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Irish News on Wed, Sep 18 2024, 365 days ago
Ireland's Biggest Winners From 2023 National Broadband Plan
It's been five years since the Irish government signed off on the National Broadband Plan, which aims to bring high-quality fibre internet to over a million Irish residents. It pays particular attention to an intervention area spanning over 500,000 premises, 65,000 farms and approximately 1.
It's been five years since the Irish government signed off on the National Broadband Plan, which aims to bring high-quality fibre internet to over a million Irish residents. It pays particular attention to an intervention area spanning over 500,000 premises, 65,000 farms and approximately 1.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 18 2019, 2,192 days ago
Elderly Man Arrested After Fatal Shooting In Mayo
An elderly man has been arrested after a man in his 60s was shot dead in County Mayo. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene in Aghamore, Ballyhaunis shortly before midnight on Tuesday, 17 September.
An elderly man has been arrested after a man in his 60s was shot dead in County Mayo. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene in Aghamore, Ballyhaunis shortly before midnight on Tuesday, 17 September.
Woman Dies & Three Injured In Wexford Crash
A woman has died and three other people injured following a crash in County Wexford. The two-vehicle collision happened at Kilnamanagh in Oulart at around 1.30pm on Tuesday. The woman, aged in her 50s, was taken to Wexford General Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
A woman has died and three other people injured following a crash in County Wexford. The two-vehicle collision happened at Kilnamanagh in Oulart at around 1.30pm on Tuesday. The woman, aged in her 50s, was taken to Wexford General Hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
Call For Govt To Support Laid Off Meat Workers
The Government is being urged to provide financial assistance to the thousands of workers who have been laid-off due to meat processing plant closures. The SIPTU union made the demands as the Irish beef crisis continues.
The Government is being urged to provide financial assistance to the thousands of workers who have been laid-off due to meat processing plant closures. The SIPTU union made the demands as the Irish beef crisis continues.
Woman Hospitalised Following Cork Mugging
A woman in her 90's has been hospitalised after she was mugged in Co Cork on Tuesday. The victim was targeted in the Castle Grounds near the centre of Macroom while walking with a friend at around 2.55pm on Tuesday afternoon, 17 September.
A woman in her 90's has been hospitalised after she was mugged in Co Cork on Tuesday. The victim was targeted in the Castle Grounds near the centre of Macroom while walking with a friend at around 2.55pm on Tuesday afternoon, 17 September.
Dublin's College Green Hosting Car Free Day
Dublin's College Green is set to go car-free this Sunday, 22 September, as part of European Mobility Week. The event will highlight the environmental and health benefits of a sustainable urban mobility culture.
Dublin's College Green is set to go car-free this Sunday, 22 September, as part of European Mobility Week. The event will highlight the environmental and health benefits of a sustainable urban mobility culture.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 18 2018, 2,557 days ago
Litter Fines No Longer Acting As Deterrent
Litter fines are no longer acting as a deterrent, Fianna Fáil Spokesperson for Dublin, John Lahart has said. Over the past five years, close to 7,500 litter fines have been issued by Dublin City Council but just 40% of these have been paid.
Litter fines are no longer acting as a deterrent, Fianna Fáil Spokesperson for Dublin, John Lahart has said. Over the past five years, close to 7,500 litter fines have been issued by Dublin City Council but just 40% of these have been paid.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 18 2017, 2,922 days ago
Govt Must Take 'Real Action' On New Affordable Housing Initiative - FF
The Government must take "real action" on its commitment to launch a new affordable housing initiative, Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Housing, Planning and Local Government, Barry Cowen, has said.
The Government must take "real action" on its commitment to launch a new affordable housing initiative, Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Housing, Planning and Local Government, Barry Cowen, has said.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 18 2015, 3,653 days ago
Witness Appeal Following Fatal Road Collision
Gardaí in Mullingar have appealed for witnesses of a fatal road traffic accident on Thursday, 17 September. A man, aged in his 40s, was fatally injured when the truck he was driving left the road at approximately 12:30.
