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Irish News on Wed, Aug 7 2019, 2,557 days ago
Petrol Bombs Thrown At House In Waterford City
Gardaí have issued an appeal for information following a petrol bomb attack on a house in Waterford city on Tuesday night. At about 3am last night three petrol bombs were thrown at a house on Dominic's Place. There was fire damage to the house but there have been no reports of any injuries.
Gardaí have issued an appeal for information following a petrol bomb attack on a house in Waterford city on Tuesday night. At about 3am last night three petrol bombs were thrown at a house on Dominic's Place. There was fire damage to the house but there have been no reports of any injuries.
Irish News on Mon, Aug 7 2017, 3,287 days ago
Safety Of Patients 'Paramount' After RQIA Revealed Hygiene Breaches – SF
The Sinn Féin Spokesperson For Health has said that breaches of infection control measures in the Ambulance Service must be addressed.
The Sinn Féin Spokesperson For Health has said that breaches of infection control measures in the Ambulance Service must be addressed.
Garda Auditors Not Informed Of Long-Term Controversies
Garda auditors have recently raised strong concerns about hidden long-term controversies.
Garda auditors have recently raised strong concerns about hidden long-term controversies.
Call For Men To Get Their Blood Pressure Checked
The Irish Heart Organisation (IHO) has called for men to get their blood pressure checked more regularly.
The Irish Heart Organisation (IHO) has called for men to get their blood pressure checked more regularly.
Man Dead Following Road Collision In Co Laois
A man has died in a road crash in Co Laois. The 22-year-old male's car collided with a wall at Kilmullen near Portarlington, at around 3.50 am on Monday, 07 August. He was pronounced dead at the scene and his body has been taken to Midland Regional Hospital in Portlaoise.
A man has died in a road crash in Co Laois. The 22-year-old male's car collided with a wall at Kilmullen near Portarlington, at around 3.50 am on Monday, 07 August. He was pronounced dead at the scene and his body has been taken to Midland Regional Hospital in Portlaoise.
Irish News on Fri, Aug 7 2015, 4,018 days ago
Copper Thieves Endangering Lives - ESB Network
Thieves stealing live copper overhead power lines are not only putting their own lives at risk, but are also endangering the lives of others by leaving "potentially unsafe live electrical network after them and interrupting supply to critical services", An Garda Síochána and ESB Networks have said.
Thieves stealing live copper overhead power lines are not only putting their own lives at risk, but are also endangering the lives of others by leaving "potentially unsafe live electrical network after them and interrupting supply to critical services", An Garda Síochána and ESB Networks have said.
Govt Commit To Recoup Taxpayers' Money From The Banks
The government has said that it is determined to recoup every cent of taxpayers' money back from the banks. Minister of State at the Department of Finance, Simon Harris, has said that the Government is determined to recoup €20.8bn investment over time.
The government has said that it is determined to recoup every cent of taxpayers' money back from the banks. Minister of State at the Department of Finance, Simon Harris, has said that the Government is determined to recoup €20.8bn investment over time.
Concerns Raised Over BCG Vaccine Shortage - FF
Fianna Fáil has expressed concern over a European-wide shortage of the BCG vaccine, which is given to all babies to protest against Tuberculosis. According to the HSE's National Immunisation Office, there are now further delays and it could be at least October before the BCG is available again.
Fianna Fáil has expressed concern over a European-wide shortage of the BCG vaccine, which is given to all babies to protest against Tuberculosis. According to the HSE's National Immunisation Office, there are now further delays and it could be at least October before the BCG is available again.
Irish Water Criticised Over Attitude To Lead Piping
Sinn Féin Environment Spokesperson has branded Irish Water’s attitude to lead piping in the water system as "disgraceful". Brian Stanley made the comments after the company sent letters to 26,000 households saying that they would not be removing lead pipes until householders took action first.
Sinn Féin Environment Spokesperson has branded Irish Water’s attitude to lead piping in the water system as "disgraceful". Brian Stanley made the comments after the company sent letters to 26,000 households saying that they would not be removing lead pipes until householders took action first.
CRI App Test To Be Carried Out
Gardaí have announced a notification test of the CRI Alert app on Friday morning. Garda have asked the public to make sure they have the most up to date version of the app, or to download it if they do not have it on their phone.
Gardaí have announced a notification test of the CRI Alert app on Friday morning. Garda have asked the public to make sure they have the most up to date version of the app, or to download it if they do not have it on their phone.
