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Irish News on Tue, Sep 17 2019, 2,557 days ago
Man Dies In Co Roscommon Crash
A man in his 70s has died following an early morning crash in County Roscommon. The car struck a wall at Ballyforan at around 4.50am this morning, Tuesday 17 September. The driver was rushed to Roscommon University Hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
A man in his 70s has died following an early morning crash in County Roscommon. The car struck a wall at Ballyforan at around 4.50am this morning, Tuesday 17 September. The driver was rushed to Roscommon University Hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
Ploughing Championships Underway In Co Carlow
Some 250,000 visitors are expected in County Carlow over the next three days for the National Ploughing Championships which began on Tuesday. The biggest outdoor event in Europe, President Michael D Higgins will officially open the championship in Ballintrane this afternoon.
Some 250,000 visitors are expected in County Carlow over the next three days for the National Ploughing Championships which began on Tuesday. The biggest outdoor event in Europe, President Michael D Higgins will officially open the championship in Ballintrane this afternoon.
Man Charged Over Gun Seizure
A man in his 50s has been charged after a handgun was seized in north Dublin over the weekend. The man was one of three arrested as part of an intelligence-led investigation into an ongoing drugs feud in the area that has cost four lives so far this year.
A man in his 50s has been charged after a handgun was seized in north Dublin over the weekend. The man was one of three arrested as part of an intelligence-led investigation into an ongoing drugs feud in the area that has cost four lives so far this year.
Agriculture Minister Pens Open Letter To Beef Farmers
Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed has penned an open letter to beef farmers as protests and blockades of meat plants continue. It comes after farming organisations widely supported recommendations made at the weekend following talks between all sides.
Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed has penned an open letter to beef farmers as protests and blockades of meat plants continue. It comes after farming organisations widely supported recommendations made at the weekend following talks between all sides.
€2.2m Pledged To Implement National Drugs Strategy
Government has committed some €2.28 million to 12 strategic health initiatives to address priorities set out in the National Drugs Strategy. Each project aimed at tackling drug and alcohol misuse throughout the country will be awarded €190,000 this month, with funding continuing to June 2022.
Government has committed some €2.28 million to 12 strategic health initiatives to address priorities set out in the National Drugs Strategy. Each project aimed at tackling drug and alcohol misuse throughout the country will be awarded €190,000 this month, with funding continuing to June 2022.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 17 2018, 2,922 days ago
Youth Arrested In Connection With Murder Of Bruno Rolandi
Gardaí in Tullamore have arrested a youth in connection with the murder of Bruno Rolandi. Mr Rolandi, an Italian national, was discovered with a number of knife wounds at a property in Ballymoran, Edenderry, Co Offaly on 19 November, 2017.
Gardaí in Tullamore have arrested a youth in connection with the murder of Bruno Rolandi. Mr Rolandi, an Italian national, was discovered with a number of knife wounds at a property in Ballymoran, Edenderry, Co Offaly on 19 November, 2017.
Microsoft Announces 200 New Jobs In Dublin
US technology Microsoft has announced the creation of 200 new jobs at its campus in Dublin. Half of the new recruits will join the innovative engineering team at the Leopardstown site, with the remainder taking roles in sales, data centre operations and graduate and intern positions.
US technology Microsoft has announced the creation of 200 new jobs at its campus in Dublin. Half of the new recruits will join the innovative engineering team at the Leopardstown site, with the remainder taking roles in sales, data centre operations and graduate and intern positions.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 17 2015, 4,018 days ago
Fianna Fáil Lay Out Commitment To 'Supporting Entrepreneurship'
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has laid out his party's commitment to "supporting entrepreneurship" in a speech at Dublin Chamber of Commerce.
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has laid out his party's commitment to "supporting entrepreneurship" in a speech at Dublin Chamber of Commerce.
Emergency Motion For Refugee Relocation Agreed
The European Parliament has passed an emergency motion for the relocation of 120,000 refugees from Italy, Greece and Hungary.
