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Irish News on Thu, Sep 5 2019, 2,557 days ago
Motorcyclist Killed In Dublin Crash
A man has died following a collision between a motorbike and a taxi in Dublin. The crash occurred on the Old Navan Road near Mulhuddart in the west of the city at around 7pm on Wednesday evening, 04 September.
A man has died following a collision between a motorbike and a taxi in Dublin. The crash occurred on the Old Navan Road near Mulhuddart in the west of the city at around 7pm on Wednesday evening, 04 September.
Appeal After Man Shot In Dublin
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a man was shot in the Lucan area of Dublin yesterday, Wednesday 04 September. The shooting happened at Griffeen Glen Park at around 1.50pm and saw the target shot in his body, head and arms while in his car. He is in stable condition in hospital.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after a man was shot in the Lucan area of Dublin yesterday, Wednesday 04 September. The shooting happened at Griffeen Glen Park at around 1.50pm and saw the target shot in his body, head and arms while in his car. He is in stable condition in hospital.
25% Of Pupils With Disabilities On Short School Days
One in four children with disabilities in Ireland are missing classes and opportunities to socialise with other children as they are on short school days, a new report has found.
One in four children with disabilities in Ireland are missing classes and opportunities to socialise with other children as they are on short school days, a new report has found.
Homeless Charity Demands Policy Review
Homeless charity Focus Ireland has called on the Government to urgently review its policies to tackle the homelessness crisis as new figures reveal a total of 10,275 people were officially homeless in July.
Homeless charity Focus Ireland has called on the Government to urgently review its policies to tackle the homelessness crisis as new figures reveal a total of 10,275 people were officially homeless in July.
Getting Your Business Brexit Ready
The government has launched a new campaign to highlight practical steps Irish businesses must take to prepare for the UK's departure from the EU.
The government has launched a new campaign to highlight practical steps Irish businesses must take to prepare for the UK's departure from the EU.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 5 2018, 2,922 days ago
Revenue Officers Seize Smuggled Cigarettes In Co Cork
Revenue officers have seized more than 36,500 smuggled cigarettes in a search operation in Mallow, Co Cork, with the assistance of Revenue detector dog Eva.
Revenue officers have seized more than 36,500 smuggled cigarettes in a search operation in Mallow, Co Cork, with the assistance of Revenue detector dog Eva.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 5 2016, 3,652 days ago
Farranree In Cork Found To Be 'Seriously Littered'
Farranree in Cork has been found to be seriously littered, according to a report from Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL). Mahon in Cork, Castlebar in Mayo, and Ballymun in Dublin were found to be all littered. Sinn Fein Councillor Noeleen Reilly said she was "disappointed" with the findings.
Farranree in Cork has been found to be seriously littered, according to a report from Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL). Mahon in Cork, Castlebar in Mayo, and Ballymun in Dublin were found to be all littered. Sinn Fein Councillor Noeleen Reilly said she was "disappointed" with the findings.
Renewed Appeal Following Murder Of Raonaid Murray
Gardai have renewed their appeal for information following the murder of 17-year old Raonaid Murray. Her body was found at Silchester Crescent in Glenageary, Dublin, just 500 metres from her home on 04 September 1999.
Gardai have renewed their appeal for information following the murder of 17-year old Raonaid Murray. Her body was found at Silchester Crescent in Glenageary, Dublin, just 500 metres from her home on 04 September 1999.
Call For Truck Drivers To Be More Vigilant After Rise In Bridge Strikes
Ianród Éireann has appealed to truck drivers to be more vigilant and careful following a rise in the number of bridge strikes. In 2015, there were 85 bridge strikes across the network, but this year to date alone there has been 68 bridge strikes.
Ianród Éireann has appealed to truck drivers to be more vigilant and careful following a rise in the number of bridge strikes. In 2015, there were 85 bridge strikes across the network, but this year to date alone there has been 68 bridge strikes.
Woman Dies After Being Hit By Car In Dublin
An elderly woman who was hit by a car in Dublin has died in hospital. The incident occurred on the Navan Road at around 8.15am on Sunday, 04 September. The driver of the car was arrested and taken to Finglas Garda Station.
