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Irish News on Tue, Aug 6 2019, 2,557 days ago
Moore Street Advisory Group Report Published
The Report of the Moore Street Advisory Group (MSAG) has been published by the Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Josepha Madigan.
The Report of the Moore Street Advisory Group (MSAG) has been published by the Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, Josepha Madigan.
Irish News on Mon, Aug 6 2018, 2,922 days ago
Man Seriously Injured In Co Clare Crash
A man is in a serious condition in hospital following a road crash in Co Clare. The collision happened on the Ennis to Kilrush Road at around 9am on Monday, 06 August. The man was the only person in the vehicle. He is believed to be in a serious condition in Limerick University Hospital.
A man is in a serious condition in hospital following a road crash in Co Clare. The collision happened on the Ennis to Kilrush Road at around 9am on Monday, 06 August. The man was the only person in the vehicle. He is believed to be in a serious condition in Limerick University Hospital.
Ireland's Largest Landlord Doubles Profits
Ireland's largest private landlord has announced it has more than doubled its profits in the first six months year. Irish Residential Properties REIT (I-RES), which owns over 2,600 properties mainly in Dublin confirmed profits of €69.5 million, compared to €31 million in the same period last year.
Ireland's largest private landlord has announced it has more than doubled its profits in the first six months year. Irish Residential Properties REIT (I-RES), which owns over 2,600 properties mainly in Dublin confirmed profits of €69.5 million, compared to €31 million in the same period last year.
Irish News on Thu, Aug 6 2015, 4,018 days ago
More than 100 Disqualified Drivers Arrested Under New Powers
New powers to arrest disqualified drivers if they are found to be driving any vehicle has led to 110 arrests in six weeks. The new gardaí powers were introduced on 22 June.
New powers to arrest disqualified drivers if they are found to be driving any vehicle has led to 110 arrests in six weeks. The new gardaí powers were introduced on 22 June.
Five Arrested Over Theft Of ESB Power Cables
Five men have been arrested in connection with the theft of ESB overhead power cables in a gardaí operation. Gardaí attached to the Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau, assisted by local Gardaí from Kildare and the Garda Air Support Unit, launched the arrest operation.
Five men have been arrested in connection with the theft of ESB overhead power cables in a gardaí operation. Gardaí attached to the Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau, assisted by local Gardaí from Kildare and the Garda Air Support Unit, launched the arrest operation.
Men Arrested Following Two Violent Incidents In Athlone
Three men have been arrested in connection with violent incidents in Athlone, Westmeath on Tuesday. In the first incident, a taxi driver, aged in his 70s, was attacked by two male passengers he had picked up on Church Street and driven to Bloomfield Drive.
Three men have been arrested in connection with violent incidents in Athlone, Westmeath on Tuesday. In the first incident, a taxi driver, aged in his 70s, was attacked by two male passengers he had picked up on Church Street and driven to Bloomfield Drive.
Finance Minister Accused Of Failing To Assist NAMA Inquiry
Sinn Féin leader, Gerry Adams TD, has hit out at Minister for Finance Michael Noonan, over his failure to NAMA cooperates with an inquiry into the sale of its northern loan portfolio.
Sinn Féin leader, Gerry Adams TD, has hit out at Minister for Finance Michael Noonan, over his failure to NAMA cooperates with an inquiry into the sale of its northern loan portfolio.
Sligo Murder Victim Named
The body of a man found in Sligo on Monday has been identified as 59-year-old Martin Kivlehan with an address in Sligo town. The preliminary results from the post-mortem examination confirmed that Mr Kivlehan died of stab wounds.
The body of a man found in Sligo on Monday has been identified as 59-year-old Martin Kivlehan with an address in Sligo town. The preliminary results from the post-mortem examination confirmed that Mr Kivlehan died of stab wounds.
Universal Access To GP Care Needed In 'Earliest Possible Timeframe'
The introduction of free GP care for the over 70s, must be followed by universal free GP access "in the earliest possible timeframe", Sinn Féin Health Spokesperson Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has said. "We know that Ireland is the only EU country that does not offer universal coverage of primary care.
