Efforts continue to install CCTV in Clonmel housing estate
Council officials in Clonmel have acknowledged the frustration of residents at the delay in having a CCTV system installed in a local housing estate.
Labour leader accuses Fine Gael of ignoring people on lower wages
Joan Burton has accused Fine Gael of focusing only on high earners - and says people on lower wages would be ignored by the government if Labour weren’t in it.
Efforts begin to form new coalition following Spanish elections
The ruling conservative party in Spain has won most seats in the parliamentary election, but has fallen short of an overall majority.
Car ploughs into crowd near Miss Universe pageant
One person’s died after a car ran into a crowd of people near the venue for the Miss Universe beauty pageant in Las Vegas.
Foreign Affairs Minister to meet Northern Ireland’s First Secretary
British and Irish ministers are to meet in Dublin later to discuss the implementation of the Fresh Start Agreement.
Irish salaries are set to rise by over 2 per cent in the private...
The new Mercer’s Salary report shows 97 per cent of companies are planning to pay more in an effort to retain and attract skilled workers.
Former Anglo official to appeal sentence
A former Anglo Irish Bank official will appeal the 18 month sentence handed down for trying to hide accounts connected to former Chief Executive Sean Fitzpatrick today.
Weather likely to dampen Newgrange solstice event
Over 30,000 people applied - but only 16 will be in the chamber at Newgrange when the sun rises this morning.
