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Intensive public pay talks set for Monday
Talks on pay cuts at the Labour Relations Commission between public service unions and Dept of Finance officials have adjourned until Monday. (Read More...)
NAMA chairman to get 70% pay increase
It has been confirmed that NAMA board members are to receive higher fees for their work than originally planned. (Read More...)
Call for independent Tallaght X-ray inquiry
A patients group has called for the proposed investigation into the Tallaght X-ray controversy to be an external inquiry and not organised by the HSE. (Read More...)
Judgment reserved in 'lying eyes' appeal
A court has reserved judgment on an appeal by Sharon Collins against her conviction for soliciting and conspiracy to murder her partner and his two sons. (Read More...)
Man gets five years for role in €7.5m BoI raid
A 40-year-old man has been sentenced to five years in prison for his part in the robbery of over€7.5m from the Bank of Ireland last year. (Read More...)
Revenue collects €29m from defaulters
The latest quarterly list of tax settlements has been published by the Revenue Commissioners. (Read More...)
Three released in alleged murder plot case
Three people who were being questioned in relation to alleged plot against a Swedish cartoonist have now been released from custody. (Read More...)
An Post takes action over racist email
An Post has said it has begun disciplinary proceedings against a number of its employees after racist material was circulated by email. (Read More...)
Dukes: Anglo closure would cost €20bn
Anglo Irish Bank chairman-designate Alan Dukes has said that winding the bank down would cost much more than keeping it afloat. (Read More...)
Woman missing from Cork
Gardaí in Cork are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 25-year-old Elzbieta Ewa Konik. (Read More...)
Waterford to Rosslare rail line could close
Iarnród Éireann has confirmed it is considering closing the Waterford to Rosslare rail line. (Read More...)
Three jailed over Flynn home raid
Three members of a Dublin based criminal gang have been sentenced for their part in a raid at a Galway businessman's family home. (Read More...)
'Unluckiest man' settles manhole fall case
A man who took a High Court case against Eircom for alleged negligence after he fell over a manhole has agreed a settlement. (Read More...)
50 jobs to go at Britvic plant
It has been revealed that up to 50 jobs are to go at Britvic Northern Ireland. (Read More...)
Controlled explosion on Shannon device
A block of apartments in Shannon town centre had to be evacuated following the discovery of a 'crude but effective' device this afternoon. (Read More...)
Hamill prosecution decision to be reviewed
Northern Ireland's Public Prosecution Service is to review the prosecution of an RUC officer as recommended by the Robert Hamill Inquiry. (Read More...)
BA cabin crew to strike for seven days
British Airways cabin crew will strike for seven days later this month after failing to reach agreement with management over pay and working conditions. (Read More...)
'Breakdown in governance' at NI Water board
Four members of the board of Northern Ireland Water have been sacked following an investigation into contractual practices. (Read More...)
Cunningham fails in her costs bid
The former Principal Biochemist in the Blood Transfusion Service Board, Cecily Cunningham, has failed in her bid to secure legal costs from the State. (Read More...)
Allegations against foster carers in Dublin
The Health Information and Quality Authority is investigating 19 allegations made against foster carers in Dublin. (Read More...)
Two held in Armagh over dissident activity
Two men were arrested last night in Armagh city as part of an investigation into suspected dissident republican activity. (Read More...)
Taoiseach sets off on US visit
The Taoiseach begins his visit to the US today, which culminates with a meeting with US President Barack Obama at the White House on St Patrick's Day. (Read More...)
Court appearance over Aidan Byrne murder
A 25-year-old man has appeared at the Dublin District Court charged with the murder of Aidan Byrne in the city on three weeks ago. (Read More...)
Disruption to rail services over signal fault
There were a number of disruptions to Iarnród Éireann trains this morning due to a signalling fault. (Read More...)
IFA against changing food promotion role
The Irish Farmers' Association has said the promotion of food must remain within the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries&Food. (Read More...)
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