An elderly woman who was hit by a car in Dublin has died in hospital. The incident occurred on the Navan Road at around 8.15am on Sunday, 04 September. The driver of the car was arrested and taken to Finglas Garda Station.
Man Arrested Following Robbery In Co Kildare
A 19-year-old man has been arrested following a robbery in Co Kildare. Two men were approached by another male, who had an iron bar, in the Langton Park area in Newbridge at around 4.45am on Sunday, 04 September. The man threatened the two men, took their mobile phones and made off.
A 19-year-old man has been arrested following a robbery in Co Kildare. Two men were approached by another male, who had an iron bar, in the Langton Park area in Newbridge at around 4.45am on Sunday, 04 September. The man threatened the two men, took their mobile phones and made off.
Shortage Of Acute Hospital Beds Is Causing Chaos - IMO
The shortage of acute hospital beds in causing "chaos" in Emergency Departments across Ireland, according to the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO). Dr.
The shortage of acute hospital beds in causing "chaos" in Emergency Departments across Ireland, according to the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO). Dr.
Man Killed In Co Louth Road Crash
A man has died in a road collision in Co Louth. The single-vehicle crash occurred at Rassan on the Dundalk to Castleblaney Road at around 7am today, 05 September. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. The road has been closed and diversions have been put in place.
A man has died in a road collision in Co Louth. The single-vehicle crash occurred at Rassan on the Dundalk to Castleblaney Road at around 7am today, 05 September. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. The road has been closed and diversions have been put in place.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 5 2014, 4,383 days ago
Flanagan Meets NI Secretary In London Talks
Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Charlie Flanagan is in London today for talks on Northern Ireland, as well as a series of engagements with representatives of the Irish community. The Minister met with NI Secretary Theresa Villiers to discuss current unresolved issues in Northern Ireland.
Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Charlie Flanagan is in London today for talks on Northern Ireland, as well as a series of engagements with representatives of the Irish community. The Minister met with NI Secretary Theresa Villiers to discuss current unresolved issues in Northern Ireland.
Gardai Appeal Over Blackrock Road Collision
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to a traffic collision in Blackrock in County Dublin yesterday. At about 13:40 a six-year-old boy pedestrian was seriously injured when he was struck by a car on Cross Avenue, Blackrock.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to a traffic collision in Blackrock in County Dublin yesterday. At about 13:40 a six-year-old boy pedestrian was seriously injured when he was struck by a car on Cross Avenue, Blackrock.
Wealthier Local Areas To Top-Up Lower Tax Bases
80% of of Local Property Tax is to be kept by councils to fund public services, with 20% being re-distributed to top up funding to those areas with lower tax bases, under new rules announced by the Department of the Environment for 2015.
80% of of Local Property Tax is to be kept by councils to fund public services, with 20% being re-distributed to top up funding to those areas with lower tax bases, under new rules announced by the Department of the Environment for 2015.
Service Industries Continue To Improve
The value of the service industry in Ireland increased by 1.4% in July when compared with June, while in the year to July, there was an increase of 5.3%.
The value of the service industry in Ireland increased by 1.4% in July when compared with June, while in the year to July, there was an increase of 5.3%.
Man Arrested Following Guns Discovery
A man has been arrested following the discovery of two guns in Dublin on Thursday evening. According to Gardaí, the man, aged 36, was searched by officers at Newlands Road, Lucan, at around 6.30pm. He was found to have two handguns and a small amount of cocaine.
A man has been arrested following the discovery of two guns in Dublin on Thursday evening. According to Gardaí, the man, aged 36, was searched by officers at Newlands Road, Lucan, at around 6.30pm. He was found to have two handguns and a small amount of cocaine.
Viable Explosive Device Made Safe In Dublin
A viable improvised explosive device (IED) has been made safe in Dublin, it has been confirmed. It is understood the device was discovered in the garden of a private residence on Thursday evening by the homeowner. A bomb disposal team attended the scene in Ronanstown, Co Dublin.