The introduction of free GP care for the over 70s, must be followed by universal free GP access "in the earliest possible timeframe", Sinn Féin Health Spokesperson Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has said. "We know that Ireland is the only EU country that does not offer universal coverage of primary care.
Alan Kelly's Eurostat Letter Dismissed As 'Bluff And Bluster'
Reports that the Environment Minister, Alan Kelly, has written to Eurostat to complain about the agency's conclusions on Irish Water, has been dismissed as "bluff and bluster".
Reports that the Environment Minister, Alan Kelly, has written to Eurostat to complain about the agency's conclusions on Irish Water, has been dismissed as "bluff and bluster".
Irish News on Wed, Aug 6 2014, 4,383 days ago
Tens Of Thousands Of Homes Needed Within Seven Years - ESRI
Tens of thousands of new homes are needed to meet demand, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has stated. The institute has produced its executive summary, in which it says that the largest number of homes are needed in the Greater Dublin area.
Tens of thousands of new homes are needed to meet demand, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has stated. The institute has produced its executive summary, in which it says that the largest number of homes are needed in the Greater Dublin area.
Appeal For Witnesses To Dundrum Stabbing
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to a knife attack in which a 19-year-old man was stabbed outside Dundrum Town Centre in Dublin on Wednesday night. According to gardaí the teenager was stabbed a number of times in the attack, which happened at about 23:15.
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to a knife attack in which a 19-year-old man was stabbed outside Dundrum Town Centre in Dublin on Wednesday night. According to gardaí the teenager was stabbed a number of times in the attack, which happened at about 23:15.
DCC Propose Returning Mountjoy To Georgian Past
Dublin City Council has unveiled plans to restore Mountjoy square to its original Georgian design. The plans would involve relocating a creche, a community centre and a sports ground to other sites and to reinstate the formal gardens and introduce tearooms and a bandstand.
Dublin City Council has unveiled plans to restore Mountjoy square to its original Georgian design. The plans would involve relocating a creche, a community centre and a sports ground to other sites and to reinstate the formal gardens and introduce tearooms and a bandstand.
More Garda Resources Needed To Tackle Increasing Crime - FF
Extra Gardaí resources are needed to deal with an increasing in serious crimes, Fianna Fáil has said.
Extra Gardaí resources are needed to deal with an increasing in serious crimes, Fianna Fáil has said.
Preschool Assistance Subsidy Secure - HSE
The preschool assistance subsidy, which supports children with disabilities, is to continue, the Health Service Executive has confirmed. Welcoming the news, Fine Gael Meath West TD, Ray Butler, said he is "relieved", adding: "The scheme supports children with a disability who are in pre-school.
The preschool assistance subsidy, which supports children with disabilities, is to continue, the Health Service Executive has confirmed. Welcoming the news, Fine Gael Meath West TD, Ray Butler, said he is "relieved", adding: "The scheme supports children with a disability who are in pre-school.
Govt Accused Of 'Violating Human Rights' Of Council Tenants
The State has been accused of "violating" the human rights of council tenants.
The State has been accused of "violating" the human rights of council tenants.
Taoiseach Urged To Clarify Position On 1916 Rising
The Taoiseach has been urged to clarify the government's position on the 1916 Rising, following comments by former Taoiseach and Fine Gael leader Joh Burton that it had been a mistake.
The Taoiseach has been urged to clarify the government's position on the 1916 Rising, following comments by former Taoiseach and Fine Gael leader Joh Burton that it had been a mistake.
Emergency Department Reopened After Flooding
Letterkenny General Hospital's emergency department has reopened after flooding forced its closure for a number of hours on Tuesday night. Heavy rainfall led to the flooding of a roadway and a car park at the emergency department.
Letterkenny General Hospital's emergency department has reopened after flooding forced its closure for a number of hours on Tuesday night. Heavy rainfall led to the flooding of a roadway and a car park at the emergency department.
