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Irish News on Mon, Jan 20 2020, 1,827 days ago
Two Arrests As €178k Cash & €50k Drugs Seized In Galway
Gardaí have made two arrests in connection with the seizure of €178,500 in cash and cocaine worth €50,000 in Galway. A number of drug manufacturing components were also discovered during the intelligence led operation into the sale and supply of drugs in the area on Sunday evening, 19 January.
Gardaí have made two arrests in connection with the seizure of €178,500 in cash and cocaine worth €50,000 in Galway. A number of drug manufacturing components were also discovered during the intelligence led operation into the sale and supply of drugs in the area on Sunday evening, 19 January.
One Charged Over Spate Of Burglaries
A man in his 20s has been charged following a spate of burglaries in Limerick and Tipperary. A pair were arrested and two vehicles seized following eight break-ins in the early hours of Wednesday 15 January.
A man in his 20s has been charged following a spate of burglaries in Limerick and Tipperary. A pair were arrested and two vehicles seized following eight break-ins in the early hours of Wednesday 15 January.
Woman Charged Over €75k Cannabis Seizure
A 34 year-old woman is due in court following the discovery of cannabis worth €75,000 in Athlone. The suspect is detained at Athlone Garda Station. She will appear before Athlone District Court today, Monday 20 January.
A 34 year-old woman is due in court following the discovery of cannabis worth €75,000 in Athlone. The suspect is detained at Athlone Garda Station. She will appear before Athlone District Court today, Monday 20 January.
Charity Hits Out As More Families Enter Homelessness
A Dublin based homelessness charity is urging political parties to unite to address the housing crisis. Focus Ireland made the call as it was revealed that at least three families enter homelessness everyday in Ireland.
A Dublin based homelessness charity is urging political parties to unite to address the housing crisis. Focus Ireland made the call as it was revealed that at least three families enter homelessness everyday in Ireland.
Missing Teen Found Safe And Well
A teenager missing from the Dublin area has been found safe and well, Gardaí have confirmed. Concerns for the welfare of Lacramioara Gabriela Argint, aged 15, were raised on Sunday after she was last seen on Talbot Street a day earlier.
A teenager missing from the Dublin area has been found safe and well, Gardaí have confirmed. Concerns for the welfare of Lacramioara Gabriela Argint, aged 15, were raised on Sunday after she was last seen on Talbot Street a day earlier.
HSE Issues Disease Prevention Advice For Children
The Health Service Executive has launched a schools resource pack to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases among children.
The Health Service Executive has launched a schools resource pack to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases among children.
Offence Of Blasphemy Abolished In Ireland
The Minister for Justice and Equality, Charlie Flanagan, has announced the commencement of the Blasphemy (Abolition of Offences and Related Matters) Act 2019 which abolishes the offence of blasphemy.
The Minister for Justice and Equality, Charlie Flanagan, has announced the commencement of the Blasphemy (Abolition of Offences and Related Matters) Act 2019 which abolishes the offence of blasphemy.
Irish News on Fri, Jan 20 2017, 2,922 days ago
SIPTU To Ballot Hospital Members On Industrial Action
SIPTU member support staff at selected hospitals are to be balloted on proposed industrial action in a dispute concerning breaches of the national public service agreements and their exclusion from concessions provided to other emergency department workers.
SIPTU member support staff at selected hospitals are to be balloted on proposed industrial action in a dispute concerning breaches of the national public service agreements and their exclusion from concessions provided to other emergency department workers.
Ireland Prepared For Brexit And Committed To EU - Flanagan
The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Charles Flanagan, has addressed a meeting of the EU Diplomatic Corps held today at Iveagh House.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Charles Flanagan, has addressed a meeting of the EU Diplomatic Corps held today at Iveagh House.
Child Must Not Lose Out Following Changes To Resource Teaching Hours
Fianna Fáil has urged the Minister for Education, Richard Bruton, to provide a "firm commitment" that no child with special education needs will lose resource teaching hours following changes announced this week.