A viable improvised explosive device (IED) has been made safe in Dublin, it has been confirmed. It is understood the device was discovered in the garden of a private residence on Thursday evening by the homeowner. A bomb disposal team attended the scene in Ronanstown, Co Dublin.
Three Brothers Found Dead In Co Cork
Post-mortem examinations are to be carried out on the bodies of three brothers who have been found dead in Co Cork. According to Gardaí, nine-year-old twins Thomas and Paddy O'Driscoll were found at their home in Deerpark, Charleville, at around 5pm on Thursday.
Post-mortem examinations are to be carried out on the bodies of three brothers who have been found dead in Co Cork. According to Gardaí, nine-year-old twins Thomas and Paddy O'Driscoll were found at their home in Deerpark, Charleville, at around 5pm on Thursday.
Irish News on Thu, Sep 5 2013, 4,748 days ago
Second-Level Teachers Balloted Over Haddington Road
Some 30,000 second-level school teachers are to be balloted over the proposed Haddington Road agreement, previously accepted by primary teachers union INTO and others.
Some 30,000 second-level school teachers are to be balloted over the proposed Haddington Road agreement, previously accepted by primary teachers union INTO and others.
Audit Of Gardaí Stations Finds Fourth Case Of Missing Money
Sums of money have gone missing from four different Gardaí stations this year, an audit of how the stations handle money as evidence has found. The audit was ordered following a case in March when a shop owner went to a gardaí station to recover money that had been stolen from his business.
Sums of money have gone missing from four different Gardaí stations this year, an audit of how the stations handle money as evidence has found. The audit was ordered following a case in March when a shop owner went to a gardaí station to recover money that had been stolen from his business.
HSE Refers Industrial Action To The LRC
The decision by Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) doctors to strike, has been referred to the Labour Relations Commission (LRC).
The decision by Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) doctors to strike, has been referred to the Labour Relations Commission (LRC).
Body Found Of Missing Monagahan Farmer
The body of Gerard Tierney, who had been missing for over a week, has been found in a slurry storage facility on his farm. Mr Tierney had been missing from his home since Thursday of last week before his remains were uncovered yesterday.
The body of Gerard Tierney, who had been missing for over a week, has been found in a slurry storage facility on his farm. Mr Tierney had been missing from his home since Thursday of last week before his remains were uncovered yesterday.
Motorcyclist Death Is 20th This Year
A motorcyclist has died in Co Kildare following a collision with a car at around 15:00 on Wednesday. The crash happened outside Celbridge on the M4 between junction 6 and the Maynooth Road. The man, believed to be in his 30s, was pronounced dead at the scene.
A motorcyclist has died in Co Kildare following a collision with a car at around 15:00 on Wednesday. The crash happened outside Celbridge on the M4 between junction 6 and the Maynooth Road. The man, believed to be in his 30s, was pronounced dead at the scene.
New Earth Observation Station Opens In Cork
Irelands first ever Earth Observation Station has been officially opened at the National Space Centre in Cork by Taoiseach Enda Kenny. Some €80 million will be invested in the centre over the next ten years as it aims to identify and track space junk.
Irelands first ever Earth Observation Station has been officially opened at the National Space Centre in Cork by Taoiseach Enda Kenny. Some €80 million will be invested in the centre over the next ten years as it aims to identify and track space junk.
Customers Invited To Exchange Unused HMV Gift Cards
All outstanding HMV gift cards will be accepted and exchanged for new card accepted by the new business. When the retailer entered receivership in January, customers feared they were going to miss out as it was announced that the retailer would no longer honour the cards.
All outstanding HMV gift cards will be accepted and exchanged for new card accepted by the new business. When the retailer entered receivership in January, customers feared they were going to miss out as it was announced that the retailer would no longer honour the cards.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 5 2012, 5,113 days ago
Driver Escapes Injury In Train Crash At Level Crossing
Both Iarnród Éireann and the Rail Accident Investigation Unit are investigating a collision between a train and a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
Both Iarnród Éireann and the Rail Accident Investigation Unit are investigating a collision between a train and a four-wheel-drive vehicle.
