Wexford TD Mick Wallace has been declared bankrupt in the High Court. He was found to be unable to pay back multi-million euro loans following an application by the US…
Bankruptcy On Christmas Week For Mick Wallace
High Political Stakes For North’s First Minister
The first minister of Northern Ireland has called opponents who want her to resign “cowards”. Arlene Foster addressed a half-empty assembly as members walked out in protest at her handling…
Latest Figures Show Dunnes And Supervalu Neck And Neck
New figures show SuperValu and Dunnes Stores are tied as Ireland’s largest grocer. Kantar Worldpanel say both supermarkets now have 22.5% of the Irish grocery market each. An additional 10,000…
Big Rise In Home Building In The Pipeline
There was an increase of 115% in the number of home-building projects given the green light in the third quarter of the year. 5,814 ‘dwelling units’ got planning permission, according…
Whitmore Jewellers, Gorey Christmas Giveaway
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Poll Puts FF As Still Most Popular Party
Fianna Fáil remain the country’s most popular party, despite losing ground in the latest opinion poll. The Behaviour and Attitudes Poll in the Sunday Times gives them 28% support –…
Former Stormont Minister Suspended By DUP
In the North the Democratic Unionist Party’s Jonathan Bell has been suspended from the party. It followed the former Stormont enterprise, trade and investment minister’s comments about leader Arlene Foster’s…
Dept. Warns Farmers To Be Wary Of Bird Flu In Flocks
Irish farmers are being advised to remain vigilant for any signs of disease, following an outbreak of bird flu in turkeys in Britain. The Department of Agriculture says an early…
Govt. Accused By FF Of Being ‘detached’ From Reality
A former leader of Fine Gael says some members of the party need wise up. Alan Dukes’ comments follow reports that Enda Kenny could lead Fine Gael into the next…
Homeless Campaigners Say They Want To Meet NAMA
A group of activists occupying a NAMA owned building in Dublin, to provide accommodation for the homeless, say they’re willing to meet with the state agency. Apollo House on Tara…
Councils Urged To Check Online Security After Attempted Hacking
Local authorities across the country are being urged to examine their internal cyber security procedures after a cyber-attack against Meath County Council. The Gardai and Interpol are currently investigating the…
Civilian Evacuation Of Aleppo Stalls
Several buses being used to free people from rebel-held villages in Syria have reportedly been attacked. The vehicles are trying to withdraw 2-thousand ill and injured people, in return for…