Men Charged Over Violent Attacks In Athlone
Four men have been charged in connection with two violent incidents in Athlone earlier this week. Gardaí had arrested three men on Wednesday in connection with an attack on an elderly taxi driver – the driver suffered multiple stab wounds – and the assault of an elderly shopkeeper.
Four men have been charged in connection with two violent incidents in Athlone earlier this week. Gardaí had arrested three men on Wednesday in connection with an attack on an elderly taxi driver – the driver suffered multiple stab wounds – and the assault of an elderly shopkeeper.
Garda Appeal For Missing Galway Man
Gardaí have appealed for help in tracing Raymond Walsh, who has been missing since 04 August. The 40-year-old was last seen just off Newcastle Road, Galway City between 12 noon and 12.30pm on 04 August 2015.
Gardaí have appealed for help in tracing Raymond Walsh, who has been missing since 04 August. The 40-year-old was last seen just off Newcastle Road, Galway City between 12 noon and 12.30pm on 04 August 2015.
Irish News on Thu, Aug 7 2014, 4,383 days ago
Hundreds Of Thousands Of Litres Of Water Being Transported To Aran Islands
Galway County Council has launched a large-scale transportation system to supply water to the Aran Islands of Inis Méain and Inis Oírr. A drought has left water supplies on the islands at "dangerously low levels", with the councils establishing a system to move up to 240,000 litres of water daily.
Galway County Council has launched a large-scale transportation system to supply water to the Aran Islands of Inis Méain and Inis Oírr. A drought has left water supplies on the islands at "dangerously low levels", with the councils establishing a system to move up to 240,000 litres of water daily.
Gardaí Search For Hit-And-Run Driver
Gardaí are searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run incident, after a 12-year-old boy was hit while crossing Thomas Davis Street in the Blackpool area at about 21:50. The boy is being treated at Cork University Hospital, where he is said to be in a "comfortable condition".
Gardaí are searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run incident, after a 12-year-old boy was hit while crossing Thomas Davis Street in the Blackpool area at about 21:50. The boy is being treated at Cork University Hospital, where he is said to be in a "comfortable condition".
Body Recovered Off Coast Of West Cork
The coastguard have recovered the body of man who died in a swimming incident off the coast of West Cork. It is understood that a member of the public spotted the body floating in the water in Roaringwater Bay near Aughadown Pier between Skibbereen and Ballydehob at about around 13:00 on Wednesday.
The coastguard have recovered the body of man who died in a swimming incident off the coast of West Cork. It is understood that a member of the public spotted the body floating in the water in Roaringwater Bay near Aughadown Pier between Skibbereen and Ballydehob at about around 13:00 on Wednesday.
Swimming Bans Extended Pending Further Tests
A Fingal County Council order for the public to not swim at 12 popular beaches has been extended after further water quality tests.
A Fingal County Council order for the public to not swim at 12 popular beaches has been extended after further water quality tests.
Appeal Renewed For Missing 81-Year-Old Dublin Man
A new appeal has been issued for help finding 81-year-old Thomas Kennedy, who has been missing from Dublin since July. Mr Kennedy is described as 5ft 4in tall, of slim build with short grey hair. He was last seen in the Virginia Park area of Finglas at about 9pm on Tuesday 29 July.
A new appeal has been issued for help finding 81-year-old Thomas Kennedy, who has been missing from Dublin since July. Mr Kennedy is described as 5ft 4in tall, of slim build with short grey hair. He was last seen in the Virginia Park area of Finglas at about 9pm on Tuesday 29 July.
Govt Accused Of Ignoring Scale Of Housing Crisis
The government has been accused of maintaining policy that ensures a "huge" housing shortage, Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has said. Mr Adams also accused the government of failing to "face up" to the scale of the housing crisis, particularly in the Greater Dublin area.
The government has been accused of maintaining policy that ensures a "huge" housing shortage, Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has said. Mr Adams also accused the government of failing to "face up" to the scale of the housing crisis, particularly in the Greater Dublin area.
Thousands Of Dublin Homes Without Power
Around 3,000 homes in Dublin are without power due to damaged underground cables, ESB has reported. It is understood that the power dropped on Wednesday due to damaged underground cables in the Crumlin area.
Around 3,000 homes in Dublin are without power due to damaged underground cables, ESB has reported. It is understood that the power dropped on Wednesday due to damaged underground cables in the Crumlin area.
