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3,500 GP letters not reviewed at Tallaght
Tallaght Hospital has said there was a backlog in October of almost 3,500 GP referral letters that had not been reviewed by a consultant. (
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Breakthrough in public sector pay dispute
Talks are to be held tomorrow between representatives of the Govt and public sector unions in an attempt to resolve the pay dispute. (
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Anglo seeks to recover €70m from FitzPatrick
Anglo Irish Bank has begun legal action to recover loans of€70m to its former Chairman Sean FitzPatrick. (
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Boy in HSE care 'left in internet cafe'
The HSE left a 16-year-old boy in an internet cafe all night because it had no suitable accommodation for him, FG's Alan Shatter has told the Dáil. (
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Man charged with Aidan Byrne murder
A 25-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Aidan Byrne in Dublin last month. (
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Malahide viaduct 'maintenance failures' found
There was a failure of maintenance of the Malahide viaduct because Iarnród Éireann staff did not know the type of structure they were dealing with, a report has found. (
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First swine flu deaths since December
The Department of Health has confirmed that two men have died from the H1N1 swine flu virus. (
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Collins begins appeal in 'lying eyes' case
A Co Clare woman who was convicted of soliciting a hitman and of conspiracy to murder her partner and his two sons has begun an appeal against her conviction. (
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Review of UN's climate body welcomed
One of Ireland's leading climate scientists has welcomed an independent review into the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. (
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90% of flood assistance fund unspent
Over 90% of the€10m pledged by the Government for those affected by the floods in November and December has not yet been spent. (
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Sligo head shop & adult store damaged in fire
Two men have been arrested in connection with a fire that damaged a head shop and adult store in Sligo town. (
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Tyrone Crystal to close, 31 jobs lost
The Tyrone Crystal Factory in Dungannon is to close with the loss of 31 jobs. (
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Man charged over Grumpy Jack's shooting
A 26-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of John Carroll in Dublin city in 2009. (
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Financial Regulator pledges tough approach
The new Financial Regulator has outlined his plans for reforming the supervision of banks, pledging a tougher approach to big banks. (
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Cartoonist 'murder plot' suspects still held
A man and a woman held in relation to an alleged plot to murder a Swedish cartoonist have had their periods in garda custody extended. (
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Businesses told to engage with Revenue
The head of the Revenue Commissioners has said it has no desire to use its full weight against innocent victims of the recession. (
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Two charged with John McManus murder
A man and a woman have been charged at the District Court in Cork with the murder of John McManus in October 2008. (
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Farming credit crisis 'needs to be addressed'
The leader of one of the farm organisations has called on the new Financial Regulator to urgently address the credit crisis in farming and SMEs. (
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Pilot CCTV scheme launched in Belfast
Belfast City Council has launched a pilot CCTV scheme today in the Holy Land area of the city. (
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Report says 215,000 hi-tech jobs possible
A new report has suggested that between 117,000 and 215,000 jobs could be created through increased innovation and growth in the high-tech sector in Ireland. (
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Maiden voyage of new Cork-Swansea ferry
A new ferry service between Cork and Swansea has begun operating. (
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Bureau de Change raided in Derry
An armed gang has stolen what is believed to be a substantial sum of money from a Bureau de Change in Derry. (
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NI salt rock mine to be extended
Northern Ireland's Environment Minister has announced planning approval to extend Ireland's only rock salt mine. (
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Oireachtas workers start email boycott
Government employees in the Oireachtas are refusing to deal with email communications between Oireachtas offices in an escalation of the public service industrial action over pay cuts. (
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New anti-binge drinking ad campaign
A new TV ad campaign began tonight, as part of the latest effort to increase awareness of excessive alcohol consumption. (
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