Fianna Fáil has urged the Minister for Education, Richard Bruton, to provide a "firm commitment" that no child with special education needs will lose resource teaching hours following changes announced this week.
Irish News on Wed, Jan 20 2016, 3,288 days ago
Govt Criticised For Failure To Tackle Homelessness Crisis
The government has been criticised for its "inaction to tackle the homelessness crisis" by Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams. Speaking in the Dáil, Mr Adams accused the government of refusing to build social and affordable housing.
The government has been criticised for its "inaction to tackle the homelessness crisis" by Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams. Speaking in the Dáil, Mr Adams accused the government of refusing to build social and affordable housing.
14 Arrested In Connection With St Patrick's Day 'Violent Incident'
Fourteen men have been arrested in connection with a "violent incident" in Mullingar on St Patrick's Day last year, Garda have reported.
Fourteen men have been arrested in connection with a "violent incident" in Mullingar on St Patrick's Day last year, Garda have reported.
Appeal For Witnesses To Tallaght Shooting Incident
Gardaí in Tallaght have appealed for witnesses to a shooting incident at Parkhill West on Monday 18 January. Detectives are searching for a silver Volkswagen Passat that was involved in the incident.
Gardaí in Tallaght have appealed for witnesses to a shooting incident at Parkhill West on Monday 18 January. Detectives are searching for a silver Volkswagen Passat that was involved in the incident.
Renewed Appeal For Missing 59-Year-Old Woman
Gardaí in Dublin have renewed their appeal for help to trace 59-year-old Christina Lavin, who has been missing from her home at Kilmainham Bank, Emmet Road, Dublin 8, since 16 January. Christina is described as being 5'6'' in height, of thin build with short red wavy hair and green eyes.
Gardaí in Dublin have renewed their appeal for help to trace 59-year-old Christina Lavin, who has been missing from her home at Kilmainham Bank, Emmet Road, Dublin 8, since 16 January. Christina is described as being 5'6'' in height, of thin build with short red wavy hair and green eyes.
Dismembered Body Found In Suitcase Identified
The dismembered body of a man found inside a suitcase in the Grand Canal in Kildare has been named as Kenneth O'Brien (33). Mr O'Brien's remains were discovered wrapped in plastic inside the suitcase on Saturday 16 January. Garda renewed their appeal for the public's help.
The dismembered body of a man found inside a suitcase in the Grand Canal in Kildare has been named as Kenneth O'Brien (33). Mr O'Brien's remains were discovered wrapped in plastic inside the suitcase on Saturday 16 January. Garda renewed their appeal for the public's help.
New Bill To Protect Journalist Communications - FF
Fianna Fáil has announced a new Bill aimed at protecting confidential communications between a journalist and their source.
Fianna Fáil has announced a new Bill aimed at protecting confidential communications between a journalist and their source.
Interdepartmental Group To Examine Impact Of Retirement Age Changes
An Interdepartmental Group is to be established to examine retirement ages for workers in both the public and private sectors.
An Interdepartmental Group is to be established to examine retirement ages for workers in both the public and private sectors.
Taoiseach Promoting Ireland At World Economic Forum
The Taoiseach Enda Kenny is attending the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) being held in Davos.
The Taoiseach Enda Kenny is attending the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) being held in Davos.
€40m Secured For Designated Gateway And Hub Towns
Funding of €40 million has been secured for local authorities for designated gateway and hub towns across Ireland. The money is being supplied by the European Regional Development Fund and will enable investments in sustainable transport and urban regeneration measures in Irish urban centres.
Funding of €40 million has been secured for local authorities for designated gateway and hub towns across Ireland. The money is being supplied by the European Regional Development Fund and will enable investments in sustainable transport and urban regeneration measures in Irish urban centres.
