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Irish News on Mon, Aug 19 2019, 2,192 days ago
Elderly Man Critical Following Dublin Assault
An elderly man who was assaulted in Dublin over the weekend remains in critical condition in hospital. The victim, aged in his 70s, was attacked near the Courtney Place flats in Ballybough in the early hours of Saturday morning, 17 August.
An elderly man who was assaulted in Dublin over the weekend remains in critical condition in hospital. The victim, aged in his 70s, was attacked near the Courtney Place flats in Ballybough in the early hours of Saturday morning, 17 August.
Concern Over Appointment For HSE Contract
The recent appointment of a contractor for the new 60 bed ward at University Hospital Limerick has come under serious criticism. Western Building Systems landed the contract for the development, while the firm is in the middle of being sued by the Department of Education.
The recent appointment of a contractor for the new 60 bed ward at University Hospital Limerick has come under serious criticism. Western Building Systems landed the contract for the development, while the firm is in the middle of being sued by the Department of Education.
Labour: Leaked Report Confirms Worst Brexit Fears
The Labour Party has branded the leaked 'Operation Yellowhammer' report by the UK Government as confirmation of many people's worst Brexit fears.
The Labour Party has branded the leaked 'Operation Yellowhammer' report by the UK Government as confirmation of many people's worst Brexit fears.
Man & Two Children Airlifted To Hospital After Rescue
A man and two children have been airlifted to hospital after they got into difficulty while swimming in County Kerry. The Coast Guard was tasked to Derrynanne at around 12.20pm on Sunday afternoon, 18 August, following reports that a man and two children had been swept out to sea.
A man and two children have been airlifted to hospital after they got into difficulty while swimming in County Kerry. The Coast Guard was tasked to Derrynanne at around 12.20pm on Sunday afternoon, 18 August, following reports that a man and two children had been swept out to sea.
Cash & 65,000 Cigarettes Seized In Cork
A revenue operation in Cork has resulted in over 65,000 unstamped cigarettes being taken out of circulation and €1,350 cash seized. The intelligence led operation was carried out in a residential part of the city on Thursday 15 August. A man was later questioned as a result.
A revenue operation in Cork has resulted in over 65,000 unstamped cigarettes being taken out of circulation and €1,350 cash seized. The intelligence led operation was carried out in a residential part of the city on Thursday 15 August. A man was later questioned as a result.
Irish News on Fri, Aug 19 2016, 3,287 days ago
Investigation Launched Into 'Attempted Exhumation' Of Grave Plot
An investigation has been launched into allegations that a grave has been dug up in Tallaght, Dublin. It is understood that Garda are investigating claims that the grave of Michael Maughan in Bohernabreena cemetery has been disturbed. Mr Maughan died from meningitis in 2008.
An investigation has been launched into allegations that a grave has been dug up in Tallaght, Dublin. It is understood that Garda are investigating claims that the grave of Michael Maughan in Bohernabreena cemetery has been disturbed. Mr Maughan died from meningitis in 2008.
Status Yellow Weather Warning Issued
Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow national weather warning for strong winds and heavy rain across a number of Counties. In counties Wexford, Clare, Cork, Kerry and Waterford, winds of 50 to 65 km/hr are expected, with gusts of up 80 or 90 km/hr in exposed areas.
Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow national weather warning for strong winds and heavy rain across a number of Counties. In counties Wexford, Clare, Cork, Kerry and Waterford, winds of 50 to 65 km/hr are expected, with gusts of up 80 or 90 km/hr in exposed areas.
Appeals Issued For Missing Teenagers In Dublin And Limerick
Gardaí in Ronanstown have renewed an appeal for information on the whereabouts of 16-year-old, Leigh Leech. The teenager was last seen on Ormond Quay, Dublin at approximately 6.45pm on Sunday, 03 July 2016. He is described as 5'8", with short dark brown hair, blue eyes and of average build.
Gardaí in Ronanstown have renewed an appeal for information on the whereabouts of 16-year-old, Leigh Leech. The teenager was last seen on Ormond Quay, Dublin at approximately 6.45pm on Sunday, 03 July 2016. He is described as 5'8", with short dark brown hair, blue eyes and of average build.