Bishop Apologises For Moving Two Abusive Priests To A Different Diocese
The Bishop of Clonfert in Galway has apologised for moving two priests to a different diocese after they sexually abused children. John Kirby spoke to Galway Bay FM after the publication of seven audits into child safeguarding practices in the Catholic church and religious orders.
The Bishop of Clonfert in Galway has apologised for moving two priests to a different diocese after they sexually abused children. John Kirby spoke to Galway Bay FM after the publication of seven audits into child safeguarding practices in the Catholic church and religious orders.
Cuts To Personal Assistant Hours Will Not Proceed
Labour TD for Cork South-West Michael McCarthy has welcomed the decision by Government not to proceed with planned cuts to personal assistant hours for people with disabilities.
Labour TD for Cork South-West Michael McCarthy has welcomed the decision by Government not to proceed with planned cuts to personal assistant hours for people with disabilities.
18% Increase In Callers To Rape Helpline
An increase of 18% in first time callers to the National 24 hour Helpline operated by Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC) in 2011 has been recorded. Dr.
An increase of 18% in first time callers to the National 24 hour Helpline operated by Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC) in 2011 has been recorded. Dr.
Live Register Decreases By 2,000
The number of people signing on the Live Register dropped by 2,000 in August to 434,000 according to figures by the Central Statistic Office (CSO). The standardised unemployment rate in August this year was 14.7%, this remained unchanged from the latest July 2012 rate.
The number of people signing on the Live Register dropped by 2,000 in August to 434,000 according to figures by the Central Statistic Office (CSO). The standardised unemployment rate in August this year was 14.7%, this remained unchanged from the latest July 2012 rate.
Search Continues For Missing Diver
A search for a diver missing off the west coast of Cork has recommenced. The man has been missing from yesterday evening. Three men had been diving at a site approximately 12 miles south of Baltimore and one man did not return to the surface.
A search for a diver missing off the west coast of Cork has recommenced. The man has been missing from yesterday evening. Three men had been diving at a site approximately 12 miles south of Baltimore and one man did not return to the surface.
Restructuring Of ITE Gets Go Ahead
The Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairí Quinn T.D., is to proceed with radical plans to overhaul the provision of initial teacher education (ITE).
The Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairí Quinn T.D., is to proceed with radical plans to overhaul the provision of initial teacher education (ITE).
Overseas Hitman May Have Targeted Alan Ryan
In a killing described as "very professional" it is understood Gardaí are investigating whether a hitman was hired from abroad to kill leading dissident terrorist Alan Ryan. 32-year-old Ryan was walking along a quiet street with two friends, Aaron Neilis and Paul Stewart, when he was targeted.
In a killing described as "very professional" it is understood Gardaí are investigating whether a hitman was hired from abroad to kill leading dissident terrorist Alan Ryan. 32-year-old Ryan was walking along a quiet street with two friends, Aaron Neilis and Paul Stewart, when he was targeted.
Government U-Turn On Disability Cuts
More than €10m in cuts that would have affected the disabled have been stopped in a last minute U-turn by the government on Tuesday night.
More than €10m in cuts that would have affected the disabled have been stopped in a last minute U-turn by the government on Tuesday night.
Irish News on Mon, Sep 5 2011, 5,479 days ago
Hospital Overcrowding 'At Its Highest'
People 'trollied' at the sidelines in hospitals, awaiting medical treatment has reached record-breaking heights, so a nurses' group has said. According to a nurses group the amount of people waiting on trolleys to be treated in hospital was at the highest it has been in five years.
People 'trollied' at the sidelines in hospitals, awaiting medical treatment has reached record-breaking heights, so a nurses' group has said. According to a nurses group the amount of people waiting on trolleys to be treated in hospital was at the highest it has been in five years.
Government Criticism Of Vatican Continues
It now seems unlikely that the Irish Government will back down on its criticism of the Holy See following the Vatican's response to the Cloyne Report, into Clerical Child Sex Abuse.
It now seems unlikely that the Irish Government will back down on its criticism of the Holy See following the Vatican's response to the Cloyne Report, into Clerical Child Sex Abuse.