Irish News on Tue, Jan 20 2015, 3,653 days ago
Taxi Drivers Must Be Consulted Over Fare Changes - SF
Sinn Féin has called for taxi drivers to be consulted over any proposed changes to fare levels and rates as two groups of drivers launch protests against plans to change fares.
Sinn Féin has called for taxi drivers to be consulted over any proposed changes to fare levels and rates as two groups of drivers launch protests against plans to change fares.
Met Éireann Warning As More Snow Expected
Met Éireann has warned drivers that while conditions have improved it is only expected to be a temporary respite with widespread snow set to return on Tuesday night. A number of roads across the State have been closed by heavy snowfall, causing major disruptions in most counties.
Met Éireann has warned drivers that while conditions have improved it is only expected to be a temporary respite with widespread snow set to return on Tuesday night. A number of roads across the State have been closed by heavy snowfall, causing major disruptions in most counties.
EPA Warn Irish Water About Water Treatment Plants
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has told Irish Water that "significant investment" is needed to address the quality of the water supply. The EPA has identified 121 water supply facilities they consider to be "at risk" due to inadequate disinfection and water management systems.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has told Irish Water that "significant investment" is needed to address the quality of the water supply. The EPA has identified 121 water supply facilities they consider to be "at risk" due to inadequate disinfection and water management systems.
Sinn Féin Call For Education Reforms To Be Put On Hold
The Minister for Education has been urged to postpone further implementation of Junior Cycle reform until all outstanding issues are resolved with teachers.
The Minister for Education has been urged to postpone further implementation of Junior Cycle reform until all outstanding issues are resolved with teachers.
Twenty New Jobs Announced At New Regional Irish TV Hub
Irish TV have announced that it will open a new regional hub in Kerry Technology Park with the creation of twenty new jobs.
Irish TV have announced that it will open a new regional hub in Kerry Technology Park with the creation of twenty new jobs.
Women At Risk By Delays In Extending BreastCheck Scheme - FF
Women's lives are being put at risk by "consistent delays" in the extension of the BreastCheck programme, Fianna Fáil health spokesperson Billy Kelleher has said.
Women's lives are being put at risk by "consistent delays" in the extension of the BreastCheck programme, Fianna Fáil health spokesperson Billy Kelleher has said.
USI Launch 'Yes' Vote Ahead Of Marriage Equality Referendum
The Unions of Students of Ireland (USI) has launched a campaign in support of a 'Yes' vote in the upcoming marriage equality referendum.
The Unions of Students of Ireland (USI) has launched a campaign in support of a 'Yes' vote in the upcoming marriage equality referendum.
Irish News on Mon, Jan 20 2014, 4,018 days ago
Trust Launches Legal Action Against Biomass Power Plant
A legal challenge has been launched over a 10 year permit granted to a peat and biomass-fuelled power station in CO Offaly, arguing that Bord Pleanála’s decision to grant planning permission may have “acted against the national interest”.
A legal challenge has been launched over a 10 year permit granted to a peat and biomass-fuelled power station in CO Offaly, arguing that Bord Pleanála’s decision to grant planning permission may have “acted against the national interest”.
Women Urged To Take Free Cervical Cancer Tests
Woman aged 25 to 60 have been urged to take advantage of free smear tests as part of the European Cervical Cancer Prevention Week. Launching its Pearls of Wisdom campaign, the Irish Family Planning Association said that women should take the test in an effort to prevent and fight cervical cancer.
Woman aged 25 to 60 have been urged to take advantage of free smear tests as part of the European Cervical Cancer Prevention Week. Launching its Pearls of Wisdom campaign, the Irish Family Planning Association said that women should take the test in an effort to prevent and fight cervical cancer.
Industrial Action Underway At Department Of Agriculture
Industrial action has been launched by more than 600 employees of the Department of Agriculture, in a move which could affect food exports and payments to farmers.