Man Killed In Co Offaly Collision
Gardaí in Co Offaly have issued an appeal for witnesses to a fatal road traffic collision on Thursday, 18 August. A man, aged in his 60s, was fatally injured when the car he was driving collided with a truck on the N62 between Cloghan and Birr, shortly after 4pm.
Gardaí in Co Offaly have issued an appeal for witnesses to a fatal road traffic collision on Thursday, 18 August. A man, aged in his 60s, was fatally injured when the car he was driving collided with a truck on the N62 between Cloghan and Birr, shortly after 4pm.
Six Arrested In Co Meath Amid Allegations Of False Imprisonment
Six people have been arrested in connection with an investigation into allegations of human trafficking in Co Meath. It is understood a planned search operation was launched on Thursday night after officers in Castletown, Kilpatrick, Navan, became concerned about the welfare of a Romanian man.
Six people have been arrested in connection with an investigation into allegations of human trafficking in Co Meath. It is understood a planned search operation was launched on Thursday night after officers in Castletown, Kilpatrick, Navan, became concerned about the welfare of a Romanian man.
Dublin Mayor Expresses Shock And Sadness Following Murder Of Trevor O'Neill
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Brendan Carr, and management and staff of Dublin City Council, have expressed their shock at the murder of Trevor O'Neill, who was shot dead while on holiday in Majorca.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Brendan Carr, and management and staff of Dublin City Council, have expressed their shock at the murder of Trevor O'Neill, who was shot dead while on holiday in Majorca.
New Bill Introduced To Create Central Register Of Wills
Fianna Fáil has introduced legislation in the Seanad aimed at providing a clear statutory basis for the registration of wills. The 'Registration of Wills Bill 2016' will enable a person making a will, or their solicitor, to register the details of a will with a central authority.
Fianna Fáil has introduced legislation in the Seanad aimed at providing a clear statutory basis for the registration of wills. The 'Registration of Wills Bill 2016' will enable a person making a will, or their solicitor, to register the details of a will with a central authority.
Sinn Féin 'Disappointed' At Latest Unemployment Figures
Sinn Féin have said that they are "disappointed" at the latest unemployment figures for July from the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
Sinn Féin have said that they are "disappointed" at the latest unemployment figures for July from the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
Smuggled Cigarettes Seized At Dublin Airport
Revenue officers have seized 22,000 cigarettes at Dublin airport. The cigarettes were found in the luggage of a 45-year-old Lithuanian man who arrived in Dublin on a flight from Sweden. He was arrested and brought before Judge Grainne O'Neill, who remanded him in custody until Tuesday, 23 August.
Revenue officers have seized 22,000 cigarettes at Dublin airport. The cigarettes were found in the luggage of a 45-year-old Lithuanian man who arrived in Dublin on a flight from Sweden. He was arrested and brought before Judge Grainne O'Neill, who remanded him in custody until Tuesday, 23 August.
Irish News on Wed, Aug 19 2015, 3,653 days ago
Homeless Charity Calls For Emergency Rent Control Measures
Emergency legislation is needed to enforce an immediate rent freeze in the private residential sector, homeless and housing charity, the Peter McVerry Trust has said.
Emergency legislation is needed to enforce an immediate rent freeze in the private residential sector, homeless and housing charity, the Peter McVerry Trust has said.
Govt 'Incompetence' Highlighted By Irish Water
People having to use their PPS numbers to register with Irish Water to qualify for the government's 'conservation grants' has been described as a "farce", by Sinn Féin spokesperson on Local Government, Brian Stanley.
People having to use their PPS numbers to register with Irish Water to qualify for the government's 'conservation grants' has been described as a "farce", by Sinn Féin spokesperson on Local Government, Brian Stanley.
Man Charged Over Knife-Point Robbery
A 33-year-old man has been charged with the knife-point robbery of a man in Rathmines Park shortly after midnight on Wednesday. A 27-year-old man was walking through Rathmines Park when he was approached by a man, who produced a knife and demanded money.
