Wednesday, March 10 2010

Breaking News

'Invite ex-IRA boss to White House' (18:26)

A former IRA leader wanted in the US over a massive dollar counterfeiting racket should instead be invited to the White House for St Patrick's Day, a church minister has said.

Bus firm cuts services (18:11)

Bus Eireann has announced the latest stage of its massive cost-cutting drive with the axing of one service and the curtailment of 18 others.

Aer Lingus redundancy plan 'brutal' (18:11)

Trade union leaders have branded Aer Lingus redundancy plans brutal and unfair as the airline announced plans to cut wages and offer the minimum payout for laid-off cabin crew.

German church probes abuse claim (18:01)

Germany's Catholic church announced two major child abuse investigations, one into the choir once led by the pope's brother and another into what everyone knew about the treatment of youngsters.

'Divisions rule out unity deal' (17:56)

Divisions over policing and justice have effectively torpedoed the prospects of unionist unity, a senior UUP figure has claimed.

Miliband condemns Israeli move (17:51)

Britain has joined the United States in condemning the announcement by Israel of a planned new settlement in disputed East Jerusalem.

In Pictures

  • Model Sarah Counihan, from Tralee; Noel Ryan, Kerry Airport, and Basil Sheerin, financial controller, at Kerry Airport for the announcement that Aer Arann is to resume its Manchester route from May onwards.
  • Millstreet's Mike Rohan pictured with his filly at the Millstreet Horse Fair.
  • Bernadette Murphy, director of Modern Homes & Building Exhibitions, presenting Jason Roche, Fermoy with the prize of Attic Steps supplied and fitted by Eoin Collins Attic Steps, Kanturk.

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