Airtricity accused of shortfalls in repairing Tipp’s public lighting
Airtricity is said to be not living up to the commitments it gave to carry out repairs to public lighting in Tipperary within 4 to 5 days.
Increased security for cabinet members
Security has been tightened up for the Taoiseach, Tanaiste and other cabinet ministers as a result of hard-lined anti-water charge protesters.
Roadside drug tests 125 times more expensive than breathalysers
The high cost of roadside drug tests could limit their use.
Cold weather is here to stay
The cold weather is set to continue for the coming week.
No winner of last night’s Lotto
The bumper Lotto jackpot was worth €9.2 million
Up to eight people arrested in Roscrea
Several individuals were arrested last night in the North Tipp town after a major public disorder disturbance.
Coursing worth €10 million to Clonmel economy
Clonmel and its hinterland looks set for a very welcome financial boost this weekend.
SIPTU to campaign for pay rises
The union’s President is calling for increases of five percent as well as a rise in the national minimum wage from €8.65 to €11.45 an hour.