DCC Urged To Terminate Poolbeg Incinerator Project
Dublin City Council's Chief Executive, Owen Keegan, has been urged to end the contract for the construction of the Poolbeg Incinerator. The Chief Executive had previously said that a decision on the incinerator would be made following an EU ruling on two complaints made about the project.
Dublin City Council's Chief Executive, Owen Keegan, has been urged to end the contract for the construction of the Poolbeg Incinerator. The Chief Executive had previously said that a decision on the incinerator would be made following an EU ruling on two complaints made about the project.
Fine Gael Pushing For Second Year Of Free Pre-School Care
The Department of Education is being encouraged to consider introducing a second free pre-school year.
The Department of Education is being encouraged to consider introducing a second free pre-school year.
Irish News on Wed, Aug 7 2013, 4,748 days ago
Irish Citizens Advised To Leave Yemen 'Immediately'
Irish citizens in Yemen have been advised to "leave immediately". It follows both the UK and the US pulling all consulate staff from the country and telling all other citizens to leave due to potential terrorist attacks.
Irish citizens in Yemen have been advised to "leave immediately". It follows both the UK and the US pulling all consulate staff from the country and telling all other citizens to leave due to potential terrorist attacks.
Green Light Given To New Dublin 'Quiet Areas'
A number of parks in Dublin are to be declared "quiet areas", where the level of noise must be kept below defined levels both day and night. Minister for the Environment Phil Hogan gave Dublin City Council the go -ahead to declare seven parks and one beach as the new quiet areas.
A number of parks in Dublin are to be declared "quiet areas", where the level of noise must be kept below defined levels both day and night. Minister for the Environment Phil Hogan gave Dublin City Council the go -ahead to declare seven parks and one beach as the new quiet areas.
Waterford City Balcony Body Named
The body of a man found on the balcony of an apartment in Waterford city has been named as Damian Richards.
The body of a man found on the balcony of an apartment in Waterford city has been named as Damian Richards.
Protestant Coalition Protest Outside Facebook HQ
A number of members of the Protestant Coalition, the group behind the 'Love Ulster' parade in the north which caused rioting in Belfast, have held a protest at the European headquarters of Facebook in Dublin.
A number of members of the Protestant Coalition, the group behind the 'Love Ulster' parade in the north which caused rioting in Belfast, have held a protest at the European headquarters of Facebook in Dublin.
Board Member Says Hospital Cannot Comply With Abortion Bill
A board member at the Mater Hospital in Dublin has claimed that the hospital will not be able to comply with the new abortion legislation.
A board member at the Mater Hospital in Dublin has claimed that the hospital will not be able to comply with the new abortion legislation.
Man Shot In Head In Dublin
A 33-year-old man been seriously injured in a shooting in Dublin on Tuesday night. The victim was driving on Seville Place in the north inner city at around 21:30 last night when he was shot, reportedly being hit in the head.
A 33-year-old man been seriously injured in a shooting in Dublin on Tuesday night. The victim was driving on Seville Place in the north inner city at around 21:30 last night when he was shot, reportedly being hit in the head.
Gardaí Appeal For Information Over Co Monaghan Teenager
Gardaí in Co Monaghan have appealed to the public for help in tracing a missing 17-year-old boy. Dylan Murphy was last seen at around 13:30 on Friday, boarding a bus at Monaghan bus station destined for Dublin. He is described as tall, of slim build with with brown hair and blue eyes.
Gardaí in Co Monaghan have appealed to the public for help in tracing a missing 17-year-old boy. Dylan Murphy was last seen at around 13:30 on Friday, boarding a bus at Monaghan bus station destined for Dublin. He is described as tall, of slim build with with brown hair and blue eyes.
Dublin Bus Strike Suspended As Talks Begin
Industrial action by drivers and other staff at Dublin Bus has been suspended after three days, with a full bus service back in operation today. Unions and Dublin Bus management are now reported to be engaging in talks at the Labour Court in an effort to secure a solution.
Industrial action by drivers and other staff at Dublin Bus has been suspended after three days, with a full bus service back in operation today. Unions and Dublin Bus management are now reported to be engaging in talks at the Labour Court in an effort to secure a solution.
Over 280 Jobs To Be Lost At M&S And Superquinn
One hundred and eighty jobs are to go with the closure of four Marks & Spencer stores in Ireland. Mullingar and Tallaght's M&S stores will be closed alongside two Simply Food stores in Naas and Dún Laoghaire, due to them being unprofitable, the retailer announced.