The European Parliament has passed an emergency motion for the relocation of 120,000 refugees from Italy, Greece and Hungary.
100 New Jobs For Cork
Up to 100 new jobs are to be created in Cork at the new European-based headquarters of cybersecurity firm, eSentire Inc. Welcoming the announcement, Labour Minister for Trade Promotion, Seán Sherlock, said that eSentire were attracked to Cork "due to the solid pool of security talent available".
Up to 100 new jobs are to be created in Cork at the new European-based headquarters of cybersecurity firm, eSentire Inc. Welcoming the announcement, Labour Minister for Trade Promotion, Seán Sherlock, said that eSentire were attracked to Cork "due to the solid pool of security talent available".
Design 4 Growth Pilot Scheme Launched By Dublin City Council
A new pilot scheme has been launched to encourage small enterprises to use strategic design to improve their businesses.
A new pilot scheme has been launched to encourage small enterprises to use strategic design to improve their businesses.
State Funeral For Thomas Kent To Be Held Tomorrow
A State funeral for Thomas Kent is to be held in Cork on Friday. Mr Kent was executed following the 1916 Easter Rising. His remains, which were exhumed in Cork Prison in June, will be brought to St Michael's Garrison Church in Collins Barracks.
A State funeral for Thomas Kent is to be held in Cork on Friday. Mr Kent was executed following the 1916 Easter Rising. His remains, which were exhumed in Cork Prison in June, will be brought to St Michael's Garrison Church in Collins Barracks.
Seven Arrested Over Money Laundering Investigation
Seven people have been arrested in a series of raids in Cork city on Thursday morning. Five women and two men, aged between 20 and 51, were detained by officers from the Divisional Fraud Investigation Unit, assisted by Divisional Drug Unit and CAB.
Seven people have been arrested in a series of raids in Cork city on Thursday morning. Five women and two men, aged between 20 and 51, were detained by officers from the Divisional Fraud Investigation Unit, assisted by Divisional Drug Unit and CAB.
Man Dies In Hospital Following Suspected Assault
Gardaí in Cork city have appealed for witnesses of an alleged assault on Lower Oliver Plunkett Street on Thursday, 10 September. A man died in hospital on Wednesday, 16 September, after he was found with serious injuries shortly before 14:00 last week.
Gardaí in Cork city have appealed for witnesses of an alleged assault on Lower Oliver Plunkett Street on Thursday, 10 September. A man died in hospital on Wednesday, 16 September, after he was found with serious injuries shortly before 14:00 last week.
'Bee Highways' To Be Created Across Ireland
Sinn Féin has called on the government to ban genetically modified crops in an effort to protect biodiversity in Ireland. MEP and member of the European Parliament's Environment committee, Lynn Boylan, made the call as she welcomed a decision to create "bee highways" across the state.
Sinn Féin has called on the government to ban genetically modified crops in an effort to protect biodiversity in Ireland. MEP and member of the European Parliament's Environment committee, Lynn Boylan, made the call as she welcomed a decision to create "bee highways" across the state.
Marriage Bill 2015 To Be Published
The Irish Government has approved the publication of the Marriage Bill 2015. The Marriage Bill 2015 will update the country's laws on marriages to enable couples to marry without distinction as to their sex, following a 'Yes' vote in a Marriage Equality referendum in May of this year.
The Irish Government has approved the publication of the Marriage Bill 2015. The Marriage Bill 2015 will update the country's laws on marriages to enable couples to marry without distinction as to their sex, following a 'Yes' vote in a Marriage Equality referendum in May of this year.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 17 2014, 4,383 days ago
Court Service To Introduce Fine Payments At Local Shops
A new Court Service plan has been revealed that is seeking retailers willing to accept the payment of court fines.
A new Court Service plan has been revealed that is seeking retailers willing to accept the payment of court fines.