New Leap Top-Up System Will Make Service 'Faster And Easier'
A new top-up facility on Leap cards will make services for commuters "faster and easier", Sean Kenny, Dublin Bay North Labour TD and member of the Oireachtas Transport Committee, has said.
A new top-up facility on Leap cards will make services for commuters "faster and easier", Sean Kenny, Dublin Bay North Labour TD and member of the Oireachtas Transport Committee, has said.
Irish News on Tue, Aug 6 2013, 4,748 days ago
Fianna Fáil Calls On Varadkar To Open Bus Lanes
Bus lanes around Dublin city should be opened to traffic during the ongoing Dublin Bus strike, a Fianna Fáil (FF) Senator has said. FF party spokesperson Darragh O'Brien, has called on the Minister for Transport to open up all bus lanes in Dublin to help commuters affected by the Dublin Bus strike.
Bus lanes around Dublin city should be opened to traffic during the ongoing Dublin Bus strike, a Fianna Fáil (FF) Senator has said. FF party spokesperson Darragh O'Brien, has called on the Minister for Transport to open up all bus lanes in Dublin to help commuters affected by the Dublin Bus strike.
20 Jobs To Be Created By Enterprise Ireland Expansion
Some 20 additional jobs are to be created within Enterprise Ireland, in a move which is forecast could create a further 1200 jobs in Ireland.
Some 20 additional jobs are to be created within Enterprise Ireland, in a move which is forecast could create a further 1200 jobs in Ireland.
Injured Man Leaves Hospital To Attend Friends Funerals
One of the two men injured in a Co Donegal road crash that killed two of his friends left hospital to attend their funeral.
One of the two men injured in a Co Donegal road crash that killed two of his friends left hospital to attend their funeral.
Co Donegal Councillor Calls For Army Support To Evict Travellers
A Co Donegal councillor has called for the Army to used to help evict a group of Travellers who are refusing to leave a car park they have taken residence in.
A Co Donegal councillor has called for the Army to used to help evict a group of Travellers who are refusing to leave a car park they have taken residence in.
Dublin Bus Strike Enters Third Day
As people in Dublin return to work following yesterday's bank holiday, the Dublin Bus strike enters its third day. It is estimated that hundreds of thousands of passengers have been effected by the strike today.
As people in Dublin return to work following yesterday's bank holiday, the Dublin Bus strike enters its third day. It is estimated that hundreds of thousands of passengers have been effected by the strike today.
Computer Users Conned In Garda Fine Scam
An computer scam named 'Garda Ukash' has cost Irish computer users tens of thousands of euro, according to the Irish Independent. The scam begins when someone online clicks a link in an email or pop-up window.
An computer scam named 'Garda Ukash' has cost Irish computer users tens of thousands of euro, according to the Irish Independent. The scam begins when someone online clicks a link in an email or pop-up window.
20,000 Smuggled Cigarettes Uncovered By X-Ray
A car arriving into Rosslare Europort was discovered to be carrying some 20,000 smuggled cigarettes. Revenue Customers Service investigated the car after spotting a suspicious object on an x-ray image of the Renault car, which had arrived from France.
A car arriving into Rosslare Europort was discovered to be carrying some 20,000 smuggled cigarettes. Revenue Customers Service investigated the car after spotting a suspicious object on an x-ray image of the Renault car, which had arrived from France.
Two Men Airlifted To Hospital In Separate Incidents
An 81-year-old man is on his way to Cork University Hospital after being gored by a bull, garda have said. He is being moved by the Coast Guard Helicopter from Drimoleague in west Cork following the attack.
An 81-year-old man is on his way to Cork University Hospital after being gored by a bull, garda have said. He is being moved by the Coast Guard Helicopter from Drimoleague in west Cork following the attack.
Body Found On Balcony In Waterford City
Garda in Waterford are appealing for information following the discovery of a body at an apartment in the city this morning at around 08:15am. It is understood that the body was found on the balcony of a flat on Canada Square.
Garda in Waterford are appealing for information following the discovery of a body at an apartment in the city this morning at around 08:15am. It is understood that the body was found on the balcony of a flat on Canada Square.
