Dundrum residents oppose 'madcap' bus plan for Dublin village ↗
Front page leadResidents of the south Dublin suburb of Dundrum described proposed plans to transform their village as 'madcap' at a public meeting.
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Residents of the south Dublin suburb of Dundrum described proposed plans to transform their village as 'madcap' at a public meeting.
A worker is challenging her dismissal from the Peter McVerry Trust, with her employer claiming she went to bed early during an overnight shift while she was on a final written warning for absenteeism.
Player Oke's determination despite injury was a key factor in the underdog team Carrigtwohill's success.
The Office of Public Works paid almost €700,000 to Revenue to settle liabilities for renting properties to staff at below market rates.
Talks to resolve the Drumcree parade dispute are tense after the Orange Order's legal advisor stated they will not surrender to a proposed deal.
A captain is being praised as a hero after an incident involving a stabbing in the cockpit of a FlyDubai flight bound for Israel.
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Only €109,000 has been recovered from €3.9 million that was overpaid to car dealers for an electric vehicle scheme.
Ray Keane has left his role at Aghabullogue following a successful period.