Gardaí in Mullingar have appealed for witnesses of a fatal road traffic accident on Thursday, 17 September. A man, aged in his 40s, was fatally injured when the truck he was driving left the road at approximately 12:30.
Thomas Kent State Funeral Held In Cork
Thomas Kent, one of 16 men executed in the aftermath of the 1916 Rising, is to be given a State Funeral today in Cork. Born in Bawnard House, Castlelyons, near Fermoy, Co. Cork in 1865, Thomas and his brother William Kent were arrested following a RIC raid at the family home on 01 May, 1916.
Thomas Kent, one of 16 men executed in the aftermath of the 1916 Rising, is to be given a State Funeral today in Cork. Born in Bawnard House, Castlelyons, near Fermoy, Co. Cork in 1865, Thomas and his brother William Kent were arrested following a RIC raid at the family home on 01 May, 1916.
Man Arrested Over Death Of Vincent Morgian
A man has been arrested in connection with the death of 37-year-old Vincent Morgian in Cork on Thursday, 10 September. Mr Vincent died following a suspected assault on Lower Oliver Plunkett Street at about 14:00.
A man has been arrested in connection with the death of 37-year-old Vincent Morgian in Cork on Thursday, 10 September. Mr Vincent died following a suspected assault on Lower Oliver Plunkett Street at about 14:00.
Missing Man Found 'Safe And Well'
A 31-year-old Dublin man missing since 08 September has been found "safe and well", gardaí have reported. Stephen Sherlock was reported missing from the Pearse Street area of Dublin on Tuesday, 08 September. Garda were concerned for his welfare.
A 31-year-old Dublin man missing since 08 September has been found "safe and well", gardaí have reported. Stephen Sherlock was reported missing from the Pearse Street area of Dublin on Tuesday, 08 September. Garda were concerned for his welfare.
Govt Must Explore All Options Available In Refugee Crisis
The government must explore all options available to it to help address the growing humanitarian crisis, Sinn Féin MEP Liadh Ní Riada has said. Ms Ní Riada made the comments following a meeting at the Irish immigrant support centre, NASC, in Cork.
The government must explore all options available to it to help address the growing humanitarian crisis, Sinn Féin MEP Liadh Ní Riada has said. Ms Ní Riada made the comments following a meeting at the Irish immigrant support centre, NASC, in Cork.
Govt Must Support Aims Of People With Disabilities - Labour
The government must support people with disabilities in their campaign to move towards independent living with greater access to the workforce, Labour TD Robert Dowds has said.
The government must support people with disabilities in their campaign to move towards independent living with greater access to the workforce, Labour TD Robert Dowds has said.
Cash For Gold Sector Regulations Welcomed
The Minister for Justice has been urged to "not drag her heels" on the promise of regulation of the Cash for Gold sector, Fianna Fáil has said.
The Minister for Justice has been urged to "not drag her heels" on the promise of regulation of the Cash for Gold sector, Fianna Fáil has said.
Major Delays Expected After Port Tunnel Fire
Ongoing traffic delays are expected in Dublin following a vehicle fire inside the northbound bore of the Port Tunnel. According to reports the tunnel remains closed in both directions after a a fire on Friday morning.
Ongoing traffic delays are expected in Dublin following a vehicle fire inside the northbound bore of the Port Tunnel. According to reports the tunnel remains closed in both directions after a a fire on Friday morning.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 18 2014, 4,018 days ago
Fianna Fáil Accused Of Hypocrisy Over Water Charges
Fianna Fáil has been accused of hypocrisy over water charges, by Sinn Féin spokesperson on the environment, Brian Stanley.
Fianna Fáil has been accused of hypocrisy over water charges, by Sinn Féin spokesperson on the environment, Brian Stanley.
Confidential Report Reveals Concerns Over Portlaoise Hospital
An unpublished Health Service Executive Report called for the closure of the emergency department at Midland Regional Hospital and for surgical services to end, according to a report by the Irish Times.