One hundred and eighty jobs are to go with the closure of four Marks & Spencer stores in Ireland. Mullingar and Tallaght's M&S stores will be closed alongside two Simply Food stores in Naas and Dún Laoghaire, due to them being unprofitable, the retailer announced.
Irish News on Tue, Aug 7 2012, 5,113 days ago
Over 2,000 Cars Taken Off The Roads For Being 'Dangerous'
More than 2,000 vehicles have failed the National Car Test (NCT) so far this year and have been taken off the road for not meeting basic safety standards. Figures from the National Car Testing Service (NCTS) show 2,349 vehicles failed because they were classed as “dangerous”.
More than 2,000 vehicles have failed the National Car Test (NCT) so far this year and have been taken off the road for not meeting basic safety standards. Figures from the National Car Testing Service (NCTS) show 2,349 vehicles failed because they were classed as “dangerous”.
Edna Kenny To Be First Serving Taoiseach To Address Béal na mBláth
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny will be the first serving Taoiseach to address the annual Béal na mBláth commemoration in west Cork.
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny will be the first serving Taoiseach to address the annual Béal na mBláth commemoration in west Cork.
31% Drop In New Homes Built This Year
The number of new homes constructed in the first half of 2012 has fallen by 31% for the same period of 2011, new figures from the Construction Industry Federation show. Between January and July this year some 1,212 new housing units were commenced, compared with 1,751 in 2011.
The number of new homes constructed in the first half of 2012 has fallen by 31% for the same period of 2011, new figures from the Construction Industry Federation show. Between January and July this year some 1,212 new housing units were commenced, compared with 1,751 in 2011.
Bus Éireann Pilots Ireland's First Ever Natural Gas-Powered Bus
The Minister for Public and Commuter Transport, Alan Kelly, TD, has officially announced Bus Éireann's trial of the country's first natural gas-powered bus in a move that may help reduce fuel costs and benefit the environment.
The Minister for Public and Commuter Transport, Alan Kelly, TD, has officially announced Bus Éireann's trial of the country's first natural gas-powered bus in a move that may help reduce fuel costs and benefit the environment.
Man Missing At Sea Found On Island Off Co Clare
A man is recovering in hospital after a wave capsized his boat, forcing him to swim more than 500m in rough seas to a tiny island off the Co Clare coast. A search was launched at about 5.30pm yesterday after the man in his 40s was reported missing.
A man is recovering in hospital after a wave capsized his boat, forcing him to swim more than 500m in rough seas to a tiny island off the Co Clare coast. A search was launched at about 5.30pm yesterday after the man in his 40s was reported missing.
Dance School Faces Closure Due To Lack Of Funding
A north Dublin dance school that works with young people from some of the most deprived areas in the State faces closure because it does not qualify for funding from the Arts Council or the Sports Council.
A north Dublin dance school that works with young people from some of the most deprived areas in the State faces closure because it does not qualify for funding from the Arts Council or the Sports Council.
Prison Population Increases To Over 17,000
A new report by the Irish Prison Service has revealed that a total of 17,318 people were committed to prison in 2011, an 0.8% increase on the total in 2010. Men made up 86.4% of the total and women 13.6%.
A new report by the Irish Prison Service has revealed that a total of 17,318 people were committed to prison in 2011, an 0.8% increase on the total in 2010. Men made up 86.4% of the total and women 13.6%.
Man Appears In Court Over Gardai Assaults
A 38-year-old Drogheda man has appeared before a special sitting of Mullingar District Court charged in relation to assaults on two gardaí in the early hours of Monday morning. The man was alleged to have assaulted the female gardaí at about 3am on George’s Street, Drogheda, Co Louth.
A 38-year-old Drogheda man has appeared before a special sitting of Mullingar District Court charged in relation to assaults on two gardaí in the early hours of Monday morning. The man was alleged to have assaulted the female gardaí at about 3am on George’s Street, Drogheda, Co Louth.
North Dublin Households Told Not To Consume Any Tap Water
1,400 households in north Dublin have been issued a warning not to drink tap water following the detection of high levels of bacteria.
1,400 households in north Dublin have been issued a warning not to drink tap water following the detection of high levels of bacteria.