Irish News on Mon, Aug 6 2012, 5,113 days ago
Call For Investigation Into NAMA Deal
Revelations that a senior executive at NAMA was able to purchase a property from the agency's portfolio which was not put up for sale on the open market should be referred to the Gardai to investigate further under the NAMA Act 2009, according to Fianna Fáil Finance Spokesperson Michael McGrath.
Revelations that a senior executive at NAMA was able to purchase a property from the agency's portfolio which was not put up for sale on the open market should be referred to the Gardai to investigate further under the NAMA Act 2009, according to Fianna Fáil Finance Spokesperson Michael McGrath.
Man Remanded In Custody Over Serious Assault
A teenager has been remanded in custody after appearing in court in connection with a serious assault on a man in Tuam on Sunday. 18-year-old Shane Byrne, of no fixed address, was charged with assault causing harm on Shane Grogan, 22, at Fairgreen.
A teenager has been remanded in custody after appearing in court in connection with a serious assault on a man in Tuam on Sunday. 18-year-old Shane Byrne, of no fixed address, was charged with assault causing harm on Shane Grogan, 22, at Fairgreen.
Man Dies In Crash In Donegal
A man has died in a crash at Fintown, Co Donegal. The victim's car went off the road and into a field at Meenmore just after midnight. His body has been taken to Letterkenny Hospital for a post mortem examination. Gardai are appealing to anyone with information to contact them.
A man has died in a crash at Fintown, Co Donegal. The victim's car went off the road and into a field at Meenmore just after midnight. His body has been taken to Letterkenny Hospital for a post mortem examination. Gardai are appealing to anyone with information to contact them.
Council Issues Water Warning
Dublin City Council and the HSE have warned residents and businesses across north Dublin not to use their water for drinking or cooking purposes until further notice. From the Howth Road to Castle Avenue and from the Howth Rd at Collins Avenue to Clontarf Rd.
Dublin City Council and the HSE have warned residents and businesses across north Dublin not to use their water for drinking or cooking purposes until further notice. From the Howth Road to Castle Avenue and from the Howth Rd at Collins Avenue to Clontarf Rd.
Patients And Taxpayers Being Ripped Off By Drug Prices
Commenting on the Sunday Business Post survey showing the high price of generic drugs in this State, Sinn Féin Health spokepserson Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin TD said it showed that patients and taxpayers are being ripped off.
Commenting on the Sunday Business Post survey showing the high price of generic drugs in this State, Sinn Féin Health spokepserson Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin TD said it showed that patients and taxpayers are being ripped off.
Nevin Secures Ireland's First Medal
Irish boxer John Joe Nevin scooped Ireland's first medal at the London Olympics. The Cavan man has secured at least a bronze medal after winning against Oscar Valdez Fierro on Sunday night. Nevin won 19-13 and is now two fights away from an Olympic gold.
Irish boxer John Joe Nevin scooped Ireland's first medal at the London Olympics. The Cavan man has secured at least a bronze medal after winning against Oscar Valdez Fierro on Sunday night. Nevin won 19-13 and is now two fights away from an Olympic gold.
Irish Man Attacks Australian Politician
A 28-year-old Irish man has been charged with aggravated assault following an attack on a politician in Australia. NT Shadow Attorney-General John Elferink was in Darwn holding an anti-violence press conference when a man allegedly kicked him at around 2.30pm yesterday.
A 28-year-old Irish man has been charged with aggravated assault following an attack on a politician in Australia. NT Shadow Attorney-General John Elferink was in Darwn holding an anti-violence press conference when a man allegedly kicked him at around 2.30pm yesterday.
Deenihan Expresses Sympathy On Passing Of Con Houlihan
Jimmy Deenihan TD, Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, has described the late Con Houlihan as a giant of journalism and commentary, and has offered his condolences to his family and many friends on his passing.
Jimmy Deenihan TD, Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, has described the late Con Houlihan as a giant of journalism and commentary, and has offered his condolences to his family and many friends on his passing.