An unpublished Health Service Executive Report called for the closure of the emergency department at Midland Regional Hospital and for surgical services to end, according to a report by the Irish Times.
Former Taoiseach Critical Of 1916 Rising
The 1916 Rising has been declared an unjust war, by former Taoiseach John Bruton.
The 1916 Rising has been declared an unjust war, by former Taoiseach John Bruton.
Penal Policy Review Group Call For Written Explanations Of Prison Terms
The Penal Policy Review group has made a series of recommendations on the criminal justice system in Ireland. One of the recommendations calls for Judges to provide a written explanation of why a person has been jailed.
The Penal Policy Review group has made a series of recommendations on the criminal justice system in Ireland. One of the recommendations calls for Judges to provide a written explanation of why a person has been jailed.
Four Arrested In Money Laundering Investigation
Gardaí in Cork have arrested four people in an investigation into money laundering. Two men, aged 19 and 29, and two women, aged 28 and 50, were arrested during a search of houses in the Fairhill and Knocknaheeny areas.
Gardaí in Cork have arrested four people in an investigation into money laundering. Two men, aged 19 and 29, and two women, aged 28 and 50, were arrested during a search of houses in the Fairhill and Knocknaheeny areas.
Prison Officers To Stage Work Stoppages
Strike action by prison officers at two of the country's largest prisons is to be held in a dispute over staffing levels. A one-hour work stoppage will be held today at Cloverhill Prison, followed by two one-hour work stoppages at Mountjoy Prison next week.
Strike action by prison officers at two of the country's largest prisons is to be held in a dispute over staffing levels. A one-hour work stoppage will be held today at Cloverhill Prison, followed by two one-hour work stoppages at Mountjoy Prison next week.
Rents In Dublin Rise By 8.5%
Annual growth in the Dublin private rented market in the year to the end of June this year was 10.5%, with Dublin house rents up by 8.5% and Dublin apartment rents up by 12.1%. In contrast, annual growth in rents for the market outside Dublin was more subdued, recording growth of 2.
Annual growth in the Dublin private rented market in the year to the end of June this year was 10.5%, with Dublin house rents up by 8.5% and Dublin apartment rents up by 12.1%. In contrast, annual growth in rents for the market outside Dublin was more subdued, recording growth of 2.
Sinn Féin Call For Embargo On Israeli Arms
Confirmation that the Irish government will continue to buy military hardware from Israeli companies has been described as 'disappointing' by Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Defence, Padraig Mac Lochlainn.
Confirmation that the Irish government will continue to buy military hardware from Israeli companies has been described as 'disappointing' by Sinn Féin Spokesperson on Defence, Padraig Mac Lochlainn.
Galway City Council Reject Local Property Tax Reduction Proposal
Galway City Council has rejected a Sinn Féin proposal to reduce the Local Property Tax next year. The council discussed a Sinn Féin proposal to reduce the tax by 15% in 2015, however, following the debate, the council voted against the move.
Galway City Council has rejected a Sinn Féin proposal to reduce the Local Property Tax next year. The council discussed a Sinn Féin proposal to reduce the tax by 15% in 2015, however, following the debate, the council voted against the move.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 18 2013, 4,383 days ago
Dáil Back After Summer Recess
The summer recess has ended and the Dáil have returned to begin work on the Budget and next month's upcoming referendums. The two referendums, one on the abolition of the Seanad and the other on the establishing a Court of Appeal, have the support of both government parties.
The summer recess has ended and the Dáil have returned to begin work on the Budget and next month's upcoming referendums. The two referendums, one on the abolition of the Seanad and the other on the establishing a Court of Appeal, have the support of both government parties.
Fine Gael Launch 'Yes' Vote Facebook Ad Campaign
In the ongoing battle over the proposed abolition of the Seanad, Fine Gael have launched a series of ads on Facebook, which highlight other European countries that have chosen to abolish their second house of parliament.
In the ongoing battle over the proposed abolition of the Seanad, Fine Gael have launched a series of ads on Facebook, which highlight other European countries that have chosen to abolish their second house of parliament.
