Minister for Health says 'there isn't going to be a longer mid-term break'
Donnelly joined junior minister Niall Collins who earlier rejected suggestions that schools could close for an extended period.
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Donnelly joined junior minister Niall Collins who earlier rejected suggestions that schools could close for an extended period.
One former Debenhams employee said she is “still in shock” after this morning’s announcement.
The two crèches are in Dublin and Wicklow.
The fallout from the Alberto Salazar controversy continues.
The owners of the pub said they had “tried really hard” to renew their lease, stay on longer or buy the pub.
It is not yet known how many jobs will be lost.
The company has said it faced “some serious business” challenges in recent months.
A weekly advice column from a wagon who might well be unqualified to answer these questions.
The DIY retailer is looking to shutter 42 outlets in the UK and Ireland after sales ‘declined significantly’.
Some 60 people are set to lose their jobs.
While families welcomed the recent awarding of a unit citation and Bonn Jadotville medal, it is hoped eight of the men will be specifically awarded for their bravery.
John Hughson speaks to The42 about the legacy of this terrible tragedy.
Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin urged the government to intervene.
The City manager decided that the England goalkeeper was not suited to a possession-based style of football.
The two sides had been negotiating at Workplace Relations Commission.
Notre Dame School in Churchtown caters for about 250 girls.
They relate to a wooden gazebo built outside the premises.
It’s anticipated that eBay is to close its operations in its Dundalk facility in the second quarter of 2017.
The decision is being made as PayPal wants to expand its business next year and has asked eBay to leave the facility.
Two years later investigators are no closer to discovering what became of the missing plane.
The Derry native’s future has been the subject of much speculation in recent months.
Clerys workers will hold a one-year anniversary protest at the store today.
The popular venue announced on its website that it would be closing down in the coming weeks.
The Irish footballing legend also lined out for a number of clubs including Belfast Celtic and Man United during his playing days.
The John’s Lane West homeless hostel will be re-purposed as a number of flats.
A meeting on in Brussels also saw Turkey trying to strongarm the EU.
A woman living in a women’s refuge in Tallaght tells her story and appeals to the government to prevent its closure.
The 79-year-old has vowed to lead the organisation out of the corruption “storm” it has become embroiled in.
Tim Murtagh and Ed Joyce are calling it quits.
The former full-back is the only member of the 2005 Liverpool squad who won’t be turning up for an upcoming event.
In boxing, a big, lucrative matchup is typically followed up by a bigger, even more lucrative rematch.
The chain have been present on south Dublin’s main shopping stretch for over 20 years.
“Ah sure look we’ll be all glad when it’s all over and the decision is made,” he added.
KPMG has been brought in as liquidators.
The Ferbane branch is one of 14 being closed by Ulster Bank.
Sporting are reluctant to allow the winger to end his loan and move back to Old Trafford after becoming an integral part of their squad, particularly in the Champions League
Dublin’s Laser DVD is closing down.
Rugby legend “The Claw” has run the iconic Limerick bar since before his retirement.
After a facial reconstruction image was released to the media in Germany, the man’s brother came forward and DNA profiles confirmed his identity this month.