Industrial action has been launched by more than 600 employees of the Department of Agriculture, in a move which could affect food exports and payments to farmers.
Sinn Féin Urge Govt To Prioritise Social Housing
The government has been urged to prioritise the building of new social housing in the final two years of its term.
The government has been urged to prioritise the building of new social housing in the final two years of its term.
'Free' Water Allocation Could Lead To Higher Charges
The cost of providing "free" water will most likely be passed on to customers, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has said.
The cost of providing "free" water will most likely be passed on to customers, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has said.
Irish Workers Not To Be Affected By Intel Cuts
The Irish workforce for computer giant Intel are not expected to be affected by their recent announcement of staff reductions. Speaking on RTÉ News, Intel Ireland said there was "no indication" that anyone in Ireland would be affected.
The Irish workforce for computer giant Intel are not expected to be affected by their recent announcement of staff reductions. Speaking on RTÉ News, Intel Ireland said there was "no indication" that anyone in Ireland would be affected.
Ireland's Largest Trade Show Open At RDS
Ireland's largest international trade fair, Showcase, is underway in Dublin's RDS arena. Now in its 38th some 26 countries are using the event to showcase their trades, with organisers estimating sales in excess of €20 million during the four day show.
Ireland's largest international trade fair, Showcase, is underway in Dublin's RDS arena. Now in its 38th some 26 countries are using the event to showcase their trades, with organisers estimating sales in excess of €20 million during the four day show.
Teachers Unions To Ballot Members Over Junior Cert Reforms
Two of the State's main teachers unions are to ballot their members on the proposed changes to the Junior Cert qualification. The Teachers' Unions and ASTI have said that their members are concerned the government is not listening to calls for them to slow down on the proposed reforms.
Two of the State's main teachers unions are to ballot their members on the proposed changes to the Junior Cert qualification. The Teachers' Unions and ASTI have said that their members are concerned the government is not listening to calls for them to slow down on the proposed reforms.
Eircom Launch eVision TV Service
eVision TV services, offering 34 channels, has been launched by Eircom. Costing €10 a month, the service will offer 34 channels with a free set-top-box, which includes 240 hours of recording space.
eVision TV services, offering 34 channels, has been launched by Eircom. Costing €10 a month, the service will offer 34 channels with a free set-top-box, which includes 240 hours of recording space.
Irish News on Fri, Jan 20 2012, 4,749 days ago
Discovery Of Body In Cork
The body of a man has been discovered in County Cork on Thursday night. Gardaí at Togher, Cork said they are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of the body of a man in his 20’s at Cork Road, Passage West at approximately 11.45 pm.
The body of a man has been discovered in County Cork on Thursday night. Gardaí at Togher, Cork said they are investigating the circumstances surrounding the discovery of the body of a man in his 20’s at Cork Road, Passage West at approximately 11.45 pm.
Statutory Maternity Leave For Female Politicians – Doherty
A Fine Gael TD has called for statutory maternity leave to be extended to female politicians. Fine Gael Meath East TD, Regina Doherty, called for statutory maternity during the 'How to Elect More Women' conference held in Dublin by Minister of State Kathleen Lynch.
A Fine Gael TD has called for statutory maternity leave to be extended to female politicians. Fine Gael Meath East TD, Regina Doherty, called for statutory maternity during the 'How to Elect More Women' conference held in Dublin by Minister of State Kathleen Lynch.
Labour Calls For Tax Changes For Exiles
A Labour TD has called for changes to the way Ireland's tax exiles are charged on the value of their homes. Labour TD Robert Dowds said there must be the introduction of a progressive property tax, which would be based on the value and size of a house.
A Labour TD has called for changes to the way Ireland's tax exiles are charged on the value of their homes. Labour TD Robert Dowds said there must be the introduction of a progressive property tax, which would be based on the value and size of a house.
