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€500,000 worth of cannabis plants seized in Leitrim
Two men have been arrested after Gardaí discovered the plants in two separate raids.
Age Action: Legal clarity needed on Do Not Resuscitate orders
Age Action made the statement after Mulross Nursing Home was found to have DNR orders but without evidence that they had been discussed with residents or their families.
HSE takes control of Mullross Nursing Home
The move comes after HIQA cancelled the provider’s registration.
Third arrest over murder of prison officer David Black
Gardaí arrested a man in Leitrim this evening in connection with the killing of 52-year-old prison officer David Black.
Kildare lose home advantage while Kerry and Tyrone set for Killarney showdown
The GAA have confirmed the fixture details for upcoming senior football and hurling championship ties.
Carlow, Nenagh, Castlebar, and Kilkenny to be among 'active travel towns'
The government has given €4.5 million to nearly a dozen infrastructure projects which will aim to get more people cycling and walking in towns across the country.
250 jobs saved with part-sale of MBNA in Carrick-on-Shannon
Bank of America sells off part of the MBNA business in Carrick-on-Shannon, saving 250 of the 650 jobs there.
Does Carrick-on-Shannon have Ireland's most unusual St Patrick's parade?
The Leitrim town is having TWO parades – one on water – and a man sitting 180 feet high in a glass box.
Man seriously injured during assault
Gardaí are investigating the serious incident, which took place in Townparks, Carrick-on-Shannon, in the early hours of this morning.
MBNA to shed 100 jobs in Leitrim
Bank of America has announced that it is seeking 100 redundancies at its credit card facility in Carrick-on-Shannon.
Leitrim to get 79 new jobs with €7million investment
The positions at a medical devices firm were announced by jobs minister Richard Bruton this morning.
Gardaí seek help locating missing Leitrim man, 48
Patrick Heeran, from Aughavas in Co Leitrim, has not been seen in a fortnight.
Government green light for Leitrim rowing facility
The international standard facility on Lough Rinn is expected to open next April.
Minister Bruton travels to meet with MBNA staff
The Minister will speak to staff and management at the company following the news that MBNA is to close its UK and Irish operations.
The Daily Fix: Monday
In your fix today: Dublin Fire Brigade faces a staff crisis, the regal origins of the Laois bog body, the girl who sleeps 23 hours a day, and what it’s like to see snow for the first time…
Hundreds of Irish jobs at risk, as US bank plans to cut card business
Bank of America – which owns the MBNA credit card company – is dropping its credit card business, which employs 1,000 here.
Two arrested after 400 cannabis plants seized in Leitrim
Gardaí have uncovered cannabis plants with an estimated street value of €160,000 in Carrick-on-Shannon.
Kenny promises to ‘lead from the front’ during Leitrim speech
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny seemed unperturbed by criticism levelled at him for not attending the live leaders’ debate last night, saying that his meeting in Letirim was the “first political meeting that has been streamed live on the internet”.
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