction of Blackhall Place and the Luas Red Line/Benburb Street, has launched today, Thursday.
Appeal For Missing Teen Louise Scannell
Gardaí are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 14-year-old Louise Scannell. Louise has been missing from the Blackrock area of Cork since Tuesday 26 May and was last seen on Ringmahon Road, Mahon.
Gardaí are appealing to the public for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 14-year-old Louise Scannell. Louise has been missing from the Blackrock area of Cork since Tuesday 26 May and was last seen on Ringmahon Road, Mahon.
Govt Slammed For Misleading Public Over IBRC Crisis
The Government has been slammed for continuing to mislead the public after it was revealed that IBRC board meetings and key information was being shared with the Department of Finance prior to a new framework being put in place.
The Government has been slammed for continuing to mislead the public after it was revealed that IBRC board meetings and key information was being shared with the Department of Finance prior to a new framework being put in place.
Coin Commemorating 150th Anniversary of WB Yeats Launches
The Central Bank has issued a €15 Silver Proof coin commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of William Butler Yeats, the Irish poet and Nobel Laureate. The coin was designed by Irish artist Mary Gregoriy. The coin, with an issue limit of 8,000 pieces, is struck in .
The Central Bank has issued a €15 Silver Proof coin commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of William Butler Yeats, the Irish poet and Nobel Laureate. The coin was designed by Irish artist Mary Gregoriy. The coin, with an issue limit of 8,000 pieces, is struck in .
Fiscal Council Report Shows The Real Cuts That Lie Ahead - Doherty
The latest report by the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council shows the real cuts that lie ahead, according to Sinn Féin.
The latest report by the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council shows the real cuts that lie ahead, according to Sinn Féin.
eircom Expands Fibre Broadband Investment
Tipperary is to have access to speeds of up to 1Gb/s 'end to end' fibre to the home (FTTH) technology in 21 new locations following a major regional investment by eircom.
Tipperary is to have access to speeds of up to 1Gb/s 'end to end' fibre to the home (FTTH) technology in 21 new locations following a major regional investment by eircom.
Armed Man Threatens Taxi Driver In Dublin
A man in his 30s has been arrested after a taxi driver was threatened by a male armed with a knife in Dublin on Wednesday night. The incident occurred on Rialto Street at approximately 11.55pm. The armed man demanded the taxi driver hand over a sum of cash and his phone.
A man in his 30s has been arrested after a taxi driver was threatened by a male armed with a knife in Dublin on Wednesday night. The incident occurred on Rialto Street at approximately 11.55pm. The armed man demanded the taxi driver hand over a sum of cash and his phone.
Irish News on Wed, Jun 4 2014, 4,383 days ago
Public Transport Fares Set To Rise Above Inflation
Public transport fares are expected to rise by 1 to 1.5% above inflation next year, the National Transport Authority has said. The fares are set to rise in an effort to restore the finances of Iarnrod Eireann, Bus Eireann and Dublin Bus – the CIE group of companies.
Public transport fares are expected to rise by 1 to 1.5% above inflation next year, the National Transport Authority has said. The fares are set to rise in an effort to restore the finances of Iarnrod Eireann, Bus Eireann and Dublin Bus – the CIE group of companies.
Govt To Examine Medical Card Suspensions
The government is thought to be considering returning all removed discretionary medical cards, with reports suggesting that all issues surrounding the cards are to be examined. It is understood that the issue was discussed at a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
The government is thought to be considering returning all removed discretionary medical cards, with reports suggesting that all issues surrounding the cards are to be examined. It is understood that the issue was discussed at a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday.
Minister For Finance Confirms Skin Cancer Treatment
Minister for Finance, Michael Noonan, as confirmed that he received treatment earlier this year for skin cancer. In a statement released by Minister Noonan, he said: "In February 2014 I noticed a lump on my right arm in the shoulder area.
Minister for Finance, Michael Noonan, as confirmed that he received treatment earlier this year for skin cancer. In a statement released by Minister Noonan, he said: "In February 2014 I noticed a lump on my right arm in the shoulder area.
