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19/12/2007
Irish Texters Send 1.89 Billion Messages
Mobile users in Ireland sent 1.89 billion text messages in the third quarter of this year, according to the latest figures from communication regulator ComReg.
The new figures also revealed that there were 114 mobile phones for every 100 people in Ireland.
(KMcA)
The new figures also revealed that there were 114 mobile phones for every 100 people in Ireland.
(KMcA)
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24 June 2008
Man Sent Teen Boy "Lewd" Texts
A 64-year-old has been ordered to pay compensation to a junior cert teenager whom he had sent lewd text messages. The married father-of-two John Geaney of Ballinahina, Co. Cork, pleaded guilty to five counts of sending indecent text messages to the teenager in June 2007.
Man Sent Teen Boy "Lewd" Texts
A 64-year-old has been ordered to pay compensation to a junior cert teenager whom he had sent lewd text messages. The married father-of-two John Geaney of Ballinahina, Co. Cork, pleaded guilty to five counts of sending indecent text messages to the teenager in June 2007.
26 October 2009
Government Challenges Unions To Find "Better Ideas"
The government has challenged the state's unions to find "better ideas" for dealing with the looming cuts that need to be made in December's budget. Minister of State for Science Conor Lenihan said yesterday that the government hoped to achieve €1.
Government Challenges Unions To Find "Better Ideas"
The government has challenged the state's unions to find "better ideas" for dealing with the looming cuts that need to be made in December's budget. Minister of State for Science Conor Lenihan said yesterday that the government hoped to achieve €1.
03 April 2009
Ireland €3.7 Billion In The Red
The Finance Minister Brian Lenihan has revealed Ireland's economy is in serious difficulty lying €3.7billion in debt in the first three months of 2009. Preparing for next Tuesday's emergency budget, Mr Lenihan said the deficit was due to a 23% collapse in revenue from income tax and VAT costing almost €2.6billion.
Ireland €3.7 Billion In The Red
The Finance Minister Brian Lenihan has revealed Ireland's economy is in serious difficulty lying €3.7billion in debt in the first three months of 2009. Preparing for next Tuesday's emergency budget, Mr Lenihan said the deficit was due to a 23% collapse in revenue from income tax and VAT costing almost €2.6billion.
04 November 2009
Other News Brief
Live Register Numbers Fall Figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the number of people signing on for unemployment benefit fell in October. The seasonally adjusted figure dropped by 3,000 from September to 422,500, its first decline for more than two years.
Other News Brief
Live Register Numbers Fall Figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the number of people signing on for unemployment benefit fell in October. The seasonally adjusted figure dropped by 3,000 from September to 422,500, its first decline for more than two years.
25 July 2012
Former Barrister Jailed For 'Creepy' And 'Sexual' Messages
A former barrister has received a three-year jail term for leaving "creepy" and "sexually intimidating" voicemail messages on a younger colleague's mobile phone. 50-year-old Paul McLoughlin, from the North Circular Road originally pleaded not guilty but then admitted what he had done after two days of evidence at the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.
Former Barrister Jailed For 'Creepy' And 'Sexual' Messages
A former barrister has received a three-year jail term for leaving "creepy" and "sexually intimidating" voicemail messages on a younger colleague's mobile phone. 50-year-old Paul McLoughlin, from the North Circular Road originally pleaded not guilty but then admitted what he had done after two days of evidence at the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.
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