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11 due in court on drugs charges
Gardaí have charged 11 people in an operation targeting the sale and supply of heroin and cocaine in Dublin. ...
Australian Foreign Minister Rudd resigns
Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd has resigned amid speculation he was going to mount an attempt to oust Prime Minister Julia Gillard. ...
Second day of President Higgins' London visit
President Michael D Higgins will meet members of the Irish community in London on the second day of his visit to the city. ...
Judgement in UVF 'supergrass' trial due today
Judgement in the first “supergrass” trial in Northern Ireland for 25 years is due today. ...
Children spending '12 hours' on trolleys
The Irish Association for Emergency Medicine has said children are spending over 12 hours on trolleys and in some cases are waiting over 24 hours ...
Anonymous targets Greek Ministry of Justice
The Greek Ministry of Justice web site has been taken over by the hacking group Anonymous, as part of what it called Operation Greece. ...
New Zealand remembers quake victims
New Zealanders have been been marking the first anniversary of the powerful earthquake that rocked Christchurch. ...
Sale of State assets to be announced
The Government is to announce a list of State assets to be sold later today. ...
Megaupload's Kim Dotcom granted bail
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom has been freed by a New Zealand court and put under effective house arrest. ...
Western journalists killed in Homs shelling
US reporter Marie Colvin and French photographer Remi Ochlik have been killed by shelling in the Syrian city of Homs. ...
Legislation on abortion introduced in the Dáil
Legislation to allow abortion in cases where a mother's life is at risk has been formally introduced in the Dáil. ...
Two bodies found on Carlow farms
The bodies of two men, one of whom had suffered gunshot wounds, have been discovered on neighbouring farms in Co Carlow. ...
NAMA says Treasury is past the point of rescue
The Treasury Holdings Group of companies is insolvent and past the point of commercial rescue, according to NAMA. ...
No smoking policy introduced at hospitals
Hospitals in four counties are introducing a smoke-free campus policy to mark National No Smoking Day. ...
Court hears of threats on YouTube videos
A court in Longford has heard that somebody is going to be killed if threats continue to be made on YouTube between members of feuding ...
Spill from truck leads to collisions in Cork
A spill for a truck caused a number of minor collisions and traffic disruption in Cork city and county this morning. ...
Ratings agency warns Greece likely to default
There have been fresh protests in Athens, while ratings agency Fitch warned that a Greek default is still "highly likely". ...
Up to 240 Belmayne homes may need repair work
240 householders in Belmayne in Dublin may have to move out of their homes so that fire safety defects can be repaired. ...
19 Peacocks stores to shut in Northern Ireland
It has been announced that 19 Peacocks' stores are to close in Northern Ireland ...
Equality case over Portuguese job requirement
A Meath man has claimed that he was discriminated against by a company which advertised jobs saying staff must be able to speak Portuguese. ...
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