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Irish News on Fri, Nov 3 2017, 3,287 days ago
Xilinx To Create 100 New Hobs In Dublin And Cork
Xilinx has revealed plans to create 100 new jobs in Dublin and Cork. The semiconductor manufacturing company will recruit 75 senior silicon and electronics engineering staff for its regional headquarters in Dublin and for its engineering centre in Cork.
Xilinx has revealed plans to create 100 new jobs in Dublin and Cork. The semiconductor manufacturing company will recruit 75 senior silicon and electronics engineering staff for its regional headquarters in Dublin and for its engineering centre in Cork.
Man Dies After Car And Bus Collide In Roscommon
A man in his 50s has died following a fatal car crash in Co Roscommon. The incident occurred on the R446 at Ballydangan at around 10am on Thursday, 02 November. The victim was killed when the car he was driving collided with a bus.
A man in his 50s has died following a fatal car crash in Co Roscommon. The incident occurred on the R446 at Ballydangan at around 10am on Thursday, 02 November. The victim was killed when the car he was driving collided with a bus.
Man Arrested And Charged Over Burglary In Ranelagh
A man in his 30s has been arrested and charged in connection with a burglary at a property in Dublin. Gardaí said a number of items were stolen during the robbery in Ranelagh Village, Dublin 6 on Wednesday, 01 November.
A man in his 30s has been arrested and charged in connection with a burglary at a property in Dublin. Gardaí said a number of items were stolen during the robbery in Ranelagh Village, Dublin 6 on Wednesday, 01 November.
Irish News on Thu, Nov 3 2016, 3,652 days ago
Man Appears In Court In Connection With Fatal Longford Stabbing
A man has appeared in court charged in connection with a fatal stabbing in Longford. A man in his 30s was discovered with chest wounds in the Great Water Street area at around 11.50am on Tuesday, 01 November. He was taken Mullingar Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
A man has appeared in court charged in connection with a fatal stabbing in Longford. A man in his 30s was discovered with chest wounds in the Great Water Street area at around 11.50am on Tuesday, 01 November. He was taken Mullingar Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
75% Of Public Transport Users Won't Be Affected By Fare Hike - NTA
Around 75% of public transport users won't be affected by planned fare increases next month, according to the National Transport Authority (NTA). The organisation said only commuters using Dublin Bus, Iarnród Éireann, Bus Éireann and Luas will see increases of up to 18%.
Around 75% of public transport users won't be affected by planned fare increases next month, according to the National Transport Authority (NTA). The organisation said only commuters using Dublin Bus, Iarnród Éireann, Bus Éireann and Luas will see increases of up to 18%.
Bruton Unveils Patronage For Nine New Post-Primary Schools
Education Minister Richard Bruton has revealed which bodies will operate nine new post-primary schools once they are opened in 2017 and 2018.
Education Minister Richard Bruton has revealed which bodies will operate nine new post-primary schools once they are opened in 2017 and 2018.
Over 6,700 People Now Homeless In Ireland
Over 6,700 people are homeless throughout Ireland, according to new figures from the Government. Focus Ireland has reported that 65 families became newly homeless in Dublin in September. Overall, 736 families have become homeless in the city during the first nine months of this year.
Over 6,700 people are homeless throughout Ireland, according to new figures from the Government. Focus Ireland has reported that 65 families became newly homeless in Dublin in September. Overall, 736 families have become homeless in the city during the first nine months of this year.
Gardaí Issues Appeal To Help Trace Missing Kerry Man
Gardaí are appealing for help in tracing the whereabouts of 54-year-old William Mulvihill from Kerry. Mr Mulvihall was last seen in the Tralee bypass area on the night of Monday, 22 August. He is described as being 5'3" in height, of medium build with green eyes.
Gardaí are appealing for help in tracing the whereabouts of 54-year-old William Mulvihill from Kerry. Mr Mulvihall was last seen in the Tralee bypass area on the night of Monday, 22 August. He is described as being 5'3" in height, of medium build with green eyes.