Free Mouth Cancer Checks Available Today At Dental Surgeries
The public is being offered from mouth cancer examinations today as part of Mouth Cancer Awareness Day (MCAD). More than 500 dental surgeries are offering the free examinations, with a list available online at mouthcancerawareness.
The public is being offered from mouth cancer examinations today as part of Mouth Cancer Awareness Day (MCAD). More than 500 dental surgeries are offering the free examinations, with a list available online at mouthcancerawareness.
Co Carlow Death Changed To Murder Investigation
An investigation into the discovery of a man's body at a house in Tullow, Co Carlow has been upgraded to a murder inquiry. The body of 41-year-old Gints Intenbergs, a Latvian national, was found in a rented house on the Graigeowen estate at about 9am on Tuesday morning.
An investigation into the discovery of a man's body at a house in Tullow, Co Carlow has been upgraded to a murder inquiry. The body of 41-year-old Gints Intenbergs, a Latvian national, was found in a rented house on the Graigeowen estate at about 9am on Tuesday morning.
CER Confirm 100% Charge Exemption For Long-Term Boil Water Homes
Domestic water supplies affected by long-term boil water notices will be 100% exempt from drinking water charges with immediate effect when the billing system is introduced on 01 October, Fine Gael has said.
Domestic water supplies affected by long-term boil water notices will be 100% exempt from drinking water charges with immediate effect when the billing system is introduced on 01 October, Fine Gael has said.
Shots Fired At House In Limerick City
Gardaí in Limerick have arrested two men in connection with a shooting in the city. It is understood that shots were fired at a house in the New Road area at about 20:00 on Tuesday night. A 22-year-old woman and two teenage boys who were in the house at the time, escaped without injury.
Gardaí in Limerick have arrested two men in connection with a shooting in the city. It is understood that shots were fired at a house in the New Road area at about 20:00 on Tuesday night. A 22-year-old woman and two teenage boys who were in the house at the time, escaped without injury.
Food Recycling Equipment Firm Creates 45 New Jobs
Forty five new jobs are to be created by food waste recycling equipment company, CaterWaste. Announcing the jobs, the company said that they will be across Ireland and be based in sales, services and collection and processing of waste.
Forty five new jobs are to be created by food waste recycling equipment company, CaterWaste. Announcing the jobs, the company said that they will be across Ireland and be based in sales, services and collection and processing of waste.
Man Arrested Over Waterford Drug Find
Gardaí in Waterford have arrested a 27-year-old man in connection with the discovery of cannabis herb worth an estimated €110,000. The drugs were uncovered during a search of an apartment in Penrose Court, Penrose Lane, on Tuesday evening.
Gardaí in Waterford have arrested a 27-year-old man in connection with the discovery of cannabis herb worth an estimated €110,000. The drugs were uncovered during a search of an apartment in Penrose Court, Penrose Lane, on Tuesday evening.
Nursing Staff To Stage Protest Over Staff Shortages
Nursing staff at Galway University Hospital's emergency department are to stage a demonstration over a lack of beds and staff shortages. It follows a statement released on Tuesday by SIPTU calling for the lifting of an embargo on nursing staff and care assistants' recruitment.
Nursing staff at Galway University Hospital's emergency department are to stage a demonstration over a lack of beds and staff shortages. It follows a statement released on Tuesday by SIPTU calling for the lifting of an embargo on nursing staff and care assistants' recruitment.
Environment Minister Urged To Rule Out Prefab Housing
The Environment Minister Alan Kelly has been asked to clarify reports that prefab housing is being considered as a response to the housing crisis.
The Environment Minister Alan Kelly has been asked to clarify reports that prefab housing is being considered as a response to the housing crisis.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 17 2013, 4,748 days ago
Burton Rules Out Budget Benefit Cap
A cap on universal welfare benefits will not be included in next months Budget, Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton has indicated. Confirming that the cap had been discussed, Ms Burton said that no proposal was being considered.