Irish News on Fri, Aug 7 2009, 6,209 days ago
Phoenix Park Victim Was 'Stabbed'
The details of the post mortem conducted on the woman found dead yesterday in Phoenix Park have been released by Gardaí. After the discovery of the woman's body on Thursday, a coroner's examination has found she died as a result of internal trauma caused by multiple stab wounds to the upper body.
The details of the post mortem conducted on the woman found dead yesterday in Phoenix Park have been released by Gardaí. After the discovery of the woman's body on Thursday, a coroner's examination has found she died as a result of internal trauma caused by multiple stab wounds to the upper body.
Jobs Subsidy 'Won't Make Impact' Says Labour
A new financial subsidy scheme is unlikely to have "much of an impact", according to a Labour TD. Labour remain cynical on the Employment Subsidy Scheme announced by Tanaiste Mary Coughlan on Thursday.
A new financial subsidy scheme is unlikely to have "much of an impact", according to a Labour TD. Labour remain cynical on the Employment Subsidy Scheme announced by Tanaiste Mary Coughlan on Thursday.
Three Arrested In Cocaine Haul
A Co Meath drug haul has resulted in the arrest of three people and the recovery of a large quantity of drugs. Gardaí from the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Garda National Drugs Unit made the seizure and the arrests as part of a police operation yesterday.
A Co Meath drug haul has resulted in the arrest of three people and the recovery of a large quantity of drugs. Gardaí from the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation and the Garda National Drugs Unit made the seizure and the arrests as part of a police operation yesterday.
Referendum Sought Over Civil Appeal Court
A high-level judicial committee is calling for a referendum to establish a full-time Court of Appeal. At present the Supreme Court deals with all civil appeals from the High Court.
A high-level judicial committee is calling for a referendum to establish a full-time Court of Appeal. At present the Supreme Court deals with all civil appeals from the High Court.
Appeal For Witnesses To Bank Robbery
Further details have emerged following a robbery of a Bank of Ireland branch in Co Meath. Gardaí at Kells are appealing for information in relation to a robbery, which occurred at the Bank Of Ireland, Oldcastle, at approximately 5pm yesterday.
Further details have emerged following a robbery of a Bank of Ireland branch in Co Meath. Gardaí at Kells are appealing for information in relation to a robbery, which occurred at the Bank Of Ireland, Oldcastle, at approximately 5pm yesterday.
Leading Hotelier's Companies Liquidated
A leading Hotelier has heard a number of his companies are to be liquidated after accruing €200million of debts. The High Court ordered the liquidations to go ahead after finding that hotelier Hugh O'Regan's companies had no prospect of survival.
A leading Hotelier has heard a number of his companies are to be liquidated after accruing €200million of debts. The High Court ordered the liquidations to go ahead after finding that hotelier Hugh O'Regan's companies had no prospect of survival.
Jobs Saved At Shannon Plant
A rescue plan at the Element Six plant in Co Clare has resulted in the saving of 240 jobs at the facility.
A rescue plan at the Element Six plant in Co Clare has resulted in the saving of 240 jobs at the facility.
Irish Teachers To Be 'Expelled' From Jobs
The Teachers Union of Ireland (TUI) has called the actions of Department of Education "cynical" after figures showing thousands of job losses emerged on its website.
The Teachers Union of Ireland (TUI) has called the actions of Department of Education "cynical" after figures showing thousands of job losses emerged on its website.
SF In Stormont Assembly Reshuffle
The second largest party in the North's Assembly, Sinn Féin, has reshuffled its front line team. High-profile party member Mitchel McLaughlin is set to stand down as Chair of the Finance and Personnel Committee, which holds the department - led by DUP Minister Sammy Wilson - to account.
The second largest party in the North's Assembly, Sinn Féin, has reshuffled its front line team. High-profile party member Mitchel McLaughlin is set to stand down as Chair of the Finance and Personnel Committee, which holds the department - led by DUP Minister Sammy Wilson - to account.
Irish News on Thu, Aug 7 2008, 6,574 days ago
Call For Nationwide Patient Standard - Despite Cancelled Operations
While a report on standards of care and patient safety in Ireland has recommended the introduction of a range of national standards for patients in the health service, it has been revealed that one of Dublin's main hospitals has cancelled all non-emergency surgery from the middle of August until the
While a report on standards of care and patient safety in Ireland has recommended the introduction of a range of national standards for patients in the health service, it has been revealed that one of Dublin's main hospitals has cancelled all non-emergency surgery from the middle of August until the
Minister Determined To Ensure Consumers Get 'Fair Deal'
Irish consumers need to get a fair deal on price, choice and quality in their weekly shopping basket.