Enterprises Call For Burden Reduction
Despite a reduction in the inflation figures on Thursday, Irelands enterprises have called for the Government to get "stuck into" addressing the increasing cost burden on business, particularly those that are State imposed.
Despite a reduction in the inflation figures on Thursday, Irelands enterprises have called for the Government to get "stuck into" addressing the increasing cost burden on business, particularly those that are State imposed.
Derry Bombs Were By 'Desperate Minority' – FF
A Fianna Fail TD has called the group behind two explosive devices in Derry a "desperate minority". On Friday morning, police in Derry claimed dissident republicans were responsible for the two bomb attacks on Thursday night.
A Fianna Fail TD has called the group behind two explosive devices in Derry a "desperate minority". On Friday morning, police in Derry claimed dissident republicans were responsible for the two bomb attacks on Thursday night.
Noam Chomsky Backs Vita Cortex Workers
World famous academic and socialist campaigner Noam Chomsky has given his backing to the workers at the Vita Cortex plant, adding further pressure to the ongoing negotiations.
World famous academic and socialist campaigner Noam Chomsky has given his backing to the workers at the Vita Cortex plant, adding further pressure to the ongoing negotiations.
Conference Held For More Women TDs
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has addressed a conference called 'How to Elect More women?' in Dublin Castle on Friday.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny has addressed a conference called 'How to Elect More women?' in Dublin Castle on Friday.
Gilmore Negotiating Way-Out Of Referendum - Reilly
A Sinn Fein EU spokesperson has said Eamon Gilmore has effectively admitted the government is negotiating a way-out of a future referendum on Europe. Senator Kathryn Reilly said the Taniaste had shown his hand by asking for the word “preferably” to be added to the draft fiscal treaty.
A Sinn Fein EU spokesperson has said Eamon Gilmore has effectively admitted the government is negotiating a way-out of a future referendum on Europe. Senator Kathryn Reilly said the Taniaste had shown his hand by asking for the word “preferably” to be added to the draft fiscal treaty.
Ireland And UK To Coordinate Minimum Price For Drink
The Government has said that initiatives to tackle low cost drink will be carried out in tandem with the UK.
The Government has said that initiatives to tackle low cost drink will be carried out in tandem with the UK.
Irish News on Thu, Jan 20 2011, 5,114 days ago
Dáil Election Set Amid Resignations Chaos
Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen has announced that he intends to dissolve parliament and call a general election on 11 March. Mr Cowen was addressing parliament after five ministers resigned from the cabinet, prompting uproar in the Dail.
Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen has announced that he intends to dissolve parliament and call a general election on 11 March. Mr Cowen was addressing parliament after five ministers resigned from the cabinet, prompting uproar in the Dail.
Gardaí Car Rammed And Shot Fired In Louth
Two men have been arrested in connection with an incident in County Louth during which a Gardaí vehicle was rammed and a shot was fired by a member of Gardaí.
Two men have been arrested in connection with an incident in County Louth during which a Gardaí vehicle was rammed and a shot was fired by a member of Gardaí.
Migration To Hit 50,000 This Year
Ireland's level of migration is expected to reach 50,000 this year, according to new figures published by a Government research institute.
Ireland's level of migration is expected to reach 50,000 this year, according to new figures published by a Government research institute.
Cowen Criticised For Taking Foreign Ministry
The Sinn Fein President has criticised the Taoiseach for taking on the role of Foreign Minister in the wake of Michael Martin's resignation. Michael Martin tendered his immediate resignation on Tuesday after failing to oust Brian Cowen as leader during a vote of confidence.
The Sinn Fein President has criticised the Taoiseach for taking on the role of Foreign Minister in the wake of Michael Martin's resignation. Michael Martin tendered his immediate resignation on Tuesday after failing to oust Brian Cowen as leader during a vote of confidence.
Mary Harney Quits Cabinet
The Minister for Health, Mary Harney, has quit her position in the cabinet only days after Taoiseach Brian Cowen's narrow victory in a vote of confidence.