A 33-year-old man has been charged with the knife-point robbery of a man in Rathmines Park shortly after midnight on Wednesday. A 27-year-old man was walking through Rathmines Park when he was approached by a man, who produced a knife and demanded money.
Irish Heritage Certificate Scheme Discontinued
The Certificate of Irish Heritage scheme is to be discontinued, due to the uptake being "considerably less than anticipated".
The Certificate of Irish Heritage scheme is to be discontinued, due to the uptake being "considerably less than anticipated".
Longford County Council Announces Road Closures
Longford County Council has announced temporary road closures between Edgeworthstone and Granard between 24 August and 04 September, 2015. The closure is to allow bridge replacement works on the N55 at Ardagullion and Cartron.
Longford County Council has announced temporary road closures between Edgeworthstone and Granard between 24 August and 04 September, 2015. The closure is to allow bridge replacement works on the N55 at Ardagullion and Cartron.
Temporary Water Outages In Co Kilkenny
Residents of Stoneyford, Co Kilkenny have been warned of temporary water outages due to essential repairs. Kilkenny County Council said that repairs would be carried out from 21:00 on Wednesday, 19 August until 17:00 on Thursday, 20 August.
Residents of Stoneyford, Co Kilkenny have been warned of temporary water outages due to essential repairs. Kilkenny County Council said that repairs would be carried out from 21:00 on Wednesday, 19 August until 17:00 on Thursday, 20 August.
Labour Select Sligo/Leitrim General Election Candidate
The Labour Party has chosen Senator Susan O'Keefe to stand in the Sligo/Leitrim constituency in the next General Election. She was proposed by former councillor Marcella McGarry and seconded by Edel Moran.
The Labour Party has chosen Senator Susan O'Keefe to stand in the Sligo/Leitrim constituency in the next General Election. She was proposed by former councillor Marcella McGarry and seconded by Edel Moran.
New Passport Application Guidelines Produced
New guidelines have been produced on completing the Irish passport application. Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Charlie Flanagan, announced the new guidelines, which will accompany all new application forms, which are available from post offices and Garda stations.
New guidelines have been produced on completing the Irish passport application. Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Charlie Flanagan, announced the new guidelines, which will accompany all new application forms, which are available from post offices and Garda stations.
Kildare Council Seeking New Recycling Facility Site
Kildare County Council is looking for land suitable for a new recycling facility in the Celbridge, Leixlip and Maynooth area. The council said that a site area of 1.5-2.5 hectares would be ideal. The facility must have good road access to both local and wider area users.
Kildare County Council is looking for land suitable for a new recycling facility in the Celbridge, Leixlip and Maynooth area. The council said that a site area of 1.5-2.5 hectares would be ideal. The facility must have good road access to both local and wider area users.
Irish News on Tue, Aug 19 2014, 4,018 days ago
Woman, 82, Dies In Road Accident
An 82-year-old woman has died following a road accident in Donegal. The crash occurred at around 3.50pm on Monday (18 August) at The Ross in Bundoran. Gardaí have said a car collided with a fence in the incident. The woman was transferred to Sligo Hospital but later died from her injuries.
An 82-year-old woman has died following a road accident in Donegal. The crash occurred at around 3.50pm on Monday (18 August) at The Ross in Bundoran. Gardaí have said a car collided with a fence in the incident. The woman was transferred to Sligo Hospital but later died from her injuries.
Man Arrested In Stabbing Incident
Gardaí investigating a fatal stabbing incident in Dublin have made an arrest. On Sunday (17 August), David Sheridan, 45, suffered serious injuries in the incident which occurred at North Strand in the city.
Gardaí investigating a fatal stabbing incident in Dublin have made an arrest. On Sunday (17 August), David Sheridan, 45, suffered serious injuries in the incident which occurred at North Strand in the city.
3,300 Places On Offer At TCD
About 3,300 places are being offered to prospective undergraduate students to study at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) this year. Points for courses at the University show strong demand in 2014, the university said.
About 3,300 places are being offered to prospective undergraduate students to study at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) this year. Points for courses at the University show strong demand in 2014, the university said.