Irish News on Tue, Nov 3 2015, 4,018 days ago
Planned Bus And Rail Strike Expected To Go Ahead
A planned bus and rail strike is expected to go ahead this Friday, 06 November. The strike action follows a pay dispute over past productivity movements. Thousands of commuters are expected to face travel disruption from 6am to 9pm on Friday.
A planned bus and rail strike is expected to go ahead this Friday, 06 November. The strike action follows a pay dispute over past productivity movements. Thousands of commuters are expected to face travel disruption from 6am to 9pm on Friday.
Heavy Fog Continues To Disrupt Flights
A number of flights have been cancelled or delayed because of heavy fog. It is the third day of disruption for travellers and customers are being advised to check their flight status before they leave. A number of flights have been cancelled at Dublin Airport over the past couple of says.
A number of flights have been cancelled or delayed because of heavy fog. It is the third day of disruption for travellers and customers are being advised to check their flight status before they leave. A number of flights have been cancelled at Dublin Airport over the past couple of says.
FF Slams Minister For Social Protection Over 'Reluctance' To Take Up Post
Fianna Fáil has hit out at the Minister for Social Protection over her "reluctance" to take up the post.
Fianna Fáil has hit out at the Minister for Social Protection over her "reluctance" to take up the post.
Slight Drop In Unemployment
The unemployment rate in Ireland has dropped slightly, according to new figures. The Central Statistics Office recorded that the unemployment rate for October is 9.3%, down from 9.4% in September.
The unemployment rate in Ireland has dropped slightly, according to new figures. The Central Statistics Office recorded that the unemployment rate for October is 9.3%, down from 9.4% in September.
Selfridges Acquires Arnotts For Undisclosed Sum
Retailer Selfridges has bought Dublin department store Arnotts for an undisclosed sum. Wittington Propertys and Selfridges are controlled by Brown Thomas owners, the Weston family. The union SIPTU has welcomed the announcement.
Retailer Selfridges has bought Dublin department store Arnotts for an undisclosed sum. Wittington Propertys and Selfridges are controlled by Brown Thomas owners, the Weston family. The union SIPTU has welcomed the announcement.
Appeal Issued For Missing Cork Teenager
Gardaí have launched an appeal to trace missing Cork teenager Akvile Lenciauskaite. Akvile, 17, was last seen at her home in Douglas at around 5pm on Saturday, 31 October.
Gardaí have launched an appeal to trace missing Cork teenager Akvile Lenciauskaite. Akvile, 17, was last seen at her home in Douglas at around 5pm on Saturday, 31 October.
IPU Hits Out At IMO Statement
The Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU) has hit out at a statement about Community Pharmacists issued by the IMO. The IPU said the statement is an "unprecedented and unfounded attack on the pharmacy profession".
The Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU) has hit out at a statement about Community Pharmacists issued by the IMO. The IPU said the statement is an "unprecedented and unfounded attack on the pharmacy profession".
Irish News on Mon, Nov 3 2014, 4,383 days ago
New Facebook HQ Opens In Dublin
Facebook's new EMEA headquarters has been officially opened at Grand Canal Square in Dublin. Taoiseach Enda Kenny attended the ceremony and was joined by Sonia Flynn, Managing Director of Facebook Ireland.
Facebook's new EMEA headquarters has been officially opened at Grand Canal Square in Dublin. Taoiseach Enda Kenny attended the ceremony and was joined by Sonia Flynn, Managing Director of Facebook Ireland.
IFA To Take Further Action Over Beef
The Irish Farmers' Association has announced it will take further action against beef factories in a dispute over price. The announcement follows an emergency meeting of the IFA Executive Council in the Irish Farm Centre in Dublin on Sunday evening.
The Irish Farmers' Association has announced it will take further action against beef factories in a dispute over price. The announcement follows an emergency meeting of the IFA Executive Council in the Irish Farm Centre in Dublin on Sunday evening.
105 Jobs Created In Canadian Software Firm Expansion
105 jobs are being created through the expansion of Canadian Software Company OpenText's Global Customer Support Centre in Cork. The investment is being supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.
105 jobs are being created through the expansion of Canadian Software Company OpenText's Global Customer Support Centre in Cork. The investment is being supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation through IDA Ireland.
