Irish Times- Creche allegations tap into every parent’s worst nightmare, Tánaiste saysMistreatment or abuse of children unacceptable in any setting, Dáil hears […]
- Call for more restorative justice plans[…]
- Staff brought from Spain to Dublin plant are not replacing strikers, company saysSiptu says move has escalated dispute at Shanganagh waste water treatment plant […]
- McGuinness wants deal on parades, flags and the past to be in place before ChristmasPerson with ‘qualities of George Mitchell’ to chair body tackling most difficult issues […]
- Judge wants Gallagher tape handed over[…]
- Two women arrested after cannabis grow house discovered in MonaghanDrugs worth €500,000 seized during planned search of a business premises by gardaí […]
- McGahern’s works characterised by ‘revolutionary disillusionment’Roy Foster tells seminar author’s work ‘clearly reflected’ father’s experience as a Volunteer […]
- Fodder crisis fuelling increase in carcass collectionIFA says grass growth still well below normal […]
- Sharp exchanges between Martin and Gilmore over tobacco lobbyingFianna Fáil leader desribes meeting with industry members as ‘disturbing’ […]
- Dublin flower club wins medal at Chelsea for second yearDisplay was inspired by show’s centenary celebrations […]
- Creche allegations tap into every parent’s worst nightmare, Tánaiste says
- Irish Independent
- Two women arrested as gardai seize €500,000 worth of cannabisGARDAI have seized cannabis plants and made arrests following an operation this evening. […]
- Exclusive creche confirms sacking after alleged mistreatment of childrenAN exclusive creche probed during an undercover investigation into allegations of mistreatment of children has confirmed it has sacked one worker and suspended three others. […]
- Video: Cat overcomes predatory instincts to nurse ducklingsNORMALLY, a fluffy yellow duckling might prove merely a tempting delicacy to a hungry cat. […]
- Man jailed in Mountjoy over disputed car debtAN inquiry into the legality of a man's detention at Mountjoy prison arising out of a debt claimed by Friends First has come before the High Court. […]
- New pay cut rules passed into lawNew laws allowing the Government to cut public sector workers' pay without their agreement have been published. […]
- Detailed: The Haddington Road Agreement reformsTHE Haddington Road Agreement is being put to trade union members as the replacement for the roundly rejected Croke Park II deal. […]
- Public sector pay cut legislation passed into lawNEW laws allowing the Government to cut public sector workers' pay without their agreement have been published. […]
- SIPTU recommends acceptance of Croke Park II dealTHE country’s largest trade union has recommended its members in the public sector accept the new proposals on the Croke Park II deal. […]
- Wicklow homes hit by water restrictions because of algaeAS many as 1,000 homes in north Wicklow have been left without water after the worst incident of algae growth on record has again hit householders in the eastern region. […]
- Data glitch blamed for beach woesEnvironment Minister Phil Hogan has blamed a statistical glitch for some beaches losing their coveted blue flag status. […]
- Two women arrested as gardai seize €500,000 worth of cannabis
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