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How ties are getting it in the neck

THE 'Charlie Bird look', which first made its way into Irish business circles last year, is here to stay.

Published on May 21 2008

Man charged over pub row

A MIDDLE-aged man who got into a verbal row with another man in a pub, followed him outside and pushed him to the ground, dislocating his shoulder.

Published on May 21 2008

Irish holidays to Britain and US are flying

When it comes to holidays, Irish consumers are ignoring warnings of an impending recession and making the most of the strong euro by booking trips to the US and Britain.

Published on May 21 2008

DAA slams union vote for airport police strike

THE DUBLIN Airport Authority has hit back over a proposed strike by security and police staff, saying that Siptu workers have "no basis" for industrial action.

Published on May 21 2008

Search is on for first-class €10m football academy site

A SITE is being sought for a €10m state-of-the-art football academy in North County Dublin.

Published on May 21 2008

Why you'll end up paying the price if you don't shop around

When we were furnishing our first home during the dark ages, we smuggled pictures, cushions, pots and pans and bits of furniture over the border from Belfast. It was an arduous trip peppered by armed police, checkpoints, handbag searches and illicit booty.

Published on May 21 2008

Medical records to be stored on Google site

Irish patients could soon be able to store all their medical records online, so that relatives or doctors can google them in an emergency.

Published on May 21 2008

Civil servant died as €200k fraud revealed

A CIVIL servant died only two days after the State discovered he had fraudulently paid himself almost €200,000 in purported home tuition grants, the High Court has heard.

Published on May 21 2008

Lecturer killed while helping truck driver

A UNIVERSITY lecturer was killed after being struck by a van while helping to fix a broken-down truck on the side of the road, an inquest heard.

Published on May 21 2008

Poll sparks call for upper limit on GP visit charges

AN upper limit on GP visit fees should be actively considered in order to cut down on the significant variations in costs for patients throughout the country, it was claimed today.