2 h. ago Database exposing uninsured drivers leads to seizure of 18,676 vehicles last year

Insurance database hailed as ‘a new dawn in the battle against uninsured driving’

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2 h. ago Inishowen cancer survivor protests for improved services at Letterkenny University Hospital

An Inishowen woman who has battled leukaemia is continuing her fight for improved cancer care services in Donegal by staging… The post Inishowen cancer survivor protests for improved services at Letterkenny University Hospital appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

4 h. ago Upgrade works to get underway on pipe near Headford that's burst repeatedly in recent years

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Upgrade works are to get underway next month on a pipe in the Headford area that’s burst repeatedly in recent years. The works will be on 3km of watermains along the R333 at Knockma. Councillor Andrew Reddington says ongoing issues have affected residents in areas including Headford, […] The post Upgrade works to get underway on pipe near Headford that's burst repeatedly in recent years appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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4 h. ago Gortahork and Falcarragh residents face water outages after two pipe bursts

Residents in the Gortahork and Falcarragh areas could be without water for much of today and even tonight following two… The post Gortahork and Falcarragh residents face water outages after two pipe bursts appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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5 h. ago Man (60s) arrested after seizure of €10.6 million worth of cocaine in Southeast

Gardaí intercepted a heavy goods vehicle on the M9 in Co Kilkenny shortly after 10am on Tuesday and searched two business premises and a residential address in Waterford.

Economics

6 h. ago Why Conor McGregor has 'close to zero chance' of becoming Ireland's next president

Why Conor McGregor has 'close to zero chance' of becoming Ireland's next president  Sky News

Politics

7 h. ago International Women’s Day Lunch hears of global battle on gender inequality

First Lady Sabina Higgins led the distinguished guests at a very special International Women’s Day Lunch which took place in the King’s Head Bistro in Galway recently, in aid of Self Help Africa. Hosted by Mary and Paul Grealish, the event was an inspiring celebration of women and a call to action for gender equality. […] The post International Women’s Day Lunch hears of global battle on gender inequality appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

7 h. ago Global human resources giant claims rival used Dublin office employee to obtain trade secrets

Employee locked himself in toilet after being asked to hand over phone, High Court told

Society

7 h. ago Dublin office employee used by rival to obtain trade secrets, global HR firm claims

Employee locked himself in toilet after being asked to hand over phone, High Court told

Society

7 h. ago Dublin office employee used by rival company to obtain trade secrets, global HR firm claims

Employee locked himself in toilet after being asked to hand over phone, High Court told

Society

7 h. ago Quiet elegance at revamped home with sauna on Dalkey’s Sorrento Road for €2m

Three-bed terraced house with big garden walking distance from swimming spots and Finnegan’s pub

Politics

12 h. ago In Rathmines, some residents eye former post office as location for revived Citizens Information desk

In Rathmines, some residents eye former post office as location for revived Citizens Information desk  Dublin Inquirer

Society

12 h. ago In Rathmines, some residents eye post office building as location for revived Citizens Information desk

In Rathmines, some residents eye post office building as location for revived Citizens Information desk  Dublin Inquirer

Society

15 h. ago Web Summit dispute compared to a 'bitter divorce' between Paddy Cosgrave and former directors

Lawyers for founder and CEO Paddy Cosgrave told the court the five cases now before the court were ‘connected by a bitterness’.

Politics

17 h. ago ‘People think share scheme is a great idea but they need to do it’ – Harps chairman Harkin

Finn Harps share scheme was launched in a blaze of publicity and goodwill last November. Donegal Daily caught up with… The post ‘People think share scheme is a great idea but they need to do it’ – Harps chairman Harkin appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

22 h. ago Man died of water intoxication after drinking too much water in hospital, court told

The family of Sean O’Donnell (59) has settled a court action over his death at St Vincent’s University Hospital

Events

25 h. ago Prince William pays tribute to Dublin man who was last surviving Battle of Britain pilot

Prince William pays tribute to Dublin man who was last surviving Battle of Britain pilot  Dublin Live

Politics

25 h. ago Trump says his administration is set to release JFK files with no redactions

The US president told reporters that his administration will be releasing 80,000 files on Tuesday.

Politics

25 h. ago Dion Dublin reveals what people inside Man City have told him about Abdukodir Khusanov behind the scenes

Dion Dublin reveals what people inside Man City have told him about Abdukodir Khusanov behind the scenes  Manchester City News

Politics

26 h. ago Web Summit case live updates David Kelly proved himself ‘disloyal and faithless’, court told as case begins

Hearing of cases involving chief executive Paddy Cosgrave and two minority shareholders expected to take nine weeks

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