Exams Begin For 115,000 Students
Almost 1150,000 students have started their Leaving and Junior Certificate examinations this morning. Some 55,000 students will sit their Leaving Cert, with a further 60,000 taking their first Junior Cert exams.
Almost 1150,000 students have started their Leaving and Junior Certificate examinations this morning. Some 55,000 students will sit their Leaving Cert, with a further 60,000 taking their first Junior Cert exams.
Travel Privileges Removed From Striking Cabin Crew
Staff travel privileges have been withdrawn from all Aer Lingus cabin crew who took part in Friday's work stoppage. IMPACT union members at the airline are involved in industrial action over work rosters.
Staff travel privileges have been withdrawn from all Aer Lingus cabin crew who took part in Friday's work stoppage. IMPACT union members at the airline are involved in industrial action over work rosters.
Govt Accused Of 'Masking' Housing Crisis
The government has been accused of trying to mask the scale of the housing crisis and ‘disappear’ 77,000 people from the waiting list, according to Fianna Fáil Whip Seán Ó Fearghaíl Deputy Ó Fearghaíl raised the issue last week in the Dáil saying: "Under the provisions of the new Housing Bill goin
The government has been accused of trying to mask the scale of the housing crisis and ‘disappear’ 77,000 people from the waiting list, according to Fianna Fáil Whip Seán Ó Fearghaíl Deputy Ó Fearghaíl raised the issue last week in the Dáil saying: "Under the provisions of the new Housing Bill goin
Dept Of Justice And Equality To Undergo Review
The Minister for Justice and Equality, Frances Fitzgerald, has announced the establishment of an independent review group to conduct a review of her own department.
The Minister for Justice and Equality, Frances Fitzgerald, has announced the establishment of an independent review group to conduct a review of her own department.
Taoiseach Begins Three-Day US Visit
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has begun a three-day visit to the United States. The Taoiseach will visit Silicon Valley and San Francisco as part of a three-day schedule focused on securing investment and jobs for Ireland and supporting exporting Irish firms and entrepreneurs.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has begun a three-day visit to the United States. The Taoiseach will visit Silicon Valley and San Francisco as part of a three-day schedule focused on securing investment and jobs for Ireland and supporting exporting Irish firms and entrepreneurs.
Dublin To Host Two IRONMAN Events
Dublin is set to host an IRONMAN events in 2015 and 2016, the Lord Mayor, Oisín Quinn, Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Leo Varadkar and Dublin City Council have announced. In August 2015 Dublin will be the venue for an IRONMAN 70.3 followed by a full distance IRONMAN event in 2016.
Dublin is set to host an IRONMAN events in 2015 and 2016, the Lord Mayor, Oisín Quinn, Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Leo Varadkar and Dublin City Council have announced. In August 2015 Dublin will be the venue for an IRONMAN 70.3 followed by a full distance IRONMAN event in 2016.
Irish News on Tue, Jun 4 2013, 4,748 days ago
Garda Compile 'Watch List' Of G8 Protestors
A list of “troublemakers” is being compiled by garda anti-terror chiefs ahead of the G8 summit being held in Co Fermanagh later in the month.
A list of “troublemakers” is being compiled by garda anti-terror chiefs ahead of the G8 summit being held in Co Fermanagh later in the month.
Former GAA President Says 'No Evidence' To Back Drinks Ad Ban
There is no scientific evidence to show that a ban on drinks sponsorship in sport will be beneficial, former GAA president Sean Kelly has said.
There is no scientific evidence to show that a ban on drinks sponsorship in sport will be beneficial, former GAA president Sean Kelly has said.
Garda Appeal For Missing Co Mayo Man
An appeal for information has been issued for a missing 76-year-old man in Co Mayo. John Kerrigan has been missing from his apartment on Main Street, Ballinrobe since 20 May. He is described as 1.83m (6’0) tall, of medium build, with grey hair.
An appeal for information has been issued for a missing 76-year-old man in Co Mayo. John Kerrigan has been missing from his apartment on Main Street, Ballinrobe since 20 May. He is described as 1.83m (6’0) tall, of medium build, with grey hair.