A cap on universal welfare benefits will not be included in next months Budget, Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton has indicated. Confirming that the cap had been discussed, Ms Burton said that no proposal was being considered.
Australian Man Jailed Over Murder Of Irish Backpacker
An Australian man has been jailed for 18-and-a-half years for the murder of Irishman David Greene in Melbourne last year.
An Australian man has been jailed for 18-and-a-half years for the murder of Irishman David Greene in Melbourne last year.
Two Die In Road Crashes
Two people have died in road accidents overnight in Co Clare and Co Westmeath. A man, understood to be in his 20s, died when his car hit a wall on the Sixmilebridge Road to Shannon at around 4.30am. No other vehicles were involved in the incident.
Two people have died in road accidents overnight in Co Clare and Co Westmeath. A man, understood to be in his 20s, died when his car hit a wall on the Sixmilebridge Road to Shannon at around 4.30am. No other vehicles were involved in the incident.
Tesco Expansion Plans To Create 200 Jobs
Some 200 new jobs are to be created over the next year as Tesco expand its operations in Ireland. 80 jobs are to be created before the end of this year as part of the supermarkets previously announced €70m capital investment programme.
Some 200 new jobs are to be created over the next year as Tesco expand its operations in Ireland. 80 jobs are to be created before the end of this year as part of the supermarkets previously announced €70m capital investment programme.
Referendum Voter Register Deadline Day
Today, Tuesday 17th September, is the deadline for anyone who wishes to vote in the two upcoming referendums but is not yet registered . The referendums on the abolition of the Seanad and the establishment of a Court of Appeal will take place on October 04.
Today, Tuesday 17th September, is the deadline for anyone who wishes to vote in the two upcoming referendums but is not yet registered . The referendums on the abolition of the Seanad and the establishment of a Court of Appeal will take place on October 04.
Pilot Park-And-Ride Scheme Scrapped
A Galway park-and-ride service has been scrapped four months after it opened. Covering the commuter belt around Galway, the pilot service, which received €220,000 funding, allowed motorists to park at the airport and bus into the city.
A Galway park-and-ride service has been scrapped four months after it opened. Covering the commuter belt around Galway, the pilot service, which received €220,000 funding, allowed motorists to park at the airport and bus into the city.
Haass Talks Underway In NI
Dr Richard Haass, a former US diplomat, has begun the first round of talks in Northern Ireland aimed at resolving issues surrounding recent violence and protests in the north.
Dr Richard Haass, a former US diplomat, has begun the first round of talks in Northern Ireland aimed at resolving issues surrounding recent violence and protests in the north.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 17 2012, 5,113 days ago
Gardaí Waiting To Speak To Mother About 11-Year-Old's Death
Gardai are waiting to interview a mother after her 11-year-old daughter was found dead at her home in suspicious circumstances. It is believed the interview is crucial to discovering how the little girl died. Her mother’s partner discovered 11-year-old Emily Scully at the family home they shared.
Gardai are waiting to interview a mother after her 11-year-old daughter was found dead at her home in suspicious circumstances. It is believed the interview is crucial to discovering how the little girl died. Her mother’s partner discovered 11-year-old Emily Scully at the family home they shared.
Off Duty Gardaí Left With Serious Head Injuries After Weekend Attack
An off-duty garda has suffered a serious head injury after he was assaulted by a group of teenagers in Limerick at the weekend. The Co Galway based garda was walking home from a night out in the town when he attacked.
An off-duty garda has suffered a serious head injury after he was assaulted by a group of teenagers in Limerick at the weekend. The Co Galway based garda was walking home from a night out in the town when he attacked.
HSE And Consultants Reach Agreement
Following intensive overnight talks, health service management and hospital consultants have reached an agreement on new work practices and flexibilities. The Government believes the new measures could generate up to €200 million in savings for the health service.
