Banking Inquiry told not to conduct Drum video link
The Banking Inquiry’s been told NOT to hear evidence from the former Anglo boss David Drumm by video link.
Kelly rejects Tipp favouritism on active town grants
The Environment Minister has dismissed allegations that he unfairly gave grant aid to Tipperary projects when other counties were ahead in the queue.
Man pleads not guilty to murder of Dublin religious writer
An Italian man has pleaded NOT guilty to murdering well-known religious affairs writer Tom O_ Gorman.
South East University gets green light
A Government commissioned report on the TU South East project has given it the green-light.
Justice Department recognises extra staffing needs of Charity Regulator
The Department of Justice says it fully supports the demands of the Charities Regulator to be assigned more staff so it can keep up with its workload.
Dublin jobs boost
130 new jobs are on the way at PAREXEL which is opening a new decision-making hub in Dublin.
Tipp’s Ascend welcomes new domestic violence bill
Tipperary support groups for victims of domestic abuse is welcoming new laws to strengthen existing legislation on the issue.
Plans lodged for West Tipp playground
Plans for a long sought after playground in Cappawhite have been lodged with the County Council.