€2m Midlands Geological Survey Announced
A €2m geological survey of the north midlands area has been given the go ahead by the Department of Energy and Natural Resources.
A €2m geological survey of the north midlands area has been given the go ahead by the Department of Energy and Natural Resources.
40% Fewer Properties For Rent
There are 40% fewer properties available for rent in Ireland compared to this time last year, according to the latest quarterly Rental Report by property consultants Daft.ie. Research released shows that nationally, rents have risen by over 10% in the space of twelve months.
There are 40% fewer properties available for rent in Ireland compared to this time last year, according to the latest quarterly Rental Report by property consultants Daft.ie. Research released shows that nationally, rents have risen by over 10% in the space of twelve months.
IDA Working To Attract New Business – Fine Gael
Fine Gael has welcomed the news that the IDA is working to attract new business to Carrick-on-Shannon. The news comes after it was revealed last week that MBNA is to close its centre in the area, with the loss of 160 jobs.
Fine Gael has welcomed the news that the IDA is working to attract new business to Carrick-on-Shannon. The news comes after it was revealed last week that MBNA is to close its centre in the area, with the loss of 160 jobs.
New Role For Dept Of Health's Secretary General
It has been confirmed that Dr Ambrose McLoughlin, the Secretary General of the Department of Health, is to move to a new role next year, ahead of his retirement. Dr Ambrose will support the implementation of the Health Ireland initiative, Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has said.
It has been confirmed that Dr Ambrose McLoughlin, the Secretary General of the Department of Health, is to move to a new role next year, ahead of his retirement. Dr Ambrose will support the implementation of the Health Ireland initiative, Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has said.
Irish News on Mon, Aug 19 2013, 4,383 days ago
More Than 50 Arrested At Eminem Gig
Gardai have confirmed 22 people were arrested for public order offences on Saturday night, during a concert by American rapper Eminem.
Gardai have confirmed 22 people were arrested for public order offences on Saturday night, during a concert by American rapper Eminem.
Seanad Recall 'Is Futile' – Harris
Fine Gael TD for Wicklow, Simon Harris, has said Fianna Fáíl's failed attempt to have the Dáil recalled this next week is an "embarrassing failure" for the party. Mr Harris added that continued efforts would be "futile" and "a waste of taxpayers' money.
Fine Gael TD for Wicklow, Simon Harris, has said Fianna Fáíl's failed attempt to have the Dáil recalled this next week is an "embarrassing failure" for the party. Mr Harris added that continued efforts would be "futile" and "a waste of taxpayers' money.
'Human Error' Blamed For Exam Paper Mistakes
A report by the State Examinations Commission (SEC) has found that a number of mistakes found in this year's Leaving and Junior Cert examination papers, was due to "human error".
A report by the State Examinations Commission (SEC) has found that a number of mistakes found in this year's Leaving and Junior Cert examination papers, was due to "human error".
Call For Safety Standards Audit At Waterford Hospital
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Health, Billy Kelleher TD, has called for a full audit of health and safety procedures at Waterford Regional Hospital. The request comes after a HIQA report found unsafe hygiene practices at the hospital.
Fianna Fáil Spokesperson on Health, Billy Kelleher TD, has called for a full audit of health and safety procedures at Waterford Regional Hospital. The request comes after a HIQA report found unsafe hygiene practices at the hospital.
Four Irish Siblings Held In Egypt
Concerns are growing after it was reported that four siblings are being held by Egyptian authorities after being caught up in a stand-off at a mosque in Cairo. According to RTÉ, the four Irish citizens are understood to be from one family.
Concerns are growing after it was reported that four siblings are being held by Egyptian authorities after being caught up in a stand-off at a mosque in Cairo. According to RTÉ, the four Irish citizens are understood to be from one family.
Irish News on Fri, Aug 19 2011, 5,114 days ago
Man Arrested Over Seamus McMahon Murder
A 39-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of Seamus McMahon in Co. Louth last year. Mr McMahon, 41, from Green Acres, Dundalk, was shot dead in a property at Bothar Croinin, Dundalk on March 21 last year.