Following intensive overnight talks, health service management and hospital consultants have reached an agreement on new work practices and flexibilities. The Government believes the new measures could generate up to €200 million in savings for the health service.
Not A Single Seanad Vote Cast By Martin McAleese
Senator Martin McAleese, husband of former President Mary McAleese, has not cast a single vote in the Seanad. Taoiseach Enda Kenny appointed McAleese to the Seanad by last May in recognition of his outstanding work in the peace process.
Senator Martin McAleese, husband of former President Mary McAleese, has not cast a single vote in the Seanad. Taoiseach Enda Kenny appointed McAleese to the Seanad by last May in recognition of his outstanding work in the peace process.
Bishop Kirby Apologises For Paedophilia Remarks
A Co Galway-based Catholic Bishop, who moved two priests who abused children to different parishes in the 1990s, has apologised for remarks he made trivialising their crimes. In a weekend message to the diocese of Clonfert, Bishop John Kirby said that it was never his intention to do so.
A Co Galway-based Catholic Bishop, who moved two priests who abused children to different parishes in the 1990s, has apologised for remarks he made trivialising their crimes. In a weekend message to the diocese of Clonfert, Bishop John Kirby said that it was never his intention to do so.
Gardaí Seize Cannabis Worth Up €900,000
Cannabis worth over €900,000 has been seized by the Gardai in raids in Wexford and Galway over the weekend. Nine people were arrested during the weekend raids in Enniscorthy, Tuam and Oughterard.
Cannabis worth over €900,000 has been seized by the Gardai in raids in Wexford and Galway over the weekend. Nine people were arrested during the weekend raids in Enniscorthy, Tuam and Oughterard.
Alan Ryan's Brother Charged With IRA Membership
Vincent Ryan, brother of murdered dissident republican Alan Ryan, has been charged with membership of the IRA before a sitting of the Special Criminal Court.
Vincent Ryan, brother of murdered dissident republican Alan Ryan, has been charged with membership of the IRA before a sitting of the Special Criminal Court.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 17 2010, 5,844 days ago
Radon Gas Alert For Irish Homes
Dangerous Radon gas has been found in nearly 600 Irish homes this year - the largest number since the national detection programme began.
Dangerous Radon gas has been found in nearly 600 Irish homes this year - the largest number since the national detection programme began.
Dublin 'Kneecapping' Probe Leads To Arrest
Gardaí detectives investigating a shooting incident in Coolock, Dublin on Friday have arrested one man. The incident took place at Adare Road, Coolock shortly before 1.
Gardaí detectives investigating a shooting incident in Coolock, Dublin on Friday have arrested one man. The incident took place at Adare Road, Coolock shortly before 1.
Republican Terror Alert For Britain
The head of Britain's security service, MI5 has warned of the risk of terrorism on two fronts for the UK mainland.
The head of Britain's security service, MI5 has warned of the risk of terrorism on two fronts for the UK mainland.
Father Bailed On Son's Murder Charge
The PSNI probe into the violent death of 32-year-old Kevin Fletcher, who was found stabbed to death following what police said was a frenzied attack at his flat in Castle Street, Armagh, on 3 September has led to the victim's dad being charged with his killing.
The PSNI probe into the violent death of 32-year-old Kevin Fletcher, who was found stabbed to death following what police said was a frenzied attack at his flat in Castle Street, Armagh, on 3 September has led to the victim's dad being charged with his killing.
SF Calls For Combined Justice And Health Summit Over Donagh Abuse Case
Continuing controversy over the return of two pervert brothers into the community they are said to have abused has led to further developments today.
Continuing controversy over the return of two pervert brothers into the community they are said to have abused has led to further developments today.
Jobs 'Hedged' In Dublin Move
An American firm is to create 50 jobs in hedge fund administration in Dublin. The Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Innovation, Batt O'Keeffe announced the new jobs in a financial services software firm that will be created over the next five years.