Adams Challenges Fianna Fáil Leader To Public Debate
Fianna Fáil Leader Mícheál Martin has been challenged to a public debate over the proposed abolition of the Seanad by Sinn Féin leader, Gerry Adams. In a statement issued on the party's website, Mr Adams said: "Mícheál Martin now talks about political reform.
Fianna Fáil Leader Mícheál Martin has been challenged to a public debate over the proposed abolition of the Seanad by Sinn Féin leader, Gerry Adams. In a statement issued on the party's website, Mr Adams said: "Mícheál Martin now talks about political reform.
Body Discovered In Galway Street
An investigation is underway following the discovery of a body in Galway city this morning. It is understood that the body of a 40-year-old local man was found at around 07:30 on Wednesday morning on Shop St. Gardaí have said that they do not believe the death to be suspicious.
An investigation is underway following the discovery of a body in Galway city this morning. It is understood that the body of a 40-year-old local man was found at around 07:30 on Wednesday morning on Shop St. Gardaí have said that they do not believe the death to be suspicious.
2013 Peat Harvest Best In Company's History
Over four time as much peat has been harvested this year compared to 2012, amounting to 166% of its 2013 target, Bord na Móna have reported. This is the largest percentage increase in the history of company. The good summer weather as been credited with helping such a bumper harvest for the year.
Over four time as much peat has been harvested this year compared to 2012, amounting to 166% of its 2013 target, Bord na Móna have reported. This is the largest percentage increase in the history of company. The good summer weather as been credited with helping such a bumper harvest for the year.
Two Garda Officers Charged Over Alleged Pepper Spray Assault
Two gardaí officers are to face charges in connection with assaulting a teenager with pepper spray.
Two gardaí officers are to face charges in connection with assaulting a teenager with pepper spray.
Gardaí Appeal For Information Over Elaine O'Hara Disappearance And Death
Gardaí investigating the disappearance and death of Elaine O’Hara have appealed for anyone she had contact with before she went missing in August 2012 to contact them. Human remains found last week in the Killakee Mountain in Rathfarnham have been confirmed as belonging to Ms O'Hara, who was 36.
Gardaí investigating the disappearance and death of Elaine O’Hara have appealed for anyone she had contact with before she went missing in August 2012 to contact them. Human remains found last week in the Killakee Mountain in Rathfarnham have been confirmed as belonging to Ms O'Hara, who was 36.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 18 2012, 4,748 days ago
105 Seasonal Bord na Móna Staff Laid Off
105 of Bord na Móna’s seasonal employees are to lose their jobs as a result of this year's poor peat harvest. A further 90 staff are to be put onto short-time working, while there will also be redeployment of some full time staff, in order to generate cost savings.
105 of Bord na Móna’s seasonal employees are to lose their jobs as a result of this year's poor peat harvest. A further 90 staff are to be put onto short-time working, while there will also be redeployment of some full time staff, in order to generate cost savings.
Clare County Council Blocking Student Grants Over Household Charge
Clare County Council has refused to approve third-level student grants unless their parents have paid the €100 household charge, in a move supported by education minister Ruairi Quinn this morning. Mr Quinn said it was a "reasonable" question for the council to ask whether the charge has been paid.
Clare County Council has refused to approve third-level student grants unless their parents have paid the €100 household charge, in a move supported by education minister Ruairi Quinn this morning. Mr Quinn said it was a "reasonable" question for the council to ask whether the charge has been paid.
Bord Gáis Announce 5% Price Increase
Domestic electricity bills could increase by more than €50 a year as Bord Gáis announce a 5% price hike. The price increase, which will come into effect from 15 October, will see customers paying over 15% more for their electricity than 12 months ago.
Domestic electricity bills could increase by more than €50 a year as Bord Gáis announce a 5% price hike. The price increase, which will come into effect from 15 October, will see customers paying over 15% more for their electricity than 12 months ago.
Clerys Department Store Saved By US Takeover
Some 350 jobs at iconic department store Clerys, on O’Connell Street in Dublin, have been saved after a take over deal was agreed with a US company on Monday.