A 39-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of Seamus McMahon in Co. Louth last year. Mr McMahon, 41, from Green Acres, Dundalk, was shot dead in a property at Bothar Croinin, Dundalk on March 21 last year.
€35m Education Campus Approved
The Irish Education Minister Ruairí Quinn has given the green light to Co. Monaghan Vocational Education Committee to proceed to the next stage in the construction of a €35 million education campus. Following a tender process, the VEC will commence construction on the new campus.
The Irish Education Minister Ruairí Quinn has given the green light to Co. Monaghan Vocational Education Committee to proceed to the next stage in the construction of a €35 million education campus. Following a tender process, the VEC will commence construction on the new campus.
Opportunities Open For Pitman Home Study
A specialist training business that has helped tutor thousands of personnel in a variety of office related skills is expanding. Pitman Training Swords is expanding their distance learning centre course range due to increased demand.
A specialist training business that has helped tutor thousands of personnel in a variety of office related skills is expanding. Pitman Training Swords is expanding their distance learning centre course range due to increased demand.
Tiger Kidnappers 'Withdraw' Over £200K
A mother and son were freed unharmed last night after falling victim to a so-called 'tiger kidnapping' gang who forced the woman's husband to steal cash from a north Belfast security firm as a 'ransom'.
A mother and son were freed unharmed last night after falling victim to a so-called 'tiger kidnapping' gang who forced the woman's husband to steal cash from a north Belfast security firm as a 'ransom'.
North's Police Criticised Over Riot Tapes
The broadcast union, BECTU is throwing its weight behind an appeal to the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to adopt a more 'responsible approach' to applications for access to media footage.
The broadcast union, BECTU is throwing its weight behind an appeal to the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to adopt a more 'responsible approach' to applications for access to media footage.
Re-Arrested Prisoner Freed On Licence
The Stormont Justice Minister has defended a controversial decision by the Parole Commissioners to free a republican prisoner.
The Stormont Justice Minister has defended a controversial decision by the Parole Commissioners to free a republican prisoner.
Irish News on Thu, Aug 19 2010, 5,479 days ago
Cowen 'One Of World's Top Leaders'
Influential website, Newsweek, have identified the Irish Taoiseach as one of the top ten world leaders. Despite spending his tenure in two of the worst years in Ireland's recent economic history, the column, written by William Underhill has praised Brian Cowen for prescribing "harsh medcine".
Influential website, Newsweek, have identified the Irish Taoiseach as one of the top ten world leaders. Despite spending his tenure in two of the worst years in Ireland's recent economic history, the column, written by William Underhill has praised Brian Cowen for prescribing "harsh medcine".
Rasharkin Return Rerouted
NI's Parades Commission has down a swift 'about-turn' and accepted a revised application from a loyalist band for its parade through the Co Antrim village of Rasharkin on Friday evening.
NI's Parades Commission has down a swift 'about-turn' and accepted a revised application from a loyalist band for its parade through the Co Antrim village of Rasharkin on Friday evening.
Fingleton Apologies 'Not Good Enough' Says Labour
Former Irish Nationwide chief Michael Fingleton has issued an unprecedented apology for his bank's role in the Irish banking crisis, but his lament has been rejected by a senior Labour TD.
Former Irish Nationwide chief Michael Fingleton has issued an unprecedented apology for his bank's role in the Irish banking crisis, but his lament has been rejected by a senior Labour TD.
North Signs Up For Broadband Revolution
Consumers in the North are embracing the online world more than ever - according to new research from the UK's broadcast regulator, Ofcom.
Consumers in the North are embracing the online world more than ever - according to new research from the UK's broadcast regulator, Ofcom.
Labour Call For Help Over Pakistan Floods
The Irish Labour party has called for more help to be given to the victims of Pakistan's floods. The United Nations said today more than four million Pakistanis have been made homeless by nearly three weeks of floods, and that greater amounts of aid were urgently needed.
The Irish Labour party has called for more help to be given to the victims of Pakistan's floods. The United Nations said today more than four million Pakistanis have been made homeless by nearly three weeks of floods, and that greater amounts of aid were urgently needed.
