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Substantial increase in robberies: CSO
There has been a substantial increase in robberies, hijacking and extortion offences, according to the latest CSO recorded crime figures. (Read More...)
Spanish police hunt Dublin man's killer
Police in Spain are understood to be looking for a British man in connection with the shooting of John O'Neill in the Costa del Sol yesterday. (Read More...)
Discovery of human remains in Monaghan
The Commission for the Location of Victims’ Remains has confirmed that what is believed to be human remains have been uncovered just inside the border. (Read More...)
Agreement reached over Maze site plans
The DUP and Sinn Féin have reached agreement on the future of the former high security Maze prison site near Lisburn in Co Antrim. (Read More...)
85 TDs & Senators missed Oireachtas committees
Some 85 politicians have missed one or more of the 23 Oireachtas Committee meetings since the Dáil went into recess on 8 July. (Read More...)
House prices back at 2002 levels
The average house price is now at levels not seen since the end of 2002, according to the latest house price index. (Read More...)
Number of farm deaths on the rise
Farm accidents are on the rise, according to new figures, with 18 people losing their lives already this year. (Read More...)
Man dies in Dublin road collision
A man in his 70s has died following a collision between an ambulance and a car in Cabinteely in Dublin. (Read More...)
DAA fails target for security waiting times
Dublin Airport has failed to meet two out of 13 quality targets set by the Commission for Aviation Regulation. (Read More...)
Darren Duff has stabbing conviction quashed
Darren Duff, who was jailed for a near-fatal stabbing which left parts of the victim's bowel and intestines protruding from his body, had his conviction overturned. (Read More...)
Minister confirms RTÉ's €70m DTT service
Communications Minister Eamon Ryan has confirmed plans for the roll-out of DTT, which will see RTÉ building the€70m replacement service. (Read More...)
Call for inquiry into planning failures
A planning institute that advises the Government has called for an inquiry into the failure of the planning system. (Read More...)
Man shot in west Belfast attack
An 18-year-old man is being treated in hospital after being shot in both legs in Belfast last night. (Read More...)
Údarás na Gaeltachta fears for future
Údarás na Gaeltachta CEO Pádraig Ó hAoláin has said the group will not exist if the recommendations in the Govt's Capital Spending Plan are implemented. (Read More...)
Bye-election case for High Court in October
The High Court is to hear a case seeking to force the Government to hold the Donegal South-West bye-election on 18 October. (Read More...)
'Business as usual' for Quinn Insurance
Lawyers for the administrators appointed to Quinn Insurance have told the High Court it is business as usual at the company. (Read More...)
Three held after separate drugs seizures
Three men have been arrested after separate drugs seizures in Blanchardstown and Dublin Aiport. (Read More...)
Fresh appeal over Finglas shooting
Gardaí have issued a fresh appeal for information on the shooting of two men on the River Road in Finglas two weeks ago. (Read More...)
Irishman shot dead outside bar in Spain
An Irishman has been shot dead following a row outside a bar on the Costa del Sol in Spain. (Read More...)
DDDA in further €10m assets writedown
The Dublin Docklands Development Authority has taken a further writedown of over€10m on property assets - on top of a writedown of€186m in 2008. (Read More...)
An Post sacks worker after armed raid
A post office worker has had her contract terminated because An Post said she did not follow the correct security procedures during an armed robbery. (Read More...)
Credit unions 'strong and secure'
The Irish League of Credit Unions has assured members that all their savings are safe. (Read More...)
Banks tighten up mortgage lending
A survey carried out by the Central Bank has found that banks tightened up on lending for mortgages in the second quarter of this year. (Read More...)
Woman sentenced over fake sex ads
A 34-year-old woman has been given a one-year suspended sentence for posting fake sex ads on the internet in the names of people she had worked with. (Read More...)
Polish emphasis for Dublin Theatre Festival
More than 30 productions from ten countries will be staged in Dublin this autumn as part of the 2010 Ulster Bank Dublin Theatre Festival. (Read More...)
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