Some 350 jobs at iconic department store Clerys, on O’Connell Street in Dublin, have been saved after a take over deal was agreed with a US company on Monday.
25-Year-Old Shot On Doorstep
A 25-year-old man has been injured in a shooting in the early hours of Tuesday morning, when he answered a call to his front door. The man was hit in his knee and stomach in the attack at his home on the Burrin Road, Carlow. Gardaí have said the incident occurred at 2.
A 25-year-old man has been injured in a shooting in the early hours of Tuesday morning, when he answered a call to his front door. The man was hit in his knee and stomach in the attack at his home on the Burrin Road, Carlow. Gardaí have said the incident occurred at 2.
FAS Staff Could Face Sack Over Pornographic Emails
Staff at state agency FAS could be facing the sack over the distribution of thousands of pornographic images.
Staff at state agency FAS could be facing the sack over the distribution of thousands of pornographic images.
Teacher Awarded €75,000 Damages Over Harassment Claims
A female secondary school teacher, dismissed for complaining about alleged sexual harassment by male pupils, has been awarded €75,000 in damages.
A female secondary school teacher, dismissed for complaining about alleged sexual harassment by male pupils, has been awarded €75,000 in damages.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 18 2009, 5,844 days ago
Blaze Fatality Probed
An aged man has been injured and a 90-year-old woman has died in a house fire in Skibbereen, Co Cork. The injured man - who is 88 - is actually the deceased's brother. The tragedy came to light after a man walking on Convent Hill in Skibbereen noticed the blaze and alerted the emergency services.
An aged man has been injured and a 90-year-old woman has died in a house fire in Skibbereen, Co Cork. The injured man - who is 88 - is actually the deceased's brother. The tragedy came to light after a man walking on Convent Hill in Skibbereen noticed the blaze and alerted the emergency services.
Luas Crash Teen Fights For Life
As separate investigations into the cause continued today, a teenage girl is fighting for her life after this week's Luas/bus crash in Dublin. Questions centre on how the double decker appeared to have had a green light when entering the junction before hitting the Luas tram.
As separate investigations into the cause continued today, a teenage girl is fighting for her life after this week's Luas/bus crash in Dublin. Questions centre on how the double decker appeared to have had a green light when entering the junction before hitting the Luas tram.
Drug Hauls Recovered
As the result of an ongoing operation involving the Organised Crime team and Naas detective units, a house has been searched in the Robertstown area of Co Kildare.
As the result of an ongoing operation involving the Organised Crime team and Naas detective units, a house has been searched in the Robertstown area of Co Kildare.
Biking Is 'Just Capital' For Dubliners
Capitalism meets environmentalism with the recent launch of a bike-it scheme for getting around the Irish capital.
Capitalism meets environmentalism with the recent launch of a bike-it scheme for getting around the Irish capital.
Bail For Massereene Suspect
The man charged with the murders of two soldiers in March has been given bail at the High Court. Brian Shivers, 44, from Sperrin Mews in Magherafelt, is also charged with the attempted murder of six other people.
The man charged with the murders of two soldiers in March has been given bail at the High Court. Brian Shivers, 44, from Sperrin Mews in Magherafelt, is also charged with the attempted murder of six other people.
Two Charged Over Alvor Killing
A teenager and another male have appeared in court in Portugal charged in connection with the death of a Londonderry businessman in the Algarve earlier this month. The accused, aged 19 and 26 and from Brazil, were charged with homicide and robbery.
A teenager and another male have appeared in court in Portugal charged in connection with the death of a Londonderry businessman in the Algarve earlier this month. The accused, aged 19 and 26 and from Brazil, were charged with homicide and robbery.
Garda Week Highlights Safety
Community safety initiatives that will bring palpable strategic benefits in the reduction of crime will be the focus next week. That's according to the Garda Commissioner, Fachtna Murphy, who has designated the week as Garda Community Safety Week.