Credit Card Surcharge Legislation Will Be Delayed
Legislation to ban controversial credit card surcharges has been delayed. Additional charges added when using a credit card are to be made law by next june following an EU directive.
Legislation to ban controversial credit card surcharges has been delayed. Additional charges added when using a credit card are to be made law by next june following an EU directive.
State Exam Fee Exemptions Rises
The number of Leaving and Junior Certificate students whose exam fees have been waived has increased significantly, RTÉ have reported. A fee of more than €100 is meant to be paid by those sitting State exams, with exceptions made for families experiencing financial hardship.
The number of Leaving and Junior Certificate students whose exam fees have been waived has increased significantly, RTÉ have reported. A fee of more than €100 is meant to be paid by those sitting State exams, with exceptions made for families experiencing financial hardship.
Irish Firm Wins €15m China Contract
Irish agricultural firm, Richard Keenan & Co, has secured a €15m contract to supply a Chinese company with hi-tech feeding machinery over the next three years. The Borris, Co Carlow-based company said the contract almost four-years of work in the Far East, according to the Irish Independent.
Irish agricultural firm, Richard Keenan & Co, has secured a €15m contract to supply a Chinese company with hi-tech feeding machinery over the next three years. The Borris, Co Carlow-based company said the contract almost four-years of work in the Far East, according to the Irish Independent.
Tourist Road Safety Initiative Launched
A new road safety initiative for tourists has been launched in an effort to reduce the number of accidents involving visitors. Since 2009, some 56 tourists have been killed or seriously injured on Irish roads.
A new road safety initiative for tourists has been launched in an effort to reduce the number of accidents involving visitors. Since 2009, some 56 tourists have been killed or seriously injured on Irish roads.
41-Year-Old Man Denies Co Clare Murder
The trial of a 41-year-man, charged with the murder of a Co Clare woman two years ago, goes on trial tomorrow following the swearing of the jury today (Tuesday).
The trial of a 41-year-man, charged with the murder of a Co Clare woman two years ago, goes on trial tomorrow following the swearing of the jury today (Tuesday).
Food Advertising Banned During Children's TV
The advertising of foods high in fat, salt and sugar is to be ban from television during children's TV programming, the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) has ruled.
The advertising of foods high in fat, salt and sugar is to be ban from television during children's TV programming, the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) has ruled.
Irish News on Fri, Jun 4 2010, 5,844 days ago
Israel Relaxes Blockade As Pressure Grows
A U-turn will not be made by the Rachel Corrie on its way to Gaza today, but Israel has instead capitulated to international pressure and reversed its blockade policy.
A U-turn will not be made by the Rachel Corrie on its way to Gaza today, but Israel has instead capitulated to international pressure and reversed its blockade policy.
Second Senator To 'Clarify' Expenses
A second Irish Senatoor is being asked to "clarify" the expenses he has claimed after the supplementary payments to members of both houses were published last week.
A second Irish Senatoor is being asked to "clarify" the expenses he has claimed after the supplementary payments to members of both houses were published last week.
Shankill Remembers UVF Murder Victim
As police in the North continued to investigate what has today been described as a "public execution" on the loyalist Shankill Road in Belfast - the victim - former loyalist prisoner Bobby Moffett has been buried.
As police in the North continued to investigate what has today been described as a "public execution" on the loyalist Shankill Road in Belfast - the victim - former loyalist prisoner Bobby Moffett has been buried.
M3 Opens Well Ahead Of Schedule
The 60km M3 Motorway is to be officially opened today by the Minster for Transport Noel Dempsey almost two months ahead of schedule. Costing €1 billion, the M3 starts at Clonee and continues through County Meath up to north of Kells, close to the Cavan border.
The 60km M3 Motorway is to be officially opened today by the Minster for Transport Noel Dempsey almost two months ahead of schedule. Costing €1 billion, the M3 starts at Clonee and continues through County Meath up to north of Kells, close to the Cavan border.
Man Killed In Cavan Crash
A 43-year-old man has been killed in a road crash in County Cavan yesterday evening. Gardai at Cavan are investigating the incident, which involved only one vehicle fatal. The incident occurred at Beaghy, Stradone, four miles out from the Dublin side of Cavan town, at approximately 3.50pm.