UCC Moves Up In Uni World Rankings
University College Cork (UCC) has moved up in the world; improving its position in the QS World Rankings by 205 places in the last six years. The QS World Rankings place the college at 181, compared to its 386th position in 2006. The University is ranked 100th worldwide by employers.
University College Cork (UCC) has moved up in the world; improving its position in the QS World Rankings by 205 places in the last six years. The QS World Rankings place the college at 181, compared to its 386th position in 2006. The University is ranked 100th worldwide by employers.
Waterford Death Probe Man Freed
Gardaí in Waterford have released a man without charge after he was questioned in connection with the death of a woman in the city over the weekend. The 35-year-old woman was found at the Cousebridge roundabout on the outskirts of Waterford city in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Gardaí in Waterford have released a man without charge after he was questioned in connection with the death of a woman in the city over the weekend. The 35-year-old woman was found at the Cousebridge roundabout on the outskirts of Waterford city in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Northern Police Ombudsman Position 'Toxic'
A vendetta is being waged against the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) - with today's report slamming the independence of the North's Police Ombudsman's office - over its handling of historical cases only the latest chapter in a concerted attempt to blacken the name of the RUC.
A vendetta is being waged against the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) - with today's report slamming the independence of the North's Police Ombudsman's office - over its handling of historical cases only the latest chapter in a concerted attempt to blacken the name of the RUC.
Irish News on Fri, Sep 5 2008, 6,574 days ago
Three Questioned In Latest Drug Find
Three men are being questioned after gardai seized heroin worth approximately €100,000 euro in Cork yesterday. Officers discovered the 0.5kg of heroin at a house in Brooklodge, Glanmuire, at around 16.45.
Three men are being questioned after gardai seized heroin worth approximately €100,000 euro in Cork yesterday. Officers discovered the 0.5kg of heroin at a house in Brooklodge, Glanmuire, at around 16.45.
Donegal Accident Claims Another Road Victim
Another fatal accident has blighted the roads in Ireland with a man dying in an early morning crash in Co Donegal. This is the latest such fatality and happened in the border village of Muff at about 1am on Friday. The victim was in his twenties and from the village of Burnfoot in County Donegal.
Another fatal accident has blighted the roads in Ireland with a man dying in an early morning crash in Co Donegal. This is the latest such fatality and happened in the border village of Muff at about 1am on Friday. The victim was in his twenties and from the village of Burnfoot in County Donegal.
Drivers Issued With Wet Weather Warnings
Weather warnings have been issued to drivers in the south and east of Ireland, following heavy rain in parts of Dublin, Wicklow and Cork. The wet conditions have results in flooding and increased surface water.
Weather warnings have been issued to drivers in the south and east of Ireland, following heavy rain in parts of Dublin, Wicklow and Cork. The wet conditions have results in flooding and increased surface water.
Irish Soldier Killed In Afghan Bomb Named
There has been another fatal explosion in Afghanistan, bringing the total death toll of British troops to 117. The soldier - whose parents are from the Irish Republic - was from 1st Battalion, the Royal Irish Regiment.
There has been another fatal explosion in Afghanistan, bringing the total death toll of British troops to 117. The soldier - whose parents are from the Irish Republic - was from 1st Battalion, the Royal Irish Regiment.
Petrol Retailers Charged With Excessive Pricing
A consumer group has challenged petrol retailers for failing to reduce their prices despite falling global fuel costs.
A consumer group has challenged petrol retailers for failing to reduce their prices despite falling global fuel costs.
Tallaght Triplet To Return Home For Recovery
The parents of little Jake Howe are expected to fly the four-year-old home this weekend for further brain scans in Dublin. The Tallaght triplet fell into a coma on holiday in Ibiza almost a fortnight ago. It is understood the boy almost drowned after toppling into a hotel swimming pool.
The parents of little Jake Howe are expected to fly the four-year-old home this weekend for further brain scans in Dublin. The Tallaght triplet fell into a coma on holiday in Ibiza almost a fortnight ago. It is understood the boy almost drowned after toppling into a hotel swimming pool.