Sinn Féin Deputy 'Won't Pay' Water Charges
Sinn Féin Deputy Leader Mary Lou McDonald has said she will not be paying the newly-introduced and controversial water charges. The Dublin TD made the announcement while appearing on RTÉ's The Week in Politics programme on Sunday.
Sinn Féin Deputy Leader Mary Lou McDonald has said she will not be paying the newly-introduced and controversial water charges. The Dublin TD made the announcement while appearing on RTÉ's The Week in Politics programme on Sunday.
Half-Year Profit Rises 32% For Ryanair
Ryanair has announced a 32% increase in its half-year net profit. Its profit rose to €795m, leading the budget airline to predict its full-year profit would now be between €750m and €770m. The company's previous forecast was €650m.
Ryanair has announced a 32% increase in its half-year net profit. Its profit rose to €795m, leading the budget airline to predict its full-year profit would now be between €750m and €770m. The company's previous forecast was €650m.
Appeal Following Shooting Incident In Dublin
An appeal for information has been launched by gardaí following a shooting incident in Islandbridge, Dublin, at the weekend. The incident happened around 6.55pm on Saturday (1 November), at a car park next to Islandbridge Court Apartments and Bellevue Apartments.
An appeal for information has been launched by gardaí following a shooting incident in Islandbridge, Dublin, at the weekend. The incident happened around 6.55pm on Saturday (1 November), at a car park next to Islandbridge Court Apartments and Bellevue Apartments.
Childline Night Service Under Threat Of Closure
As many as 45,000 calls could go unanswered by children and young people in need next year if Childline is forced to cancel its night service. The charity, which currently runs a 24-hour service, says it is in need of emergency funding if the service is to remain operational.
As many as 45,000 calls could go unanswered by children and young people in need next year if Childline is forced to cancel its night service. The charity, which currently runs a 24-hour service, says it is in need of emergency funding if the service is to remain operational.
Irish News on Thu, Nov 3 2011, 5,479 days ago
Junior Certificate To Be Replaced
Ireland's use of the current Junior Cert is to end with the process abolished and replaced. The Dáil Minister for Education Ruairí Quinn has described its replacement as a radical new system to address the problem of rote learning and provide for greater creativity and innovation.
Ireland's use of the current Junior Cert is to end with the process abolished and replaced. The Dáil Minister for Education Ruairí Quinn has described its replacement as a radical new system to address the problem of rote learning and provide for greater creativity and innovation.
Cyprus Meeting Highlights Ireland's EU Presidency
The preparations for Ireland’s presidency of the European Union are on the agenda today in expectation of Ireland taking over the EU presidency from Cyprus on 1st January 2013.
The preparations for Ireland’s presidency of the European Union are on the agenda today in expectation of Ireland taking over the EU presidency from Cyprus on 1st January 2013.
Abbeyleix Community Nursing Home Winds Down
It has been confirmed that Abbeyleix Community Nursing Unit Co. Laois will close on a phased basis.
It has been confirmed that Abbeyleix Community Nursing Unit Co. Laois will close on a phased basis.
National Drugs And Alcohol Strategy In Focus
The misuse of drugs is firmly in the spotlight today with Róisín Shortall, Minister of State with responsibility for Drugs Strategy, speaking at the opening of the National Drugs Conference of Ireland under the theme 'Drug Interventions: What Works?' She said: "It is very important that the initiat
The misuse of drugs is firmly in the spotlight today with Róisín Shortall, Minister of State with responsibility for Drugs Strategy, speaking at the opening of the National Drugs Conference of Ireland under the theme 'Drug Interventions: What Works?' She said: "It is very important that the initiat
'Mind Your Language', Says Minister
A review of the Official Languages Act 2003 - in line with the commitment specified in the Programme for Government - is now underway.
A review of the Official Languages Act 2003 - in line with the commitment specified in the Programme for Government - is now underway.
Irish News on Wed, Nov 3 2010, 5,844 days ago
Violence Mars Dublin Student Fees Protest
There have been violent scenes in Dublin today followed a mainly peaceful student protest against plans to increase registration fees. Thousands of students this afternoon marched to Merrion Square, where they were addressed by student leaders.