A 43-year-old man has been killed in a road crash in County Cavan yesterday evening. Gardai at Cavan are investigating the incident, which involved only one vehicle fatal. The incident occurred at Beaghy, Stradone, four miles out from the Dublin side of Cavan town, at approximately 3.50pm.
Calley Faces Expulsion Over Expenses
The expenses row surrounding Fianna Fail Senator Ivor Calley may lead to his expulsion form the party, after the launch of an investigation into his claims.
The expenses row surrounding Fianna Fail Senator Ivor Calley may lead to his expulsion form the party, after the launch of an investigation into his claims.
Northern Austerity Looms As Axe Sharpened
The North is facing swingeing financial cutbacks the likes of which have not been seen in 40 years. As if there could be any doubt in the post-general election period, the Stormont Finance Minister has said that NI must be prepared to face cuts as tough as those in the 1970s.
The North is facing swingeing financial cutbacks the likes of which have not been seen in 40 years. As if there could be any doubt in the post-general election period, the Stormont Finance Minister has said that NI must be prepared to face cuts as tough as those in the 1970s.
Irish Poet Wins International Prize
Irish poet Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin has won the Griffin Poetry Prize for her collection, The Sun-fish. Ní Chuilleanáin, born in Cork city in 1942, is a fellow and professor of English at Trinity College Dublin, and a member of Aosdána.
Irish poet Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin has won the Griffin Poetry Prize for her collection, The Sun-fish. Ní Chuilleanáin, born in Cork city in 1942, is a fellow and professor of English at Trinity College Dublin, and a member of Aosdána.
Irish News on Thu, Jun 4 2009, 6,209 days ago
Congregations Agree To Further Contributions
The religious orders whose practices of abuse were exposed in the recent Ryan Report have today agreed to make further substantial contributions to victims groups.
The religious orders whose practices of abuse were exposed in the recent Ryan Report have today agreed to make further substantial contributions to victims groups.
Drowning Tragedies Hit Kilkenny Rivers
Two people have drowned in separate incidents in the Barrow and Nore rivers in Co Kilkenny. The body of a 24-year-old woman was taken from the River Nore in Kilkenny city this morning. Emergency services and the Kilkenny sub-aqua club had earlier been searching for the woman.
Two people have drowned in separate incidents in the Barrow and Nore rivers in Co Kilkenny. The body of a 24-year-old woman was taken from the River Nore in Kilkenny city this morning. Emergency services and the Kilkenny sub-aqua club had earlier been searching for the woman.
Irish Life Expectancy Leaps By Three Years
Life expectancy in Ireland has grown by three years, according to an official report. The Health Status report published by HSE today shows that life expectancy has increased by about three years over the course of a decade, and to a high of 79.2 on average.
Life expectancy in Ireland has grown by three years, according to an official report. The Health Status report published by HSE today shows that life expectancy has increased by about three years over the course of a decade, and to a high of 79.2 on average.
Soldier Injured In Training Exercise
A young soldier has been seriously injured during a training exercise accident in Co Cork. The officer was acting as a supervisor in a night firing exercise when he received blast injuries at approximately 11.30pm.
A young soldier has been seriously injured during a training exercise accident in Co Cork. The officer was acting as a supervisor in a night firing exercise when he received blast injuries at approximately 11.30pm.
Hunt For Killers Of Galway Man Launched
A detailed description of the killer of Galway man Kieran Cunningham who died on Wedensday has been released by Gardaí. The 20-year-old man was stabbed to death in what is believed to have been an unprovoked attack in the early hours of Wednesday night.
A detailed description of the killer of Galway man Kieran Cunningham who died on Wedensday has been released by Gardaí. The 20-year-old man was stabbed to death in what is believed to have been an unprovoked attack in the early hours of Wednesday night.
Help Sought Following Assault On Woman
Witnesses are being sought after a woman was seriously assaulted last Thursday night in Co Limerick. Gardaí at Roxboro Road Garda Station in the city are investigating the serious assault and are looking for the publics help. The incident took place on Thursday 29th May, between 12.30am and 2.