The Minister for Health, Mary Harney, has quit her position in the cabinet only days after Taoiseach Brian Cowen's narrow victory in a vote of confidence.
Inspector Awarded 'Cancer Discrimination' Damages
A middle-ranking female police officer in the North has successfully claimed discrimination after returning to work from cancer treatment.
A middle-ranking female police officer in the North has successfully claimed discrimination after returning to work from cancer treatment.
'Minimum Price' Could Curb Irish Booze Abuse
Just a few months after psychiatrists called on the Stormont Executive to introduce a minimum price for alcohol the Social Development (DSD) Minister Alex Attwood and Health Minister, Michael McGimpsey have announced they are launching a joint consultation on minimum pricing for alcohol - and includ
Just a few months after psychiatrists called on the Stormont Executive to introduce a minimum price for alcohol the Social Development (DSD) Minister Alex Attwood and Health Minister, Michael McGimpsey have announced they are launching a joint consultation on minimum pricing for alcohol - and includ
Irish News on Wed, Jan 20 2010, 5,479 days ago
'Let Down' Irish Bishops Called To See Pope
Pope Benedict XVI has summoned Ireland's Catholic Bishops to discuss the church's cover-ups of clerical sexual abuse. A story in The Irish Catholic newsletter this morning said the Bishops were to attending a planned day-and-a-half of meetings next month on the Ryan and Murphy reports.
Pope Benedict XVI has summoned Ireland's Catholic Bishops to discuss the church's cover-ups of clerical sexual abuse. A story in The Irish Catholic newsletter this morning said the Bishops were to attending a planned day-and-a-half of meetings next month on the Ryan and Murphy reports.
Ireland Mourns Haiti Loss
It has been confirmed that the Irish citizen who died alongside tens of thousands of local people in the Haiti earthquake was married to a Co Down woman. Andrew Grene, who was working for the United Nations died when the office building he was working in collapsed.
It has been confirmed that the Irish citizen who died alongside tens of thousands of local people in the Haiti earthquake was married to a Co Down woman. Andrew Grene, who was working for the United Nations died when the office building he was working in collapsed.
Bank Inquiry "A Scam"
Minister for finance Brian Lenihan's outline plans for an inquiry into the banking crisis has been named a "scam" by the opposition. In a detailed statement released yesterday, the Government finally relented to weeks of pressure to conduct an inquiry into the failings of the banking sector.
Minister for finance Brian Lenihan's outline plans for an inquiry into the banking crisis has been named a "scam" by the opposition. In a detailed statement released yesterday, the Government finally relented to weeks of pressure to conduct an inquiry into the failings of the banking sector.
Over 150 Flights Cancelled Over Strike
Some tens of thousands of air travellers will be unable to fly today because of a major strike by air traffic controllers, leading to the closure of the State's three main airports.
Some tens of thousands of air travellers will be unable to fly today because of a major strike by air traffic controllers, leading to the closure of the State's three main airports.
Properties Seized From Criminals
The High Court has appointed the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) as receiver over two properties belonging to a Dundalk man after they were found to have been acquired through the proceeds of crime.
The High Court has appointed the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) as receiver over two properties belonging to a Dundalk man after they were found to have been acquired through the proceeds of crime.
Mater Hospital Staff Stage Protest
Staff at the Mater Private hospital in Dublin are to stage a protest today over pay cuts. Members of Siptu and the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) are expected to conduct their strike action from 1pm until 2pm this afternoon after management imposed 5% to 7.5% pay cuts imposed.
Staff at the Mater Private hospital in Dublin are to stage a protest today over pay cuts. Members of Siptu and the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) are expected to conduct their strike action from 1pm until 2pm this afternoon after management imposed 5% to 7.5% pay cuts imposed.
Unionists' Secret Tory Talks Revealed
Senior members of the North's two main unionist parties, the DUP and UUP have held private talks - facilitated by the Conservative Party - in London at the weekend.