There have been violent scenes in Dublin today followed a mainly peaceful student protest against plans to increase registration fees. Thousands of students this afternoon marched to Merrion Square, where they were addressed by student leaders.
Asians Behind Wicklow Dope Factory
Gardaí in Wicklow believe that an Asian gang is behind a massive drug-making operation, which they smashed last week. Last Thursday night, a €500,000 cannabis factory was discovered in a rural farmhouse, at the Cullenmore bends, outside the village of Ashford, Co Wicklow.
Gardaí in Wicklow believe that an Asian gang is behind a massive drug-making operation, which they smashed last week. Last Thursday night, a €500,000 cannabis factory was discovered in a rural farmhouse, at the Cullenmore bends, outside the village of Ashford, Co Wicklow.
Patten Awarded Honorary Degree
One of the most popular British politicians to have been involved in Ireland has been given a university accolade. British peer, Chris Patten received an honorary doctorate of laws at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin this week.
One of the most popular British politicians to have been involved in Ireland has been given a university accolade. British peer, Chris Patten received an honorary doctorate of laws at the Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin this week.
SIPTU Warns Over Contract Workers
There's industrial unrest looming this month as the trade union SIPTU has stated that it will not accept contract or agency workers being employed to replace health workers who leave as part of nationwide cost-cutting measures.
There's industrial unrest looming this month as the trade union SIPTU has stated that it will not accept contract or agency workers being employed to replace health workers who leave as part of nationwide cost-cutting measures.
Retirement Scheme For Health Workers Looms
The Dáil Government has decided to approve a voluntary early retirement scheme and a voluntary redundancy scheme for certain categories of staff in the public health service.
The Dáil Government has decided to approve a voluntary early retirement scheme and a voluntary redundancy scheme for certain categories of staff in the public health service.
Disappeared's Body Found At Beach
The remains of one of the people kidnapped and murdered by the IRA have been located.
The remains of one of the people kidnapped and murdered by the IRA have been located.
Temporary EC Workers 'To Be Given Rights'
A public consultation on the EU Temporary Agency Work Directive - which was adopted by the European Union in 2008 and is due to be transposed into Irish national law by December 2011 - has been announced.
A public consultation on the EU Temporary Agency Work Directive - which was adopted by the European Union in 2008 and is due to be transposed into Irish national law by December 2011 - has been announced.
Tipperary Sports Venue To Create Jobs
Plans for a new €460m sports and leisure complex in north Tipperary have been unveiled. The development named The Tipperary Venue will create around 1,000 jobs during the three years of construction and 2,000 full-time jobs once complete.
Plans for a new €460m sports and leisure complex in north Tipperary have been unveiled. The development named The Tipperary Venue will create around 1,000 jobs during the three years of construction and 2,000 full-time jobs once complete.
Irish News on Tue, Nov 3 2009, 6,209 days ago
Two Separate Appeals For Missing Adults Launched
Two separate appeals have been launched after the disappearance of two adults in different regions of the state. In the first incident, Gardai at Clonmel, County Tipperary are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 44-year-old Pat Shore.
Two separate appeals have been launched after the disappearance of two adults in different regions of the state. In the first incident, Gardai at Clonmel, County Tipperary are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 44-year-old Pat Shore.
Corrib Pipeline Decision Deferred
The final decision on the controversial Corrib gas pipeline in Co Mayo has been deferred by An Bord Pleanála. The planning authority has asked Shell Ireland, who are responsible for building the avidly opposed project to address concerns the board has about its safety.
The final decision on the controversial Corrib gas pipeline in Co Mayo has been deferred by An Bord Pleanála. The planning authority has asked Shell Ireland, who are responsible for building the avidly opposed project to address concerns the board has about its safety.
C Diff Hits Drogheda Hospital
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda has been hit by an outbreak of the C Diff bacteria, leading to a number of services being suspended. The outbreak of Clostridium Difficile (C Diff) has meant a number of hospital beds have been closed as a clean-up team tackles the bacteria.
