| Ireland, Austria Lead Challenge To Greece Greece, hosts of UEFA European Under-17 Championship elite round Group 3, have been preparing hard for their assignments against the Republic of Ireland, Finland and... | |
| Five-year-old Took 4x4 On Joyride Mar 18 2010 A five-year-old boy took his family's automatic 4x4 on a four-mile "joyride" before crashing it into a wall, it has been disclosed. Traffic officers described the incident as... |
| George Cross For Bomb Disposal Men Mar 18 2010 Two Army bomb disposal experts have been awarded the George Cross for the extraordinary bravery they displayed in tackling Taliban explosives in Afghanistan. One of the pair, Staff... |
| Landfill Rubbish Ban Cost Warning Mar 18 2010 Councils should not be expected to foot the bill for plans to ban certain types of rubbish from landfill, the Local Government Association (LGA) has said. And it said councils are... |
| Universities Told Of Funding Cuts Mar 18 2010 The vast majority of England's universities will see their public funding slashed next year. Oxford and Cambridge are among those losing out this year, as institutions are hit with... |
| Moya Brennan Explains The 'music Of Ireland' At the Philadelphia Flower Show, the crowd is snaking along the pathway through the Irish garden display, their eyes intently raking the underbrush as if engaged in an Easter egg hunt for adults.In a... |
| Bloody Sunday Report Plan Changed The report into the events of Bloody Sunday will be not now be handed to the government next week as planned.Instead lawyers for the government will review the report while it remains in the... |
| Portadown V Coleraine Coleraine expect to have top scorer Rory Patterson in their team for Friday's league clash after his brief spell on trial at Plymouth Argyle.Patterson upset Coleraine management by not letting them... |
| Abuse Claims Reported: Archbishop A Catholic archbishop has said that all allegations of abuse are reported fully and without delay to state authorities.Archbishop Dermot Clifford was speaking after a priest in his archdiocese said... |
| Former Anglo Irish Bank Chairman Arrested Anglo Irish Bank , is being questioned by the Garda Siochana over allegations of financial irregularities.He stepped down as the bank's boss in December 2008 after admitting he had hidden millions of... |
| Pope Letter On Irish Abuse Released Saturday V ATICAN CITY - The Vatican says the pope’s letter to Irish Catholics on the clerical sex abuse crisis will be released Saturday. Pope Benedict XVI has said he hopes the letter will help the... |
| Traffic Returning To Normal After Taxi Protest Traffic is returning to normal this afternoon after disruptions in Dublin, Cork and Limerick - caused by a three-hour taxi drivers' protest.The Irish Taxi Council organised the protest to call for a... |
| Insurers Refusing To Provide Flood Cover For Some Cork Residents Hundreds of flood victims in Cork are now facing another battle - as insurance companies refuse to provide flood cover.Up to 400 people have had to renew their policy since the River Lee burst its... |
| Doolin Appointed Republic Of Ireland U-23 Manager Paul Doolin was today officially unveiled as the manager of the Republic of Ireland U-23 team. Doolin, who has previously managed Cork City, Drogheda United and UCD, will take charge of Ireland’s... |
| Irish And Monarchs Open Tournament Play In New Orleans New Orleans, LA (Sports Network) - Thanks to a late run down the stretch, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish earned the six seed in the South Region and will open the NCAA Tournament with a first round... |
| Aer Lingus Sides To Meet At Lrc Tomorrow The Labour Relations Commission is to meet Aer Lingus management and the IMPACT trade union separately tomorrow in a bid to resolve the cabin crew dispute at the airline. However, sources stressed... |
| Final Warnings For Ireland Over Court Rulings Ireland has received final warnings from the European Commission on four cases over failing to comply with rulings from the European Court of Justice. The Commission has detailed the cases,... |
| Aer Lingus Unions, Management For Lrc The Labour Relations Commission is to meet separately with Aer Lingus management and the IMPACT trade union tomorrow in a bid to resolve the cabin crew dispute at the airline. However, sources... |
| Tribute To Soldiers Killed In Blast Mar 18 2010 Tributes have been paid to two British soldiers killed in an explosion in Afghanistan. Lance Corporal Scott Hardy and Private James Grigg, both from the 1st Battalion The Royal... |
| Ex-detective Jailed Over Drugs Plot Mar 18 2010 A former detective who was "pivotal" to the success of a £200 million cocaine-smuggling plot has been jailed for 22 years. Michael Daly, who is already serving eight years... |
| Garda Held Over Sargent Letter Leak Gardai today arrested one of their colleagues over the leaking of a letter that led to the resignation of former junior minister Trevor Sargent. The female officer, in her early thirties, was taken... |
| Recruiter Looks For 800 Irish Applicants To Fill Bank Posts Financial Services Authority (FSA) said yesterday it is hiring 460 workers this year to help implement new European insurance rules and bolster supervision with a more "proactive" approach it said... |
| Pope Writes To Irish Catholics Pope Benedict XVI's letter to Irish Catholics on a developing sex scandal will be released Saturday, the Vatican said Thursday. The Pope hopes the letter will help repair some of the damage caused... |
| Cars Left At Orange Hall Damaged Damage estimated at thousands of pounds has been caused to a number of cars parked near an Orange hall in Enniskillen. The vehicles belonged to people who were attending a certificate presentation... |