Appointment Of Unemployment Facilitators Criticised
The soaring unemployment rate has prompted the Government to announce 50 new 'facilitators' to help the unemployed get back to work, but a Fine Gael spokesman has claimed the numbers "don't add up".
The soaring unemployment rate has prompted the Government to announce 50 new 'facilitators' to help the unemployed get back to work, but a Fine Gael spokesman has claimed the numbers "don't add up".
Government Plan To Kickstart The Housing Market
The Tánaiste has said the Government will be using the up-coming emergency Budget to jolt the housing market back into gear. Minister Mary Coughlan said on Thursday that Minister Lenihan has met with representatives of the construction industry to discuss the issue.
The Tánaiste has said the Government will be using the up-coming emergency Budget to jolt the housing market back into gear. Minister Mary Coughlan said on Thursday that Minister Lenihan has met with representatives of the construction industry to discuss the issue.
Irish News on Wed, Sep 5 2007, 6,940 days ago
Tyrone Schoolboy Dies During Gaelic Game
An 11-year-old boy has died after he collapsed during a GAA training session in County Tyrone yesterday evening. Patrick Breen, from Dregish, was taking part in a training game in Drumquin on Tuesday evening when he fell to the ground.
An 11-year-old boy has died after he collapsed during a GAA training session in County Tyrone yesterday evening. Patrick Breen, from Dregish, was taking part in a training game in Drumquin on Tuesday evening when he fell to the ground.
Student Dies At School In Westmeath
A 16-year-old boy has collapsed and died during class at Moate Community School in County Westmeath. The school has expressed its shock and sadness at the sudden death of fifth year student, Tony Parker.
A 16-year-old boy has collapsed and died during class at Moate Community School in County Westmeath. The school has expressed its shock and sadness at the sudden death of fifth year student, Tony Parker.
56-Year-Old Woman Dies In County Donegal Car Accident
A 56-year-old woman has died in a traffic accident in County Donegal. The woman was driving one of two cars that were involved in the collision at Drumgun, Pettigo at 1.30pm on Tuesday afternoon.
A 56-year-old woman has died in a traffic accident in County Donegal. The woman was driving one of two cars that were involved in the collision at Drumgun, Pettigo at 1.30pm on Tuesday afternoon.
Suspicious Device Found In Dublin
An army technical team is examining a suspicious device that was found attached to a car in Dublin this morning. The device was discovered outside a house in Grange Abbey Grove in Baldoyle at 8.00am.
An army technical team is examining a suspicious device that was found attached to a car in Dublin this morning. The device was discovered outside a house in Grange Abbey Grove in Baldoyle at 8.00am.
Appeal For Witnesses For Dublin Shooting
Gardai investigating a shooting at a flat in Ballybough, Dublin, on Tuesday morning have appealed for witnesses to come forward. The shots were fired at the property just after 2am on Tuesday. No-one was reported injured in the incident.
Gardai investigating a shooting at a flat in Ballybough, Dublin, on Tuesday morning have appealed for witnesses to come forward. The shots were fired at the property just after 2am on Tuesday. No-one was reported injured in the incident.
Aer Lingus Talks Adjourned
Talks between Aer Lingus and pilots representatives, aimed at resolving a dispute over pay and conditions for Belfast-based staff, have been adjourned until Friday. The talks were the first time that the airline and the union have met face-to-face in the ongoing dispute.
Talks between Aer Lingus and pilots representatives, aimed at resolving a dispute over pay and conditions for Belfast-based staff, have been adjourned until Friday. The talks were the first time that the airline and the union have met face-to-face in the ongoing dispute.
Criminal Assets Bureau To Auction Fraudster's House
The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is to auction a house in Kenmare, County Kerry today. The house was owned by Matthew Wallace Schachter who was found guilty of defrauding thousands of people in the US and Canada out of an estimated $25 million.
The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is to auction a house in Kenmare, County Kerry today. The house was owned by Matthew Wallace Schachter who was found guilty of defrauding thousands of people in the US and Canada out of an estimated $25 million.
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