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda has been hit by an outbreak of the C Diff bacteria, leading to a number of services being suspended. The outbreak of Clostridium Difficile (C Diff) has meant a number of hospital beds have been closed as a clean-up team tackles the bacteria.
Czech Court Rules In Favour Of Lisbon
The final hurdle to the Lisbon treaty has fallen after a ruling by the Czech Constitutional Court finding that the Lisbon Treaty is not incompatible with the country's constitution. The Czech Republic was the only EU country whom had yet to ratify the controversial document.
The final hurdle to the Lisbon treaty has fallen after a ruling by the Czech Constitutional Court finding that the Lisbon Treaty is not incompatible with the country's constitution. The Czech Republic was the only EU country whom had yet to ratify the controversial document.
'Poppy Day' Remembrance For Drogheda
Former soldiers from both sides of the Irish border are to stand shoulder-to-shoulder in Co Louth this Remembrance weekend. In a now annual event, the ex-service men and women will honour the World War fallen from the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland.
Former soldiers from both sides of the Irish border are to stand shoulder-to-shoulder in Co Louth this Remembrance weekend. In a now annual event, the ex-service men and women will honour the World War fallen from the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland.
'Stand-Off' Forces North By-Election
A 'unionist stand-off' in the North has prompted a council by-election, which could cost local ratepayers up to £30,000. In Craigavon, Co Armagh, the Traditional Unionist Voice councillor Mark Russell resigned from his Lurgan ward earlier this year.
A 'unionist stand-off' in the North has prompted a council by-election, which could cost local ratepayers up to £30,000. In Craigavon, Co Armagh, the Traditional Unionist Voice councillor Mark Russell resigned from his Lurgan ward earlier this year.
Irish News on Mon, Nov 3 2008, 6,574 days ago
Dublin 'Bombs' Made Safe
Irish Army bomb disposal experts carried out a controlled explosion on two suspect devices yesterday in Dublin. Just the latest in a series of call-outs for the Army on suspected bombs - the incidents are said to be mostly home-made pipe bombs - now being used more frequently by criminal gangs.
Irish Army bomb disposal experts carried out a controlled explosion on two suspect devices yesterday in Dublin. Just the latest in a series of call-outs for the Army on suspected bombs - the incidents are said to be mostly home-made pipe bombs - now being used more frequently by criminal gangs.
Road Victims Named
The Garda has named the two people who were killed at the weekend in separate road accidents. The 27-year-old motorcyclist killed in a crash on Saturday was Barry Murphy of Anneville Crescent, Dundalk, Co. Louth. They are investigating the fatal road traffic collision at Beamore Road, Drogheda.
The Garda has named the two people who were killed at the weekend in separate road accidents. The 27-year-old motorcyclist killed in a crash on Saturday was Barry Murphy of Anneville Crescent, Dundalk, Co. Louth. They are investigating the fatal road traffic collision at Beamore Road, Drogheda.
Ryanair Profits Stall
Although budget airline Ryanair is still expected to break even over the full year, as lower fares would be largely offset by the recent reversal in fuel costs, the company is likely to be loss-making over the next six months.
Although budget airline Ryanair is still expected to break even over the full year, as lower fares would be largely offset by the recent reversal in fuel costs, the company is likely to be loss-making over the next six months.
Gardaí Get Rights To Inspect US Military Flights
US-led so-called 'extraordinary rendition' flights that use Irish airports will be inspected by gardaí under new powers to inspect military flights.
US-led so-called 'extraordinary rendition' flights that use Irish airports will be inspected by gardaí under new powers to inspect military flights.
Cost Of Halloween Escalates
The real cost of last weekend's Halloween festivities has been revealed - at a €1 million in Dublin alone as the capital cleans up.
The real cost of last weekend's Halloween festivities has been revealed - at a €1 million in Dublin alone as the capital cleans up.
Soldiers Recalled In Cross Border Commemoration
Former soldiers from both sides of the Irish border stood shoulder to shoulder in Co Louth on Saturday to honour servicemen from the Republic and Northern Ireland.
Former soldiers from both sides of the Irish border stood shoulder to shoulder in Co Louth on Saturday to honour servicemen from the Republic and Northern Ireland.
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