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Irish Times- Hard to stay optimistic living in Hatch HallPatrick Freyne visits the direct-provision centre for asylum seekers at Hatch Hall […]
- Living in Hatch HallPatrick Freyne visits the direct-provision centre for asylum seekers at Hatch Hall […]
- “For most people who have chemo it’s no big deal,” says man who sails around Ireland between bouts of chemotherapyDavid Bevan and Chris Egan have raised €15,000 in aid of cancer research […]
- Time limit a key issue arising from health committee hearings on abortionOpinion: Government must provide unambiguous answer to question raised by Archbishop Diarmuid Martin […]
- Shatter’s mistake in the Wallace saga was purely politicalColumn: The recoil from the Minister for Justice’s revelation was more severe than any impact on the Independent TD […]
- Political system tied up in trivia ignores the most serious issuesInside Politics: Spat between Alan Shatter and Mick Wallace an enjoyable source of controversy that added to the gaiety of the nation […]
- Reform crèche inspections and fund training, say campaignersSalaries are low with little incentive among crèche workers to seek higher qualifications […]
- Action adjourned in case involving sausage firmDirector/employee claims her employment was unlawfully terminated […]
- Bill O’Herlihy lobbying firm says it no longer has Government linksVeteran broadcaster attended meeting between Taoiseach and tobacco industry […]
- Shatter tried breath test twice, says KennyMinister defended by Cabinet colleagues […]
- Hard to stay optimistic living in Hatch Hall
- Irish Independent
- Gardai seize €1.7m worth of drugs in DublinGARDAI have made one of the biggest drugs seizures so far this year, recovering cannabis and ecstasy with a street value of about €1.7 million […]
- Our income increased when I quit my good job and went on the doleWHEN Orna Devine had her first child, it never occurred to her not to go back to work full-time in human resources. […]
- Garda facing trial over allegedly forging letter from DPPA GARDA is facing trial after allegedly giving a forged letter in the name of the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions to a sexual abuse victim. […]
- Coroner accuses banks of operating in 'moral vacuum'A CORONER has accused financial institutions of operating in "a moral vacuum" in the way they pursue debts from the Celtic Tiger era, following the death by suicide of a prominent businessman. […]
- I've got 'guilty mummy syndrome', but I know I'm doing right thingLIKE many working mothers, businesswoman and 'Dragons Den' star Ramona Nicholas suffers from 'guilty mummy syndrome'. […]
- Taoiseach to face down unions over legislation for pay cutsTaoiseach Enda Kenny insists that legislation on pay cuts going through the Dail and Seanad next week will be used against unions that don't sign up to the Haddington Road Agreement. […]
- Doctors put decision on hold for two weeksDOCTORS have postponed a decision on the revised pay proposals amid grave concerns over cuts to hospital consultants' pay. […]
- Man quizzed after gardai seize drugs worth €1.7mA MAN has been held for questioning after a stash of drugs worth €1.7m was discovered. Gardai discovered cannabis herb worth an estimated €700,000 on the street and around €1m worth of ecstasy tablets. […]
- Grandparents get 'sick notes' as they face babysitting burnoutGRANDPARENTS are the unpaid heroes of Irish childcare, but the incredible service they provide is causing burnout for some. […]
- Joe's goal is to sign off with winLEINSTER-turned Ireland coach Joe Schmidt hopes he can meet the "massive level" of expectation as he takes over at the helm of Irish rugby. […]
- Gardai seize €1.7m worth of drugs in Dublin
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