An American firm is to create 50 jobs in hedge fund administration in Dublin. The Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Innovation, Batt O'Keeffe announced the new jobs in a financial services software firm that will be created over the next five years.
Irish Volunteers Sought For Overseas
The Government's overseas development programme, Irish Aid, is hosting a major overseas volunteering fair in Dublin this Saturday (18th September) to highlight long and short-term volunteering opportunities in developing countries.
The Government's overseas development programme, Irish Aid, is hosting a major overseas volunteering fair in Dublin this Saturday (18th September) to highlight long and short-term volunteering opportunities in developing countries.
Other News In Brief
All-Ireland Finals Loom Down GAA fans are making last minute preparations as excitement builds ahead of this weekend's All-Ireland senior football final clash with Cork in Dublin. Tickets are at a premium for the game at Croke Park as Down aim for a sixth Sam Maguire trophy.
All-Ireland Finals Loom Down GAA fans are making last minute preparations as excitement builds ahead of this weekend's All-Ireland senior football final clash with Cork in Dublin. Tickets are at a premium for the game at Croke Park as Down aim for a sixth Sam Maguire trophy.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 17 2009, 6,209 days ago
Shares Rise As NAMA Debate Continues
The market has reacted positively to the ongoing debate on the National Asset Management Agency, (NAMA). This morning, shares in Irish banks rose in early trading with AIB up 29% in the first 20 minutes of trade in Dublin this morning, to stand at €3.40.
The market has reacted positively to the ongoing debate on the National Asset Management Agency, (NAMA). This morning, shares in Irish banks rose in early trading with AIB up 29% in the first 20 minutes of trade in Dublin this morning, to stand at €3.40.
Luas Crash Still Causing Delays
Traffic in Dublin continues be chaotic following an accident between a Luas tram and a bus on Wednesday. There is disruption to the Luas red line, with the service only running between Tallagh and Smithfield.
Traffic in Dublin continues be chaotic following an accident between a Luas tram and a bus on Wednesday. There is disruption to the Luas red line, with the service only running between Tallagh and Smithfield.
Social Welfare Queries Rising
It has emerged that the number of Irish citizens accessing information on social welfare entitlements and employment rights has jumped. The inquiries at citizens information centres rose by 24% during the first six months of the year, according to new figures.
It has emerged that the number of Irish citizens accessing information on social welfare entitlements and employment rights has jumped. The inquiries at citizens information centres rose by 24% during the first six months of the year, according to new figures.
Westmeath Pharmacy 'Ramraid' Probed
Two suspects are being held as gardaí in Mullingar investigate a burglary at a pharmacy involving a car being driven into the building. It happened in Oliver Plunkett Street in Mullingar at 2.15am this morning (Thursday) and saw officers later arresting two men aged 21 and 19.
Two suspects are being held as gardaí in Mullingar investigate a burglary at a pharmacy involving a car being driven into the building. It happened in Oliver Plunkett Street in Mullingar at 2.15am this morning (Thursday) and saw officers later arresting two men aged 21 and 19.
'Shoot to Kill' Reports Demanded
As a Belfast coroner yesterday gave the PSNI Chief Constable just weeks to hand over top secret reports on an alleged RUC 'shoot-to-kill' policy during the North's Troubles, a politician has urged immediate compliance.
As a Belfast coroner yesterday gave the PSNI Chief Constable just weeks to hand over top secret reports on an alleged RUC 'shoot-to-kill' policy during the North's Troubles, a politician has urged immediate compliance.
North's Community Relations Policy In Disarray
The DUP has said a Sinn Féin paper on community relations is "not a basis for building trust or confidence".
The DUP has said a Sinn Féin paper on community relations is "not a basis for building trust or confidence".
Teen Highjack Accused Remanded
A teenager who stands accused of first hijacking a doctor's car and then driving over one of his legs was served with a book of evidence today and remanded in custody pending his trial.
A teenager who stands accused of first hijacking a doctor's car and then driving over one of his legs was served with a book of evidence today and remanded in custody pending his trial.