Community safety initiatives that will bring palpable strategic benefits in the reduction of crime will be the focus next week. That's according to the Garda Commissioner, Fachtna Murphy, who has designated the week as Garda Community Safety Week.
'Futile' Lurgan Violence Condemned
Attempts to orchestrate widespread trouble in the North last night have been branded "futile". Several vehicles were hijacked and burnt out in an apparent attempt to lure police into predominantly republican areas of Lurgan, Co Armagh.
Attempts to orchestrate widespread trouble in the North last night have been branded "futile". Several vehicles were hijacked and burnt out in an apparent attempt to lure police into predominantly republican areas of Lurgan, Co Armagh.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 18 2008, 6,209 days ago
Three Arrested After Armoured Van Robbery
Three people are being held after a cash-in-transit van was stolen in Drogheda, Co Louth on Thursday morning. At 10.00am, Gardaí received a call to say a van was being held-up by an armed gang outside a shop at Bryanstown, Drogheda.
Three people are being held after a cash-in-transit van was stolen in Drogheda, Co Louth on Thursday morning. At 10.00am, Gardaí received a call to say a van was being held-up by an armed gang outside a shop at Bryanstown, Drogheda.
Developer Denies Giving Ahern "A Penny"
The developer at the heart of one of the Mahon Tribunal's main investigations has told the hearing he "never gave a penny in my life to Albert Reynolds or Bertie Ahern.
The developer at the heart of one of the Mahon Tribunal's main investigations has told the hearing he "never gave a penny in my life to Albert Reynolds or Bertie Ahern.
Treaty Coverage Gave 'No' Side "More Credibility"
A conference for Ireland's professional broadcasters - looking at their coverage of the contentious Lisbon Treaty - has heard claims that they presented the 'No' camp with "less scrutiny than it deserved".
A conference for Ireland's professional broadcasters - looking at their coverage of the contentious Lisbon Treaty - has heard claims that they presented the 'No' camp with "less scrutiny than it deserved".
BOI At Lowest Price For Over 10 Years
The recent economic tumult has seen the Bank of Ireland's share price slump to levels not seen since 1997. The bank's shares fell by 14% after an announcement it was to cut its half-year and full-year payouts to shareholders, with its share price now standing at €3.
The recent economic tumult has seen the Bank of Ireland's share price slump to levels not seen since 1997. The bank's shares fell by 14% after an announcement it was to cut its half-year and full-year payouts to shareholders, with its share price now standing at €3.
Bare-Chested Protester Disrupts Ryanair AGM
A bare-chested protester has stormed the Ryanair AGM in Dublin, ambushing the Airline's 'celebrity' Chief Executive Officer.
A bare-chested protester has stormed the Ryanair AGM in Dublin, ambushing the Airline's 'celebrity' Chief Executive Officer.
Almost Half Of Chemists In Breach Of Regulations
Nearly half of Ireland's chemists have been caught breaching pharmacy regulations, according to a new study. The Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland randomly inspected a total of 147 pharmacies from January 2007 to July 2008 and discovered 62 infringements of chemists regulations.
Nearly half of Ireland's chemists have been caught breaching pharmacy regulations, according to a new study. The Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland randomly inspected a total of 147 pharmacies from January 2007 to July 2008 and discovered 62 infringements of chemists regulations.
Proposals May Help Low Income Home Buyers
Home buyers on low incomes could soon receive help from the Government for their house-hunting. The Environment Minister John Gormley has been given the go-ahead to draw up an expanded system of local authority loans for home buyers in the lower tax brackets.
Home buyers on low incomes could soon receive help from the Government for their house-hunting. The Environment Minister John Gormley has been given the go-ahead to draw up an expanded system of local authority loans for home buyers in the lower tax brackets.
Irish News on Tue, Sep 18 2007, 6,575 days ago
Crash Victims' Families Make Way To Phuket
Relatives of the families of the two Derry men on board Sunday's plane crash at Phuket airport, are making their way over to the Thai island today. Aaron Toland, 23, who was was one of five Irish people on board the ill-fated flight, was confirmed dead yesterday.
