Yesterday’s News
Driver admits hitting cyclist on Twitter; provokes response from police force
Some free advice: if you ever hit a cyclist while driving, don’t tell your Twitter followers.
Controlled explosion on century-old grenade found in Cork
An army bomb squad was called to Crosshaven after the Mills Grenade was found by people digging in a garden.
Doctors and teachers reveal details of revised Croke Park 2 plans
The IMO and INTO have both published details of the sector-specific deals tabled at the Labour Relations Commission.
Cameron needs opposition’s help as gay marriage vote is passed
The House of Commons has held its last vote on gay marriage in England and Wales, amid a Conservative revolt.
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Say no to gnomes this summer with IKEA garden furniture.
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Man arrested over discovery of body in Cork apartment
The remains of 58-year-old Liam Manley were found at an apartment in central Cork eight days ago.
Commissioner told Shatter about Mick Wallace’s encounter with GardaÃ
Opposition TDs have demanded to know how an unrecorded incident came to be known by the country’s top Garda.
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Jack & Jill Foundation refunds €130,000 in donations after card scam
The charity says it received donations from private credit cards, made by criminals try to see if stolen cards were still working.
Should Alan Shatter resign over points furore? ‘No,’ insists the Taoiseach
Enda Kenny offers a loyal defence of Alan Shatter, as opposition TDs continue to call for the justice minister’s head.
Bomb squad called after suspicious device found in central Dublin
Gardaà and an army explosives ordinance disposal team are at the scene at North Strand Road.
Oireachtas agenda: Abortion hearings, new grocery rules and leaving the euro
The third day of abortion hearings takes place today, while the Dáil debates calls for new rules on leaving the eurozone.
Monday 20 May, 2013
Blow to hopes of illegal Irish as immigration officers slam bill
The union representing immigration service employees say proposals to reform US immigration ‘will damage public safety’.
What can Facebook tell us about the battle of the sexes?
The ‘Mr and Mrs Average’ data reveals that men get into literature later in life, while women lose interest in their 20s.
Wallace lodges complaint with data protection chief over Shatter remarks
The Wexford TD believes Shatter’s revealing of an encounter with Gardaà is an improper disclosure of sensitive records.
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Insolvent borrowers ‘will be named and shamed’ online in new system
Fianna Fáil says the public register of people in insolvency procedures could shame people away from participating.
Bomb squad called to deal with viable device in Tallaght
The device was found by a sanitation worker near Tymon Park, which was sealed off for some time.
Ireland’s banks are borrowing less and less from the ECB
New figures show Ireland’s banks are now less reliant on emergency loans than at any other time since September 2008.
One in five burglars gets five years or more in jail
A new report from the Irish Sentencing Information System says tiger kidnappers attract the highest burglary sentences.
Gardaà seek public help in hunt for killers of Alan Desmond
The 37-year-old’s body was found in a field near Killinarden Hill in Tallaght on Saturday afternoon.
Minister pledges clampdown on councils over bad planning decisions
Jan O’Sullivan says she will invoke ministerial powers to veto any planning decision which doesn’t conform to policy.
Enda Kenny to receive honorary doctorate from Boston College today
On the third day of a trip to Boston, the Taoiseach will also attend a trade breakfast promoting Ireland as an investment location.
Sunday 19 May, 2013
Cyclist in his 80s dies after being struck by car
The driver of the car was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving but has since been released without charge.
The Evening Fix… now with the best way to wake up a hangover victim
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Yahoo! approves deal to buy Tumblr in $1.1bn takeover – report
The Wall Street Journal says Yahoo! directors have approved the ambitious takeover of the popular social platform.
FG ministers back Shatter in penalty points comments row
Both Richard Bruton and Brian Hayes say Shatter’s comments added context to complaints about the penalty points inquiry.
Two more arrests over armed robbery at Rathfarnham Lidl
A man in his 30s and woman in her 50s were arrested yesterday evening and are being questioned by GardaÃ.
Majority support abortion where mother’s life is at risk of suicide
The Sunday Independent/Millward Brown poll shows, however, that the numbers opposing the clause are increasing.
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$591 million: Florida lottery winner is world’s richest lottery millionaire
Only one jackpot has ever been bigger – but this weekend’s Powerball jackpot only had one winner.
The system for electing TDs could be about to face a massive overhaul
The 100-member Constitutional Convention has voted to investigate “an entirely new electoral system” for picking TDs.
Courts to hold extra September sittings to work through backlog
The Supreme Court and the Court of Criminal Appeal will join the High Court in holding extra sittings to clear a backlog.
Irish tourists spend more staying abroad than in Ireland
Hotels.com data shows Irish people tend to look for better value in accommodation when travelling domestically.
Howlin: Labour will quit coalition if its influence is not strong enough Exclusive
The public expenditure minister says suggestions that Labour are in political trouble are premature.
Saturday 18 May, 2013
Buses, TVs and the President of Iran: The week in numbers
Plus – find out how much you could make at the bookies if the Premier League is forced to hold an unprecedented play-off.
Remembrance medal presented to family of Adrian Donohoe
The medal was presented at the annual Garda Memorial Day, honouring the 87 Gardaà who have died while on duty.
Dublin boys win Lego award for robot reminding people to take medicines
The winning boys from Jobstown built a robot and app reminding older people to take their vital medicines.
The EU is banning refillable bottles of olive oil
The new food safety rules mean restaurants will not be able to buy oil from specialised producers.
55 public-paid educators earning more than the Taoiseach
Figures released by Ruairà Quinn show that 55 people under the remit of the Dept of Education earn over €200,000 a year.
Here’s how ‘healthy’ foods could make you put on more weight
SafeFood says many people eat larger portions than recommended if a meal is advertised as having low or reduced fat.
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