Still No Justice Agreement For North
The North's two top ministers have failed to agree a financial package with Downing Street for the devolution of policing and justice powers to Stormont. Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness met with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown in London yesterday.
The North's two top ministers have failed to agree a financial package with Downing Street for the devolution of policing and justice powers to Stormont. Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness met with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown in London yesterday.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 17 2008, 6,574 days ago
Consumer Association Calls For Petrol Price Investigation
A consumer group has called for an investigation into why the price of petrol at the pumps has failed to come down despite the recent significant falls in the price of oil.
A consumer group has called for an investigation into why the price of petrol at the pumps has failed to come down despite the recent significant falls in the price of oil.
Man Charged In Bookies Murder Case
A 22-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Christopher Barry in a bookmakers on Saturday. Barry, 25, was shot dead in Byrne's Bookmakers in Killester Avenue, north Dublin, at around 3pm at the weekend.
A 22-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Christopher Barry in a bookmakers on Saturday. Barry, 25, was shot dead in Byrne's Bookmakers in Killester Avenue, north Dublin, at around 3pm at the weekend.
Witness Appeal After Death Of Dublin Man
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following the death of a man in Dublin last week. Bernard Larkin was found dead last Friday, 12 September, at his home at Richmond Cottages, Dublin 3.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following the death of a man in Dublin last week. Bernard Larkin was found dead last Friday, 12 September, at his home at Richmond Cottages, Dublin 3.
Airport Driver And Passengers Saved By String Of Heroes
Lives were saved in Dublin Airport on Tuesday following a string of heroic acts. A major accident was firstly averted by quick-thinking passengers on a private bus who grabbed the wheel as the driver suffered a heart attack.
Lives were saved in Dublin Airport on Tuesday following a string of heroic acts. A major accident was firstly averted by quick-thinking passengers on a private bus who grabbed the wheel as the driver suffered a heart attack.
Details Of Early Pay Deal Agreement Emerge
An outline agreement has been reached in the ongoing pay talks between the Irish Government, union leaders and employers. As details emerge, the proposed new national pay deal looks set to be a 6% rise for workers over the next 21 months, followed by a final extra 0.5% rise for lower paid workers.
An outline agreement has been reached in the ongoing pay talks between the Irish Government, union leaders and employers. As details emerge, the proposed new national pay deal looks set to be a 6% rise for workers over the next 21 months, followed by a final extra 0.5% rise for lower paid workers.
Local Feats Make Guinness World Records 2009 Edition
The Fastest Time To Pluck A Turkey (1 minute), the Longest Dance Party (55 hours) and the Tallest Foxglove (10ft 10in) are just some of the amazing feats reached by the Irish featured in the Guinness World Records 2009 Edition available in stores now.
The Fastest Time To Pluck A Turkey (1 minute), the Longest Dance Party (55 hours) and the Tallest Foxglove (10ft 10in) are just some of the amazing feats reached by the Irish featured in the Guinness World Records 2009 Edition available in stores now.
Fianna Fail's Northern Ambitions On Hold
After serious considerations last year, Fianna Fail has indefinitely halted its plans to organise in the North. As the party prepared to enter its Annual Conference in Limerick, the plans to enter into Northern Ireland politics have been taken 'off the agenda'.
After serious considerations last year, Fianna Fail has indefinitely halted its plans to organise in the North. As the party prepared to enter its Annual Conference in Limerick, the plans to enter into Northern Ireland politics have been taken 'off the agenda'.
Blue Whale Spotted Off Kerry
The world's largest living animal, the blue whale, has made its fist trip to Ireland in what is thought to be island's first validated sighting.
The world's largest living animal, the blue whale, has made its fist trip to Ireland in what is thought to be island's first validated sighting.
No More Progress For Progressive Democrats
Leaders of the Progressive Democrat Party have described the party as no longer viable, following a meeting to discuss the party's future. The four PD members of the Oireachtas made the collective statement, effectively marking the end for the party and its 3,000 members.