SIPTU Members Reject Pay Cut Proposal By FAI
SIPTU members employed in the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) have refused to accept a management attempt to impose a 10% pay cut, a freeze on pension scheme contributions and seven compulsory redundancies on its staff.
SIPTU members employed in the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) have refused to accept a management attempt to impose a 10% pay cut, a freeze on pension scheme contributions and seven compulsory redundancies on its staff.
Irish News on Fri, Aug 6 2010, 5,844 days ago
Watchdog Circles As Calley Pressure Mounts
Pressure is mounting on the embattled Ivor Callely as the Seanad watchdogs fast track their investigation into the growing list of fraud allegations against the Senator.
Pressure is mounting on the embattled Ivor Callely as the Seanad watchdogs fast track their investigation into the growing list of fraud allegations against the Senator.
Government 'Gets Rail' Over Meath Line
The much-anticipated Navan rail line will be built and open for business in 2016, despite a massive cutback in the Irish Government's spending.
The much-anticipated Navan rail line will be built and open for business in 2016, despite a massive cutback in the Irish Government's spending.
'Eradicate Threat' Call After Police Bombing
Republican terrorism from their dissident faction has to be tackled with a campaign aimed at "eradicating the threat".
Republican terrorism from their dissident faction has to be tackled with a campaign aimed at "eradicating the threat".
Dublin Childrens' Hospital Gains Approval
Paediatric care is in for a major boost with news that a long-awaited planning application for a new national children's hospital for Dublin are about to be submitted.
Paediatric care is in for a major boost with news that a long-awaited planning application for a new national children's hospital for Dublin are about to be submitted.
Irish News on Thu, Aug 6 2009, 6,209 days ago
Body Discovered In Phoenix Park
The body of a woman has been found in Pheonix Park in Dublin. Gardaí at Cabra, Dublin are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of the body of the female, which was found in a wooded area at Military Road, in the park, at approximately 3.30pm on Wednesday.
The body of a woman has been found in Pheonix Park in Dublin. Gardaí at Cabra, Dublin are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of the body of the female, which was found in a wooded area at Military Road, in the park, at approximately 3.30pm on Wednesday.
No U-turn On Lisbon Opposition Says Adams
The Sinn Féin President has alluded to a reinvigorated opposition to the Lisbon Treaty. Gerry Adam's comments come as the Government's latest campaign to secure support for the second referendum on the Lisbon Treaty to take place this year got underway today.
The Sinn Féin President has alluded to a reinvigorated opposition to the Lisbon Treaty. Gerry Adam's comments come as the Government's latest campaign to secure support for the second referendum on the Lisbon Treaty to take place this year got underway today.
Axe To Fall On North's Police Stations
A large number of police stations north of the border are to shut down and be sold off. It took a majority vote and prolonged debate, but this afternoon members of the Northern Ireland Policing Board gave the green light to the contentious disposal of 26 police stations across Northern Ireland.
A large number of police stations north of the border are to shut down and be sold off. It took a majority vote and prolonged debate, but this afternoon members of the Northern Ireland Policing Board gave the green light to the contentious disposal of 26 police stations across Northern Ireland.
Job Protection Scheme Launched
The Taniaste has announced a €250million subsidy scheme aimed at protecting almost 30,000 jobs. The scheme will involve the payment of a subsidy to firms to keep a person in employment for a period of 15 months.
The Taniaste has announced a €250million subsidy scheme aimed at protecting almost 30,000 jobs. The scheme will involve the payment of a subsidy to firms to keep a person in employment for a period of 15 months.
Hunt For Bank Of Ireland Raiders
A hunt for three men who robbed a bank in County Meath has been launched by Gardaí. The raid happened at around 4.30pm on Wednesday in a Bank of Ireland branch in the Oldcastle area of County Meath.
A hunt for three men who robbed a bank in County Meath has been launched by Gardaí. The raid happened at around 4.30pm on Wednesday in a Bank of Ireland branch in the Oldcastle area of County Meath.
