Friday 24 May, 2013
Dublin, you looked beautiful tonight.
Sleep. Delicious sleep.
The match, which features only players from their respective domestic championships, had to be called off.
Day eight of the Games was as absorbing as ever, though it held plenty of disappointment for Irish athletes.
Gas company cut off the supply over a €7,000 debt.
Guess who is up his own jumper.
Charlie Flanagan has written to the Transport Minister suggesting that motorway lights could be switched off overnight to save money and energy.
The ESB has said that it was a transformer failure that caused the outage on Sunday. Amazon’s backup generators failed after the power cut.
Co-founder says they knew the rent on the cinema would be doubled, but that the failure to develop the Smithfield area made business impossible.
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Government shocked by creche claims: ‘It’s every parent’s worst nightmare’ |
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Woolwich victim named by UK Ministry of Defence |
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HSE and Gardai investigating creches after RTE exposé |
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Nissan Ireland warns of ‘loose steering wheel’ glitch in some 14,000 Micras |
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Almost 95,000 mortgage holders are in arrears |
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