Senior members of the North's two main unionist parties, the DUP and UUP have held private talks - facilitated by the Conservative Party - in London at the weekend.
Aid Convoy Reaches Haiti
A 16-truck convoy carrying relief supplies from Ireland is due to arrive in Haiti today. The aid flight, paid for by the Irish Government, arrived in Santo Domingo in the neighbouring Dominican Republic last night and made it's journey to the Island's beleaguered half last night.
A 16-truck convoy carrying relief supplies from Ireland is due to arrive in Haiti today. The aid flight, paid for by the Irish Government, arrived in Santo Domingo in the neighbouring Dominican Republic last night and made it's journey to the Island's beleaguered half last night.
Irish News on Tue, Jan 20 2009, 5,844 days ago
Stormy Weather Causes Record Damages To Phone Lines
Eircom has said that it is experiencing unprecedented damage to the phone network from the stormy weather. Gale force winds and heavy rain have knocked over telephone poles and damaged phone lines across the country.
Eircom has said that it is experiencing unprecedented damage to the phone network from the stormy weather. Gale force winds and heavy rain have knocked over telephone poles and damaged phone lines across the country.
Man Arrested Over Gangland Murder
Gardaí have arrested a man in his 50s in connection with the double gangland murder in Dublin's north inner city earlier this month.
Gardaí have arrested a man in his 50s in connection with the double gangland murder in Dublin's north inner city earlier this month.
Oireachtas Anniversary Honoured
The Oireachtas held a special joint sitting in the Mansion House in Dublin this morning to mark the 90th anniversary of the first Dáil.
The Oireachtas held a special joint sitting in the Mansion House in Dublin this morning to mark the 90th anniversary of the first Dáil.
Bomb Alert At Israeli Embassy
Army bomb disposal experts rushed to the scene of the Israeli Embassy in Dublin this morning following the discovery of a suspicious substance.
Army bomb disposal experts rushed to the scene of the Israeli Embassy in Dublin this morning following the discovery of a suspicious substance.
Public Service Cuts Face Major Opposition
Following an admission yesterday by a senior Government minister that public sector cuts were being considered, a raft of action is being planned by unions and workers alike to protect their jobs and wages.
Following an admission yesterday by a senior Government minister that public sector cuts were being considered, a raft of action is being planned by unions and workers alike to protect their jobs and wages.
Driver Dies In Fatal Kildare Collision
Gardai at Kildare are investigating a two vehicle fatal road traffic collision that occurred on the Monasterevin to Kildare Road, shortly before 8.00pm yesterday evening. A 22-year-old male was fatally injured when the car he was driving was in collision with a second vehicle on the R445.
Gardai at Kildare are investigating a two vehicle fatal road traffic collision that occurred on the Monasterevin to Kildare Road, shortly before 8.00pm yesterday evening. A 22-year-old male was fatally injured when the car he was driving was in collision with a second vehicle on the R445.
Man Killed And Two Injured In Tallaght Shooting
A man has been killed and two other men have been injured in a shooting in Tallaght in Dublin. Gardaí say the incident happened on Kilmartin Drive shortly before midnight.
A man has been killed and two other men have been injured in a shooting in Tallaght in Dublin. Gardaí say the incident happened on Kilmartin Drive shortly before midnight.
Man Shot During Security Van Robbery
A man has been shot and injured during the attempted robbery of a security van by masked men in Dublin this morning. Gardai at Clontarf are investigating the attempted armed robbery, which occurred at about 7.45am this morning at the Vernon Avenue/ Clontarf Road junction in Dublin.
A man has been shot and injured during the attempted robbery of a security van by masked men in Dublin this morning. Gardai at Clontarf are investigating the attempted armed robbery, which occurred at about 7.45am this morning at the Vernon Avenue/ Clontarf Road junction in Dublin.
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