BreakingNews.ie Archives for February 18, 2013
IRELAND
- 22:41:13: Not too late for ECB to object to Promissory Note deal
- 19:42:54: Thousands attend frontline rally against pay cuts
- 18:10:02: Frontline workers' rally begins in Tallaght
- 18:06:20: Horsemeat: Farmers 'are fall guys'
- 17:49:53: 94 jobs axed at GlaxoSmithKline, Cork
- 16:58:56: Jeweller ordered to hand over 5% commission from 'Nama-ed' diamond-ring sale
- 16:22:51: Gardaí treating Cork mother's death as murder
- 14:39:46: Finlay: Reform child benefit, but get it right this time
- 13:42:19: GPS-style technology to help Revenue make out property-tax bills
- 13:22:53: Gardaí to take 'slow-burn' action if pay and allowances threatened
- 13:20:55: IBRC expected to pursue multi-million damages claim against Peter Darragh Quinn
- 12:12:00: Ireland first with early-warning medical system
- 12:03:03: Frontline workers expect thousands at Tallaght protest
- 10:17:56: Facebook to create 100 more jobs in Dublin expansion
- 09:57:26: Burton: Bank debt deal must help people get back to work
- 09:46:23: Gilmore urges continuation of Syria sanctions
- 09:06:17: Greencore: Test results from Bristol plant 'negative'
- 08:04:43: Alliance criticises proposed child benefit reforms
- 07:34:34: Croke Park talks to resume this morning
- 07:12:46: Gardaí to question man in connection with Cork death probe
- 07:09:38: Magdalene group awaits scheme plans
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