Irish News on Wed, Aug 19 2009, 5,844 days ago
Gardaí Raids Target Organised Crime
More than 150 'flying squad' gardaí have carried out a number of searches today as part of an investigation into organised criminal gangs.
More than 150 'flying squad' gardaí have carried out a number of searches today as part of an investigation into organised criminal gangs.
Deadly Bray Stabbing 'Pre-planned'
Gardaí probing double stab deaths in Bray at the weekend have now established that the knife used to kill victim Sebastian Creane was bought by Shane Clancy - also deceased - just an hour before the stabbing.
Gardaí probing double stab deaths in Bray at the weekend have now established that the knife used to kill victim Sebastian Creane was bought by Shane Clancy - also deceased - just an hour before the stabbing.
Renewed Appeal Over Missing Teenager
A teenager who has been missing for almost a month is causing continuing concerns. Gardaí at Fitzgibbon Street are today renewing their appeal for the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 16-year-old Tina Saheeb. She went missing from the Fitzgibbon Street area on 23rd July.
A teenager who has been missing for almost a month is causing continuing concerns. Gardaí at Fitzgibbon Street are today renewing their appeal for the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 16-year-old Tina Saheeb. She went missing from the Fitzgibbon Street area on 23rd July.
Lithuanian Arms 'Sting' Outlined In Court
New details of an international 'sting operation' have emerged as the trial of a Co Louth man charged with trying to buy arms and explosives for the Real IRA was adjourned until October.
New details of an international 'sting operation' have emerged as the trial of a Co Louth man charged with trying to buy arms and explosives for the Real IRA was adjourned until October.
Roads Claim Latest Victims
There's an investigation underway in Co Westmeath after the death in hospital of a road accident victim who was fatally injured nearly two weeks ago. Gardaí in Ballynacargy are seeking help over what is now a fatal single vehicle road traffic collision. It occurred at Balroe, shortly after 6.
There's an investigation underway in Co Westmeath after the death in hospital of a road accident victim who was fatally injured nearly two weeks ago. Gardaí in Ballynacargy are seeking help over what is now a fatal single vehicle road traffic collision. It occurred at Balroe, shortly after 6.
Teachers Meet Officials Over Swine Flu
The Irish National Teachers Organisation has met with officials from the Department of Education today in order to discuss swine flu.
The Irish National Teachers Organisation has met with officials from the Department of Education today in order to discuss swine flu.
Neighbour May Have Shot Kerryman In USA
It has emerged that a long-running dispute with a neighbour may have led to the violent death of a 48-year-old Irishman from Co Kerry. Reports this morning said the victim's neighbour has been charged with the shooting.
It has emerged that a long-running dispute with a neighbour may have led to the violent death of a 48-year-old Irishman from Co Kerry. Reports this morning said the victim's neighbour has been charged with the shooting.
Arrests Follow Mayo Assaults
Gardaí investigating two serious incidents at Ballinrobe Co Mayo at the weekend have made arrests. Having conducted a number of searches this morning (Wednesday) in counties Mayo, Galway and Sligo, officers have arrested three men.
Gardaí investigating two serious incidents at Ballinrobe Co Mayo at the weekend have made arrests. Having conducted a number of searches this morning (Wednesday) in counties Mayo, Galway and Sligo, officers have arrested three men.
Workers 'Among Highest Paid In The World'
Staff in Irish companies are among the highest paid in the world, a report by Swiss Bank UBS has revealed. The bank's prices and earnings report revealed that workers in Dublin earned the tenth highest net wages of all the 73 cities involved in the survey.
Staff in Irish companies are among the highest paid in the world, a report by Swiss Bank UBS has revealed. The bank's prices and earnings report revealed that workers in Dublin earned the tenth highest net wages of all the 73 cities involved in the survey.
Latest ATM Ram-Raid Investigated
A spate of ram-raid style thefts of cash machines across Ireland has continued. An automated teller machine (ATM) was this time removed from a pub in Fintona, Co Tyrone. A car was deliberately crashed into the building in the early hours of Wednesday, before the machine was removed.
