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Irish Times- Boy injured after cliff fallA boy (12) who fell off a cliff near Balbriggan this evening, is said to be in a stable condition in hospital. […]
- Man for court over UVF membershipA man (33) is due to appear in front of Belfast Magistrate Court tomorrow morning charged with membership of the UVF, amongst other offences. […]
- Ryan fuels speculation of dealGreen Party Minister for Energy and Natural Resources Eamon Ryan today fuelled speculation that there is an internal party agreement on the rotation of ministerial positions. […]
- Church 'unfairly' treated by mediaThe Catholic Bishop of Elphin, Christopher Jones, has accused the media of being “unfair and unjust” to his Church through a concentration on the handling by Church authorities of the clerical child sex abuse issue. […]
- Envoy declines Dáil committee inviteThe Israeli Ambassador to Ireland, Dr Zion Evrony, has declined a request to attend a meeting of an Oireachtas committee to discuss the use of forged Irish passports by a team allegedly responsible for the assassination of a senior Hamas operative. […]
- Bus Éireann announces service cutsBus Éireann tonight announced the latest stage of its massive cost-cutting drive with the axing of one service and the curtailment of 18 others. […]
- Vatican meeting part of 'renewal process'A Vatican statement on clerical child abuse issued after last month’s historic meeting between Pope Benedict and Irish Catholic leaders was only “one part of a long term process of renewal”, Irish bishops said today at the conclusion of their two-day spring meeting in Maynooth. […]
- DAA to operate Dublin airport's T2The Minister for Transport has appointed the Dublin Airport Authority to operate the new Terminal 2. […]
- Bombs found at Athlone head shopsTwo viable explosive devices discovered outside head shops in Athlone, Co Westmeath were made safe by the Army today. […]
- New Irish Times managing directorLiam Kavanagh has been appointed managing director of The Irish Times. […]
- Boy injured after cliff fall
- Irish Independent
- Taxi drivers vow to ramp up protests if demands aren't metTHOUSANDS of air passengers and commuters face further traffic disruptions as militant taxi drivers threathen more protests next week. […]
- Taxi drivers vow to ramp up protests if demands aren't metTHOUSANDS of air passengers and commuters face further traffic disruptions as militant taxi drivers threathen more protests next week. […]
- Can we trust an operator that loses track of safety?THAT no one was killed when the Malahide viaduct collapsed into the sea in August last year is a miracle. […]
- Gleeson gives father and son act a shotACTOR Brendan Gleeson spoke last night of the conflict he felt calling for his own son to be shot in a new Irish gangster film. […]
- Weekend jackpot heading for €4.5mTHERE was no winner of last night's €2m Lotto jackpot and Saturday's prize is heading for €4.5m as €2m is added to celebrate the St Patrick's Festival weekend. Last night's winning numbers were 9, 18, 22, 26, 27, 39. The bonus number was 33. […]
- Bus services suffer second round of cutbacksBUS services across the country are to be further reduced as part of Bus Eireann's multi-million euro cost cutting plan, the company said yesterday. […]
- Managers ignored warnings over X-raysSENIOR executives at the hospital at the centre of the X-ray scandal ignored repeated demands for answers from a patient safety watchdog for almost a year. […]
- Staffing pressures forced the backlog to explodeHOW can a backlog of just a few thousand unread X-rays -- which was supposed to be "under control" in August -- suddenly become a mountain of almost 58,000 by Dec-ember? […]
- Suspect in cartoonist death plot spent two weeks here'Jihad Jane', the mastermind behind the alleged plot to murder controversial Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks, spent two weeks in Ireland on a fact-finding mission. […]
- Lenders get picky as credit card rate hike dueTHE two biggest banks in the country are to hike their credit card rates, the Irish Independent has learned. […]
- Taxi drivers vow to ramp up protests if demands aren't met
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