All 1,200 Aer Lingus cabin crew in the Republic of Ireland are to be sent notices of termination by the company later this month and offered new contracts on revised terms and conditions involving lower salary scales and changed work practices. […]
Gardaí in Blanchardstown have renewed their appeal for help tracing 17-year-old Daniel McAnaspie, who has been missing since Thursday, February 25th. […]
A Garda Ombudsman Commission investigation into the death of Dubliner Terence Wheelock, who died after being found unconscious in a Garda station, has found that gardaí did not cause his death. […]
The independent body responsible for monitoring safety and accountability in the health services was first made aware of a problem with a backlog of X-ray reviews at Tallaght hospital as early as April of last year, it has emerged. […]
Taoiseach Brian Cowen told the Dáil today that Minister for Health Mary Harney has his “confidence” in light of the latest scandal to hit the health service. […]
Health chiefs will hold crisis talks with one of the country's largest hospitals today over the discovery that almost 58,000 X-rays were not reviewed by consultant radiologists. […]
OMBUDSMAN and Information Commissioner Emily O'Reilly last night launched a scathing attack on the Irish political system and its "rubber stamp" parliament. […]
A 'One-Stop Shop' providing services to victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and other forms of abuse is urgently needed, Justice Minister Dermot Ahern said last night. […]
TWO major operations based on intelligence gathered by gardai and the Army effectively ended the last serious attempt by sympathisers to set up a vital logistics cell here for Osama bin Laden's al-Qa'ida terrorist network. […]
VICTIMS of clerical child sex abuse have called for more stringent monitoring of convicted sex offenders after an Irish paedophile priest started a new life in Scotland running a family guesthouse. […]