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Removal of Costa Concordia fuel to begin
28 Jan 2012 •kRead MoreSalvage of the capsized cruise ship, the Costa Concordia, is scheduled to begin this weekend off the island of Giglio in Italy
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UK Food Producers Promised Export Help
28 Jan 2012 •kRead MoreBritish food producers are being promised more help to export their goods to lucrative overseas markets such as India and China
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Search effort re-doubled for fishermen in Cork
28 Jan 2012 •kRead MoreOver two hundred search and rescue volunteers, including 48 divers, are due in West Cork this morning to take part in the on-going search for the two missing fishermen.
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Osborne: Eurozone Must Show Colour Of Money
28 Jan 2012 •kRead MoreGeorge Osborne is expected to reinforce his message to the eurozone that Britain is “ready” to help boost IMF resources to bail out struggling economies – but only if strict criteria are met
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Osborne Calls On Euro Leaders To Act Quickly
28 Jan 2012 •kRead MoreThe Chancellor, George Osborne, has called on leaders of eurozone countries to act quickly to end the debt crisis – as another agency downgrades the credit ratings for five countries
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Man dies in Co Mayo house fire
27 Jan 2012 •kRead MoreAn man has died in a house fire in Co Mayo
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Medical inquiry finds doctor guilty
27 Jan 2012 •kRead MoreDr Akpan has been found guilty on two counts, of poor professional performance by the Medical Council fitness to practise committee
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Firearms and ammunition found in Dublin
27 Jan 2012 •kRead MoreA garda investigation is underway following the discovery of a quantity of firearms, ammunition and what’s believed to be explosive material at an apartment complex
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RBS Boss Under Pressure To Forgo £1m Bonus
27 Jan 2012 •kRead MoreThe political row over bankers’ bonuses is heating up, with the boss of taxpayer-owned Royal Bank of Scotland coming under increasing pressure to turn down his £1m bonus
