Hi °C | Lo °C Arnotts facing further delays to €750m plans
ARNOTTS' plans for a new 'Northern Quarter' could be the subject of a second public hearing, delaying the project by several months.
- Published on May 21 2008
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Crystal loan bid rejected
WATERFORD Crystal's Irish operations could be under further threat after the Government refused to bail out the high-profile glass-maker.
- Published on May 21 2008
House sales drop is less than that predicted -- Davy
THE number of house sales across Ireland has shown signs of a slight improvement last month, after it fell less than expected to raise hopes of improved first-half 2008 sales.
- Published on May 21 2008
hiney out to make up FOR lost time
HE'S absolved from blame, is Stephen Hiney. Wasn't even in the country at the time. While many of his team-mates this Sunday may still shudder at the memory of the 'splash of the ash' in Portlaoise two years ago, Hiney was sunning himself abroad somewhere on a long, dry, sandy beach.
- Published on May 21 2008
Garden win a triumph for lowly Murphy Cup
THE elimination of Kildare from this year's Leinster senior championship hardly qualifies as a development that blows the province wide open. Indeed, following their poor form and subsequent relegation to Division 2 of the NFL, it just about qualifies as a surprise. But it is the first match in the 2008 championship to go against the head.
- Published on May 21 2008
Waste firm earnings rise
WASTE group One51 saw its earnings rise by 130pc last year on the back of an expanded presence in the recycling sector.
- Published on May 21 2008
M&S to stock food favourites
Marks & Spencer's stores are to sell branded food favourites such as Marmite and Heinz baked beans for the first time, the retailer has said.
- Published on May 21 2008
Teen stole cash from five men in ATM scam
A 14-YEAR-OLD boy who was involved in a spate of slick ATM scams where five men each had €200 stolen from under their noses has been given a six-month sentence by Judge Ann Ryan at the Dublin Children's Court.
- Published on May 21 2008
Cassidy follows in father's footsteps
Mark Cassidy of the An Post/Sean Kelly team created his own piece of history yesterday when he took over as leader of the FBD Insurance Rás in Lisdoonvarna to emulate his dad, Philip, who wore the yellow jersey several times in his career.
- Published on May 21 2008
Radcliffe hoping for an Olympic lifeline
ATHLETICS: Paula Radcliffe will be hoping an MRI scan on a hip injury today will throw her a lifeline to compete at the Olympic Games in Beijing.
- Published on May 21 2008