Witnesses are being sought after a woman was seriously assaulted last Thursday night in Co Limerick. Gardaí at Roxboro Road Garda Station in the city are investigating the serious assault and are looking for the publics help. The incident took place on Thursday 29th May, between 12.30am and 2.
Taxi Men Stop Work In Protest
Taxi drivers in Dublin stopped work on Thursday morning in protest at a decision to raise the cost of the taxi licence fee. The four main taxi drivers unions have all advised their members not to work between the hours of 7am and 11am.
Taxi drivers in Dublin stopped work on Thursday morning in protest at a decision to raise the cost of the taxi licence fee. The four main taxi drivers unions have all advised their members not to work between the hours of 7am and 11am.
O'Keeffe Apologises Over Exam Security Breach
Minister for Education Batt O'Keeffe has apologised over a leaving Certificate timetable blunder after an exam paper was wrongly distributed in Co Louth.
Minister for Education Batt O'Keeffe has apologised over a leaving Certificate timetable blunder after an exam paper was wrongly distributed in Co Louth.
Irish News on Wed, Jun 4 2008, 6,574 days ago
Friend's Killer Sentenced
The violent death of a Ringsend teenager was recalled today as the 20-year-old Dublin man who killed him was sentenced to eight years in prison.
The violent death of a Ringsend teenager was recalled today as the 20-year-old Dublin man who killed him was sentenced to eight years in prison.
Don't 'Say No!' Urges Paisley
The newly elected DUP Leader and the Prime Minister have held crisis talks aimed at avoiding a political crisis in the North.
The newly elected DUP Leader and the Prime Minister have held crisis talks aimed at avoiding a political crisis in the North.
Dublin School Receives No Irish Born Applicants
Enrolments at a Dublin School have encapsulated the changes in population ongoing in Ireland today as it receives no applications from Irish born pupils.
Enrolments at a Dublin School have encapsulated the changes in population ongoing in Ireland today as it receives no applications from Irish born pupils.
Former Bus Driver Accused Of 'Odyssey of Destruction'
A former bus driver is standing trial accused of a destructive rampage which led to the death of a pensioner.
A former bus driver is standing trial accused of a destructive rampage which led to the death of a pensioner.
Fuel Inflation 'Will Leave Thousands Out In The Cold'
Limerick County Council's leader - the Cathaoirleach - has warned that low-income families and elderly people living alone could face severe hardships this winter unless the Government increases the fuel allowance.
Limerick County Council's leader - the Cathaoirleach - has warned that low-income families and elderly people living alone could face severe hardships this winter unless the Government increases the fuel allowance.
Road Death Toll Reaches 12 In One Week
After three more deaths on Ireland's roads, the death toll now stands at a morbid 12 for this week alone. An elderly woman died on Tuesday when her car was in collision with a truck outside Sligo.
After three more deaths on Ireland's roads, the death toll now stands at a morbid 12 for this week alone. An elderly woman died on Tuesday when her car was in collision with a truck outside Sligo.
Ahern Could Walk Out Of Tribunal
Sources have revealed Bertie Ahern may walk out of the Mahon tribunal if the intense questioning about his personal finances continues. The former Taoiseach is facing intense pressure at the tribunal as new revelation come to light.
Sources have revealed Bertie Ahern may walk out of the Mahon tribunal if the intense questioning about his personal finances continues. The former Taoiseach is facing intense pressure at the tribunal as new revelation come to light.
Ryanair Fares To Stay Low Despite Soaring Fuel Costs
Ryanair is planning to ground up to 10% of his fleet this winter in a move to counter crippling airport charges.
Ryanair is planning to ground up to 10% of his fleet this winter in a move to counter crippling airport charges.
Student Seeks Asylum
A Togolese teenager who is currently living in Sligo is to challenge a decision made last week by the Refugee Appeals Tribunal to reject his application for asylum.
A Togolese teenager who is currently living in Sligo is to challenge a decision made last week by the Refugee Appeals Tribunal to reject his application for asylum.
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