How the revival of plans for a midlands airport in Offaly is getting the locals talking
The proposal suffered a setback during the recession, but recent developments have bought the project back into local conversation.
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The proposal suffered a setback during the recession, but recent developments have bought the project back into local conversation.
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The aircraft’s crew reported a technical issue on its approach to Dublin this afternoon.
The Direct Provision resident said her sick son was denied food and milk overnight.
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The NBRU has said the incident “may serve to be a watershed moment in the ongoing debate on the issue of anti-social behaviour”.
The union will meet next Wednesday to agree on a ballot for industrial action, up to and including a strike.
The Standards in Public Office Commission is tasked with ensuring all parties are in compliance with funding rules.
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Bolsonaro garnered just over 55% in Sunday’s election.
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New book on Dún Laoghaire pier takes the reader down memory lane.
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The INMO said “the public sector simply isn’t offering the going rate for the job”.
Casey has said he’ll take a long time “probably until lunchtime” to decide what to do next.
Midlands Airport development has now signed a memorandum of understanding with InSite Bavaria.
Revenue said it’s become aware of a new email and text messaging scam.
Leo Varadkar has promised to “pursue the builder in the courts” in order to get the issues resolved.
The HPSC has issued a warning to doctors over a global increase in incidents of the disease.
Erdogan has said the murder was premeditated and those behind it must be held to account.
Presidential candidate Liadh Ní Riada surprised many when she said if elected she would wear the poppy.