| The Irish Eyes Have It During The St. Patrick's Day Parade Some came to show their Irish pride. Others came for the sun. Either way, the streets of downtown St. Paul were a sea of green Wednesday afternoon as thousands turned out for the city's 44th St.... |
| Aer Lingus Cabin Crew Agree To Talks Cabin crew at Aer Lingus have accepted an invitation to attend talks at the Labour Relations Commission - over the cost cutting dispute at the airline.Aer Lingus announced last week it was imposing... |
| Lawyers: Tribunal Facts Are An 'inconvenient Truth' Lawyers for the Department of Communications have called on the Chairman of the Moriarty Tribunal to admit he mis-represented the facts surrounding the issuing of the mobile phone licence to ESAT... |
| Hayes To Lead Tallaght Hospital Investigation Dr Maurice Hayes is to chair the review into failures at Tallagh Hospital.The review - ordered by head of the HSE Professor Brendan Drumm - is to investigate the delay in reporting radiological exams... |
| Female Garda Held In Connection With Sargent Investigation A female garda has been arrested in connection with the leaking of information which led to the resignation of Trevor Sargent.The former Junior Minister stepped down after a newspaper revealed he had... |
| Teens Speak Out On Social Problems More than 800 teenagers today revealed their plans to try to solve some of Ireland’s most pressing problems.Homelessness, homophobia, domestic violence and child abuse were among the key social... |
| Former Anglo Irish Bank Chief Arrested nationalised in January 2009 following a spate of governance scandals.Mr FitzPatrick, one of the founders of the bank, was arrested at 6.30am on Thursday by officers from the Garda (police) bureau of... |
| Two Sentenced Over Dunlough Cocaine Haul Two men have been sentenced in London to lengthy prison terms for their part in the importation of 1.5 tonnes of cocaine at Dunlough Bay in Cork in 2007. Michael Daly, 49, a former London... |
| Court Awards €4.5m To Crash Victim The High Court has approved a settlement of €4.5m in the case of a 25-year-old woman who was severely injured in a car accident in 2006. Claire Noone from Summerhill in Co Meath needs... |
| Fg Would Develop International Education Fine Gael claims it could create 6,000 jobs, if in government, by attracting international students to Ireland. The party is to launch its policy on international education today. It says it would... |
| Government Of Canada Supports Miramichi Irish Festival On behalf of the Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, Tilly O'Neill-Gordon, Member of Parliament (Miramichi) today announced funding for the... |
| Ba Boss In Last Minute Strike Talks Mar 18 2010 British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh is involved in surprise last minute talks over the planned strike by the airline's cabin crew. Sources have said that Mr Walsh was holding... |
| Date Of Pope's Letter On Child Abuse Cases In Ireland Is Announced Vatican City - Pope Benedict XVI's highly anticipated pastoral letter to Catholics in Ireland dealing with a child sex abuse scandal involving priests, will be published on Saturday, the Vatican... |
| Former Chairman Of Anglo Irish Bank Arrested By Andras Gergely DUBLIN, March 18 (Reuters) - Police have arrested Sean FitzPatrick, the former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank, sources said, the first casualty of a fraud investigation seen as... |
| Bishop Of Derry In 'secret Deal' On Abuse Case Ireland after claims that a girl abused by a priest was sworn to secrecy in an out-of-court settlement as recently as 2000. The victim went public with her claims that she was abused over a 10-year ... |
| Police Praise Peaceful Holyland Police have praised the "huge effort" that ensured St Patrick's Day in the Holyland area of south Belfast passed largely without incident. Last year, several police officers were hurt and... |
| Jury Discharged After Murder Accused Changes Legal Team The jury in the case of a Cavan man accused of shooting a man in the head as he slept next to his girlfriend, has been discharged at the Central Criminal Court today.The six men and six women of the... |
| Pope To Release Letter On Clerical Abuse On Saturday The Pope’s letter to Irish Catholics on the clerical sex abuse crisis will be released on Saturday, the Vatican said today.The Pope has said he hopes the letter will help the Irish faithful heal... |
| Pope Letter On Irish Abuse Soon To Be Made Public Pope Benedict XVI has said he hopes the letter will help the Irish faithful heal following years of abuse and cover-ups on the part of church leaders.The Vatican press office said the text of the... |
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| Man Arrested After Newry Stabbings A man in his 40s has been arrested after two men were stabbed last night at a hotel in Newry, Co Down. The PSNI were called to the premises at Francis Street around 10pm. One of the victims, a man... |
| Moriarty 'bemused' By Remarks About Tribunal Mr Justice Michael Moriarty has hit out at critics of the long-running Tribunal saying he would not be distracted by public relations, by spin or other controversies in preparing his report. ... |
| Car Production Up By 63 Per Cent Mar 18 2010 Car and commercial vehicle production accelerated sharply ahead last month, it has been announced. Car production increased 62.7% compared with February 2009, when the industry was... |
| Warning On Cost Of Landfill Ban Mar 18 2010 Councils should not be expected to foot the bill for plans to ban certain types of rubbish from landfill, the Local Government Association (LGA) has said. And it said councils are... |