Relatives of the families of the two Derry men on board Sunday's plane crash at Phuket airport, are making their way over to the Thai island today. Aaron Toland, 23, who was was one of five Irish people on board the ill-fated flight, was confirmed dead yesterday.
Woman In Hospital After Dublin Funfair Accident
A woman has been left seriously injured following an accident at a Dublin funfair. The woman in her 30s, was thrown from a high-speed ride at the Fun Fest, in the Millenium Park, Blanchardstown. The incident occurred at around 8pm yesterday evening.
A woman has been left seriously injured following an accident at a Dublin funfair. The woman in her 30s, was thrown from a high-speed ride at the Fun Fest, in the Millenium Park, Blanchardstown. The incident occurred at around 8pm yesterday evening.
Man In Court Over Clonmel Murder
A 28-year-old man has appeared in court in Co Tipperary charged with the murder of a man in Clonmel at the weekend. Alex Freiberg, of Bridgewater House, Clonmel, appeared before Clonmel District Court on Monday evening, charged with the murder of 45-year-old Kieran Cambridge.
A 28-year-old man has appeared in court in Co Tipperary charged with the murder of a man in Clonmel at the weekend. Alex Freiberg, of Bridgewater House, Clonmel, appeared before Clonmel District Court on Monday evening, charged with the murder of 45-year-old Kieran Cambridge.
Drogheda Death - Man In Court
A 28-year-old man has appeared in court charged in connection with the fatal stabbing of his twin brother in Drogheda, Co. Louth on Sunday night. Colm Donlon was found in an apartment in Fair Street around 10pm on Sunday night and was pronounced dead at the scene.
A 28-year-old man has appeared in court charged in connection with the fatal stabbing of his twin brother in Drogheda, Co. Louth on Sunday night. Colm Donlon was found in an apartment in Fair Street around 10pm on Sunday night and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Reassurance For Irish Northern Rock Customers
British Chancellor Alistair Darling's guarantee that the Bank of England would underwrite all existing deposits at Northern Rock also extends to Irish customers of the beleaguered bank, Tanaiste and Minister for Finance Brian Cowen has confirmed.
British Chancellor Alistair Darling's guarantee that the Bank of England would underwrite all existing deposits at Northern Rock also extends to Irish customers of the beleaguered bank, Tanaiste and Minister for Finance Brian Cowen has confirmed.
Renewed Appeal Over Longford Murder
Gardaí investigating the murder of Sharon Coughlan in Longford have issued a new appeal for information. The body of Mrs Coughlan, 37, was found in a vacant house in Longford, understood to be just a few doors from her own home, on Saturday night.
Gardaí investigating the murder of Sharon Coughlan in Longford have issued a new appeal for information. The body of Mrs Coughlan, 37, was found in a vacant house in Longford, understood to be just a few doors from her own home, on Saturday night.
Limerick Skip Death Was 'Accident'
The death of a man whose body was found in a skip in Limerick is understood to have been accidental. The State Pathologist Dr Marie Cassidy confirmed that the man's death was caused by severe crush injuries which were caused accidentally by the skip being loaded onto a refuse collection truck.
The death of a man whose body was found in a skip in Limerick is understood to have been accidental. The State Pathologist Dr Marie Cassidy confirmed that the man's death was caused by severe crush injuries which were caused accidentally by the skip being loaded onto a refuse collection truck.
Cannabis Discovery Off Aran Islands
A quantity of drugs, with an estimated street value of between €1 million and €1.4 million has been recovered in the sea, off the Aran Islands.
A quantity of drugs, with an estimated street value of between €1 million and €1.4 million has been recovered in the sea, off the Aran Islands.
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Ireland WeatherToday:A sunny but frosty start for many. However cloud increases by midday with a few showers reaching the north coast, these mostly light but spreading inland this afternoon. Chilly. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:A rather cloudy evening with scattered showers. Becoming drier through the night with some good clear spells developing and a patchy frost away from coasts. Minimum temperature 0 °C.