Leaders of the Progressive Democrat Party have described the party as no longer viable, following a meeting to discuss the party's future. The four PD members of the Oireachtas made the collective statement, effectively marking the end for the party and its 3,000 members.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 17 2007, 6,940 days ago
Gardaí Investigate Drogheda Death
Gardaí are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in an apartment in Drogheda, Co. Louth on Sunday night. The body of the 28-year-old was found in an apartment in Fair Street around 10pm on Sunday night.
Gardaí are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in an apartment in Drogheda, Co. Louth on Sunday night. The body of the 28-year-old was found in an apartment in Fair Street around 10pm on Sunday night.
Motorcyclist Dies In Carlow Crash
A man has been killed in a road crash in Co Carlow. The motorcyclist died when he collided with a parked vehicle at Closutton, near Leighlinbridge, at around 9.30am this morning. The man’s body has been removed to Kilkenny hospital. His name has not yet been released.
A man has been killed in a road crash in Co Carlow. The motorcyclist died when he collided with a parked vehicle at Closutton, near Leighlinbridge, at around 9.30am this morning. The man’s body has been removed to Kilkenny hospital. His name has not yet been released.
Body Found In Limerick
Gardaí in Co. Limerick have launched an investigation after the body of a man was found at a recycling plant. The plant in Luddenmore, Grange was cordoned off following the discovery, shortly after midday, and the State Pathologist has been contacted.
Gardaí in Co. Limerick have launched an investigation after the body of a man was found at a recycling plant. The plant in Luddenmore, Grange was cordoned off following the discovery, shortly after midday, and the State Pathologist has been contacted.
Man Due In Court Over Clonmel Death
A 28-year-old man is due to appear before a special sitting of Clonmel District Court, charged in connection with the death of a 45-year-old man whose body was found in a house in the town at the weekend.
A 28-year-old man is due to appear before a special sitting of Clonmel District Court, charged in connection with the death of a 45-year-old man whose body was found in a house in the town at the weekend.
Gardaí Appeal Over Murdered Longford Woman
Gardaí have appealed for information following the discovery of a woman's body in a house in Longford. The body of 37-year-old Sharon Coughlan, was found in a vacant house in the town on Saturday night. A post-mortem revealed that she died from asphyxiation.
Gardaí have appealed for information following the discovery of a woman's body in a house in Longford. The body of 37-year-old Sharon Coughlan, was found in a vacant house in the town on Saturday night. A post-mortem revealed that she died from asphyxiation.
Cannabis Seizure At Cork Airport
Cannabis with an estimated street value of €250,000 has been seized at Cork Airport, according to reports. It is understood that around 20 kilos of herbal cannabis was discovered when customs officers opened a man's suitcase at the airport.
Cannabis with an estimated street value of €250,000 has been seized at Cork Airport, according to reports. It is understood that around 20 kilos of herbal cannabis was discovered when customs officers opened a man's suitcase at the airport.
CRH In Munti-Billion Euro Talks With Cemex
International buildings group CRH has announced that it is planning to buy assets from Mexican cement company Cemex. The deal, which has been valued at between $3.5 and $4.5 billion, could be one of the biggest ever in Irish corporate history.
International buildings group CRH has announced that it is planning to buy assets from Mexican cement company Cemex. The deal, which has been valued at between $3.5 and $4.5 billion, could be one of the biggest ever in Irish corporate history.
Kilkenny Hotel Raids Investigated
Gardaí are investigating separate raids at two Kilkenny hotels, which took place in the early hours of Monday morning. The first incident happened at the Springhill Court Hotel on the Waterford Road around 2:30am.
Gardaí are investigating separate raids at two Kilkenny hotels, which took place in the early hours of Monday morning. The first incident happened at the Springhill Court Hotel on the Waterford Road around 2:30am.
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