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Irish Times- Diesel laundering operation uncovered in west DublinCustoms officers make find during raid at industrial estate in Blanchardstown […]
- NI drug smuggler sentenced to 14 years by Greek courtCo Tyrone truck driver jailed over cannabis seizure […]
- Eurovision saves best for last as Ireland to close contestStatistics indicate that performing in the second half of the competition helps […]
- Schools to be obliged to accept special needs students under new proposalsMajor changes planned to the way learning support teachers are allocated to schools […]
- French rugby invasion brings weekend cheer for Dublin tourism industrySome 22,000 French fans in town for Heineken and Amlin Cup finals […]
- €1m in withheld household charge tax to be repaidAmount held back from local authorities in penalties to be reimbursed by Minister […]
- Man jailed for five years for ‘vile’ sexual abuse of young child[…]
- Enda Kenny’s political reputation at stake in abortion legislation’s safe passageInside Politics: Fate of Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill will be one of the defining features of his term as Taoiseach […]
- Importance of proper archival catalogue of 19th century papers cannot be overstatedRecords from early 19th century prove there is nothing new under the sun […]
- Ex-Google executive appeals dismissalSenior manager faulted over allegedly failing to ‘embrace change’ positively […]
- Diesel laundering operation uncovered in west Dublin
- Irish Independent
- Oil laundering plant discoveredAn oil laundering plant with the capacity to process more than 2.5 million litres of fuel a year has been discovered in Dublin. […]
- Revamped student grants system opensA NEW-LOOK, centralised system for processing student grants, SUSI, will open on Monday for the next academic year, as an independent report pinpoints what went wrong with it last autumn, writes Katherine Donnelly. […]
- Abuser uncle who 'stole' nieces' childhoods jailed for two yearsTwo sisters have told how their childhoods were shattered when they were sexually abused by an uncle who has been jailed for two years. […]
- Burton pledges crackdown on the 'excessive fees' in pension industryTHE pensions industry has been threatened with new legislation to force it to make its charges more transparent. […]
- School gets lift with jungle makeoverTHE next time Aer Lingus chief pilot Frank Lawless comes in for landing at Dublin Airport, he'll be flying directly over a children's paradise that he and other airline staff helped create. […]
- Grand Slam women inspire 300 new recruits to pick up the oval ballALMOST 300 rugby novices had their first introduction to the oval ball as Ireland's Grand Slam winning women's team showed what can be achieved by an amateur squad. […]
- Glenn WhelanThe Irish international started his career at Manchester City but was unable to make the breakthrough and dropped two divisions to Sheffield Wednesday where he forged a strong reputation. […]
- Enda's on the ball at emotional visit to GAA museumTAOISEACH Enda Kenny had an emotional moment in Croke Park when he was given an All-Ireland programme featuring his late father. […]
- We must learn from mistakes of the past – VaradkarTRANSPORT Minister Leo Varadkar has said that the banking inquiry will be held to ensure the "mistakes of the past" are not repeated. […]
- Low-fat foods just giving us a 'licence to overeat'CONSUMERS view foods marketed as low fat or healthy as a licence to overeat. […]
- Oil laundering plant discovered
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