Irish consumers need to get a fair deal on price, choice and quality in their weekly shopping basket.
Cannabis Plants Seized
Cannabis plants have been recovered and Gardaí have arrested three people following raids on a number of houses in Longford and Roscommon - by coincidence at much the same time as similar raids in the North.
Cannabis plants have been recovered and Gardaí have arrested three people following raids on a number of houses in Longford and Roscommon - by coincidence at much the same time as similar raids in the North.
Latest Road Crash Fatal
Gardaí at Newcastle West are investigating a two-vehicle fatal road traffic collision. This latest road tragedy occurred on the N21 at Ballintubbrid, Newcastle West, Limerick, late last night, shortly after 11.30pm.
Gardaí at Newcastle West are investigating a two-vehicle fatal road traffic collision. This latest road tragedy occurred on the N21 at Ballintubbrid, Newcastle West, Limerick, late last night, shortly after 11.30pm.
Three Bailed On City Shooting
Three men in their 20s have appeared in court this morning following the shooting of a 20-year-old man in the city earlier this week. The victim is recovering in hospital after being shot in the stomach near Wheatfield Prison in Ballyfermot.
Three men in their 20s have appeared in court this morning following the shooting of a 20-year-old man in the city earlier this week. The victim is recovering in hospital after being shot in the stomach near Wheatfield Prison in Ballyfermot.
Dublin Cars Dealership Hit By Blaze
A well-known car dealership in west Dublin has been extensively damaged following an overnight fire. The blaze broke out at the Tom Boland car dealership on Monastary Road in Clondalkin just before midnight.
A well-known car dealership in west Dublin has been extensively damaged following an overnight fire. The blaze broke out at the Tom Boland car dealership on Monastary Road in Clondalkin just before midnight.
Irish News on Tue, Aug 7 2007, 6,940 days ago
Family Calls For Garda Murder Inquiry
The Garda Representative Association has called for an inquiry into the murder of a garda in 1970. Armed men killed garda Richard Fallon during a bank raid at Arran Quay in Dublin and Mr Fallon’s family are seeking a public inquiry into the circumstances surrounding his murder.
The Garda Representative Association has called for an inquiry into the murder of a garda in 1970. Armed men killed garda Richard Fallon during a bank raid at Arran Quay in Dublin and Mr Fallon’s family are seeking a public inquiry into the circumstances surrounding his murder.
Health Minister Apologises For Cancer Error
Minister for Health Mary Harney has made an apology to a woman and her family from the Mid-West region following a misdiagnosis of breast cancer. Initially, two incorrect test results were given to the woman by the University College Hospital Galway laboratory.
Minister for Health Mary Harney has made an apology to a woman and her family from the Mid-West region following a misdiagnosis of breast cancer. Initially, two incorrect test results were given to the woman by the University College Hospital Galway laboratory.
Two Killed In Separate Drownings
Gardai are investigating two separate drownings in which a man and woman died. The body of a man was found on Lahinch beach in Co. Clare on Monday night. It is believed that the body is that of a 19-year-old man from Clontarf in Co.
Gardai are investigating two separate drownings in which a man and woman died. The body of a man was found on Lahinch beach in Co. Clare on Monday night. It is believed that the body is that of a 19-year-old man from Clontarf in Co.
Six Food Businesses Shut Down In July
Six food businesses were ordered to close during July for breaches of food safety legislation, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland has revealed.
Six food businesses were ordered to close during July for breaches of food safety legislation, the Food Safety Authority of Ireland has revealed.
Prehistoric Monument To Be Demolished
The excavation of a prehistoric site in County Meath is due to begin today to make way for the M3 motorway. The motorway will be constructed on the Lismullen site, despite it being declared a national monument in May.
The excavation of a prehistoric site in County Meath is due to begin today to make way for the M3 motorway. The motorway will be constructed on the Lismullen site, despite it being declared a national monument in May.
Waterford Hurling Star Kelly In Fitness Struggle
Waterford star Eoin Kelly is struggling to achieve full fitness ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final against Limerick. The Passage clubman got four points in quarter final replay win over Cork at Croke Park, having lined out at midfield.
Waterford star Eoin Kelly is struggling to achieve full fitness ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final against Limerick. The Passage clubman got four points in quarter final replay win over Cork at Croke Park, having lined out at midfield.
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