A spate of ram-raid style thefts of cash machines across Ireland has continued. An automated teller machine (ATM) was this time removed from a pub in Fintona, Co Tyrone. A car was deliberately crashed into the building in the early hours of Wednesday, before the machine was removed.
Irish News on Tue, Aug 19 2008, 6,209 days ago
Dubliner Faces Brit In Olympic Medal Bout
Boxing Dubliner Ken Egan will be facing a British fighter in a medal decider in Beijing following his convincing win on Tuesday.
Boxing Dubliner Ken Egan will be facing a British fighter in a medal decider in Beijing following his convincing win on Tuesday.
Three Arrested Following Cross Border Pursuit
A taxi driver, held at gunpoint, was forced to drive two armed men across the border during a garda pursuit on Monday night. The men, aged 19 and 39, allegedly threatened gardaí with what is believed to have been a firearm before forcing a taxi driver to aid their escape.
A taxi driver, held at gunpoint, was forced to drive two armed men across the border during a garda pursuit on Monday night. The men, aged 19 and 39, allegedly threatened gardaí with what is believed to have been a firearm before forcing a taxi driver to aid their escape.
Gormley On Flood Fixing Frenzy
The Minister for the Environment has visited the various flooded sites throughout the State and proposed a 'raft' of measures to help minimise flooding in the future.
The Minister for the Environment has visited the various flooded sites throughout the State and proposed a 'raft' of measures to help minimise flooding in the future.
Missing Polish Man's Body Found In River
A six-day hunt for a missing Polish dad has ended with a body being pulled from a river in Ennis. Przemyslaw Jablonski, 31, who was working as a cook in Ennis, had left a house party at Springfield Orchard in the early hours of the morning.
A six-day hunt for a missing Polish dad has ended with a body being pulled from a river in Ennis. Przemyslaw Jablonski, 31, who was working as a cook in Ennis, had left a house party at Springfield Orchard in the early hours of the morning.
No Surprises As August Declared Wettest On Record
Following the chaotic flooding throughout the island, it's no surprise this August is now officially the wettest since records began. Figures released by Met Eireann this week show rain levels have already reached 177.7mm, washing away the 22 year-old record of 158.7mm.
Following the chaotic flooding throughout the island, it's no surprise this August is now officially the wettest since records began. Figures released by Met Eireann this week show rain levels have already reached 177.7mm, washing away the 22 year-old record of 158.7mm.
Young Man Arrested After Huge Heroin Find
A 20 year-old man is currently being detained by gardaí following a significant drug find at house in Dublin.
A 20 year-old man is currently being detained by gardaí following a significant drug find at house in Dublin.
TDs Paying Family Members Tax Payers Money
New figures reveal that a fifth of TDs and senators are employing a relative at the taxpayers' expense. According to reports on Tuesday, a total of 42 members of the Oireachtas' have family members employed in secretarial and parliamentary assistant jobs.
New figures reveal that a fifth of TDs and senators are employing a relative at the taxpayers' expense. According to reports on Tuesday, a total of 42 members of the Oireachtas' have family members employed in secretarial and parliamentary assistant jobs.
Photographer Claims Camera Damaged By Paedophile
A Donegal Democrat photographer has had his camera damaged by a known paedophile after spotting the sex offender at a boating ceremony.
A Donegal Democrat photographer has had his camera damaged by a known paedophile after spotting the sex offender at a boating ceremony.
It's A Plaza To Meet You - In Dublin
Dublin's shopping and pedestrian mecca is to receive a complete overhaul as it's transformed into a virtual paradisiacal pedestrian plaza.
Dublin's shopping and pedestrian mecca is to receive a complete overhaul as it's transformed into a virtual paradisiacal pedestrian plaza.
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Ireland WeatherToday:A sunny but frosty start for many. However cloud increases by midday with a few showers reaching the north coast, these mostly light but spreading inland this afternoon. Chilly. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:A rather cloudy evening with scattered showers. Becoming drier through the night with some good clear spells developing and a patchy frost away from coasts. Minimum temperature 0 °C.