Heavyweight TDs Quit Fianna Fail
The Government has been rocked after the resignation of two senior figures from the leading Fianna Fail party. Sligo-North Leitrim deputies, Jimmy Devins and Eamon Scanlon, surrendered the party whip in protest against the highly contentious transfer of breast cancer services from Sligo to Galway.
The Government has been rocked after the resignation of two senior figures from the leading Fianna Fail party. Sligo-North Leitrim deputies, Jimmy Devins and Eamon Scanlon, surrendered the party whip in protest against the highly contentious transfer of breast cancer services from Sligo to Galway.
Second Lake Rescuer's Body Found
A sub-aqua unit has found a second body at the scene of a tragic rescue attempt that had already claimed the life of another man.
A sub-aqua unit has found a second body at the scene of a tragic rescue attempt that had already claimed the life of another man.
Tourism Falters As Hoteliers Face Crisis
Figures published today show a huge fall in tourism in Ireland as hoteliers face a sector-wide crisis. The number of visits to Ireland in June dropped by more than 15% compared with the same month last year.
Figures published today show a huge fall in tourism in Ireland as hoteliers face a sector-wide crisis. The number of visits to Ireland in June dropped by more than 15% compared with the same month last year.
Boys Saved As Sea Cave Floods
A tragedy was only just avoided last night when a volunteer lifeboat crewmember saved two children trapped by the rising sea. Lifeboat mechanic, Anthony Chambers, swam into a Co Londonderry cave twice carrying lifejackets for the boys, aged 13 and 14, and brought them both to safety.
A tragedy was only just avoided last night when a volunteer lifeboat crewmember saved two children trapped by the rising sea. Lifeboat mechanic, Anthony Chambers, swam into a Co Londonderry cave twice carrying lifejackets for the boys, aged 13 and 14, and brought them both to safety.
Irish News on Wed, Aug 6 2008, 6,574 days ago
Quigley Suspect Hospitalised
The man arrested by Gardaí for questioning in relation to the murder of a pregnant mother-of-four in Londonderry last month has been rushed to hospital this afternoon.
The man arrested by Gardaí for questioning in relation to the murder of a pregnant mother-of-four in Londonderry last month has been rushed to hospital this afternoon.
Five Remain In Custody Over Dublin Gun Attack
Gardaí are continuing to question the five men held in connection with a suspected gangland shooting in west Dublin on Monday night. The five were arrested shortly after a 20-year-old man was shot in the stomach in the Cherry Orchard area of Ballyfermot.
Gardaí are continuing to question the five men held in connection with a suspected gangland shooting in west Dublin on Monday night. The five were arrested shortly after a 20-year-old man was shot in the stomach in the Cherry Orchard area of Ballyfermot.
Drug Seizure Leads to Three Arrests
Gardaí in Dublin have arrested three people following a significant heroin seizure in the west of the city on Tuesday night. Five kilos of the drug with a potential street value of around €1m were seized during a raid on a premises in the Westbourne Green area of Clondalkin just after 10pm.
Gardaí in Dublin have arrested three people following a significant heroin seizure in the west of the city on Tuesday night. Five kilos of the drug with a potential street value of around €1m were seized during a raid on a premises in the Westbourne Green area of Clondalkin just after 10pm.
Teen Girl Sexually Assaulted In Park
A 17-year-old girl has been sexually assaulted in Swords while walking through a park. Gardai are appealing for information in relation to the serious assault, which took place at approx 2.40am on Sunday morning.
A 17-year-old girl has been sexually assaulted in Swords while walking through a park. Gardai are appealing for information in relation to the serious assault, which took place at approx 2.40am on Sunday morning.
Longford 'Pitch Battle' Condemned
The Mayor of Longford town has condemned the "mindless thugs" who used a builder's dumper truck to cause at least €40,000 worth of damage to a soccer pitch.
The Mayor of Longford town has condemned the "mindless thugs" who used a builder's dumper truck to cause at least €40,000 worth of damage to a soccer pitch.
Home-Made Gun Recovered In Limerick
A young man arrested in connection to the discovery of an improvised weapon in Limerick has been released from garda custody. The home-made handgun was recovered by gardai during planned searches in the city yesterday.
