Tuesday 9 August, 2022
Those hoping to be candidates need the support of four local authorities or 20 members of the Oireachtas.
A criminal investigation is underway into the stolen money, which has been secured in a Hong Kong bank.
The attempt involved the theft of the identity of chief executive Jackie Maguire
Hopefully in 100 years we’ll look back on animals in circuses like we now do about Victorian ‘freak show’ performances using disabled people.
A new water sample was taken yesterday and results are due tomorrow but until then, people are advised to stay out of the water.
Seven-year-old Kady Weakley has had a number of falls in her house as the walls and doors are too narrow for either her wheelchair or her walker.
Meath county councillor Jenny McHugh has quit Labour to join Fianna Fáil.
Just under 70 per cent of eligible households have paid or registered to pay the controversial €100 tax but that is only after a year of much protest and mis-management.
Firefighters shut down their operation this morning after removing burning waste from the plant.
Fire at the recycling plant is continuing to burn, but is controlled.
Lord Henry Mountcharles says a 2012 gig is “unlikely” – but the law’s been changed to reduce the minimum notice period.
Con artists are reportedly using the household charge deadline as a way to extort money from residents in some areas.
Senator Jim D’arcy has called for Boyne Bridge to be renamed after the former president and says he has the support of Enda Kenny.
In your Fix for today: A cheaper route to Dublin airport?; the end of the World; a remorseful Archbishop; how the Taoiseach is spending his weekend; and why Ken Doherty has an issue with neck ties.
Awarding the money to a property company, Justice Peter Kelly said the council had exhibited ineptitude of a high order in its handling of property deal.
The family are in favour of one proposed bypass of the village in County Meath but fear another version would compromise the rock concert venue.