A young man arrested in connection to the discovery of an improvised weapon in Limerick has been released from garda custody. The home-made handgun was recovered by gardai during planned searches in the city yesterday.
Long Wait For NW Autistic Kids
There's growing disquiet among parents across the North West who are said to be having to wait over a year to find out if their child has autism. The area is reported as being amongst the five worst regions in the country for lengthy waiting listings for the diagnosis of autism.
There's growing disquiet among parents across the North West who are said to be having to wait over a year to find out if their child has autism. The area is reported as being amongst the five worst regions in the country for lengthy waiting listings for the diagnosis of autism.
Navan Medical Assessment Unit's Hours Queried
'Operations' at a top Irish hospital are causing concerns in Co Meath this week. Concerns about the proposed Our Lady's Hospital Medical Assessment Unit's service after 8pm at night have been raised.
'Operations' at a top Irish hospital are causing concerns in Co Meath this week. Concerns about the proposed Our Lady's Hospital Medical Assessment Unit's service after 8pm at night have been raised.
Irish News on Mon, Aug 6 2007, 6,940 days ago
Man Charged Over Fatal Dublin Stabbing
A 20-year-old Dublin man has been charged in connection with the stabbing of Mark Spellman in Sandymount on Saturday morning. Dane Pearse from the Irishtown area of south Dublin has been charged at Dublin District Court with serious assault and possession of a weapon.
A 20-year-old Dublin man has been charged in connection with the stabbing of Mark Spellman in Sandymount on Saturday morning. Dane Pearse from the Irishtown area of south Dublin has been charged at Dublin District Court with serious assault and possession of a weapon.
Man Remanded Over Co Meath Fatal Shooting
A 24-year-old man has been remanded in custody over the fatal shooting of a Nigerian teenager in Co. Meath. Nigerian national Sumbo Owoiya, 17, from The Court in Dunboyne, was shot at his apartment in the early hours of last Friday morning. He was taken to hospital but died shortly afterwards.
A 24-year-old man has been remanded in custody over the fatal shooting of a Nigerian teenager in Co. Meath. Nigerian national Sumbo Owoiya, 17, from The Court in Dunboyne, was shot at his apartment in the early hours of last Friday morning. He was taken to hospital but died shortly afterwards.
Woman Dies After Crash In County Offaly
A woman in her 50s has died following a road crash in Co. Offaly on Sunday evening. The incident happened around 7pm on Sunday night on the Ballinagar to Daingean Road. Two cars were involved in the collision and it is understood that the woman was the driver of one of the vehicles.
A woman in her 50s has died following a road crash in Co. Offaly on Sunday evening. The incident happened around 7pm on Sunday night on the Ballinagar to Daingean Road. Two cars were involved in the collision and it is understood that the woman was the driver of one of the vehicles.
Investigation Into Longford Body Find
Gardai are investigating the death of a 54-year-old man whose body was discovered in Co. Longford on Sunday evening. It is understood that the body of the man was found in a housing estate near Kenagh. Police are not treating the death as suspicious.
Gardai are investigating the death of a 54-year-old man whose body was discovered in Co. Longford on Sunday evening. It is understood that the body of the man was found in a housing estate near Kenagh. Police are not treating the death as suspicious.
Smoke-free Business Pays Off In Belfast
Belfast’s businesses – and smokers – have been congratulated for their widespread acceptance of the smoke-free legislation introduced earlier this year.
Belfast’s businesses – and smokers – have been congratulated for their widespread acceptance of the smoke-free legislation introduced earlier this year.
Hickey 'Doubtful' For All-Ireland SHC Semi
Kilkenny full-back Noel Hickey is a 'major injury doubt' ahead of next month's All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final, it has been revealed. It is understood that Hickey has suffered a hamstring injury.
Kilkenny full-back Noel Hickey is a 'major injury doubt' ahead of next month's All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final, it has been revealed. It is understood that Hickey has suffered a hamstring injury.
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