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Irish debt stands at €1.1 trillion
New figures from the Central Bank show that at the end of January, Irish residents - mostly companies and institutions - had an outstanding debt of €1.1 trillion.
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DAA to operate Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport
Transport Minister Noel Dempsey has given the Dublin Airport Authority the right to operate the new Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport.
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Three charged over UVF gang activities
Three men are due before Belfast Magistrates Court charged in connection with an investigation into the activities of a UVF gang.
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Meeting over taxi drivers' protest
The protest by taxi drivers in Cork has been suspended following the outcome of a meeting of the Irish Taxi Council in Dublin.
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Sustainable energy plan unveiled
The Sustainable Energy Authority has said savings of €6bn can be secured and as many as 10,000 jobs supported under its new plan.
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HIQA releases guidelines on children in care
Deaths of children in the care of the HSE will have to be notified to the HIQA within 48 hours, under new guidelines published today.
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Two viable devices made safe in Athlone
Two viable explosive devices have been made safe outside separate 'head shops' in Athlone, Co Westmeath.
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Fresh appeal over missing 17-year-old
Blanchardstown gardaà have renewed their appeal for the public's help in finding a 17-year-old missing since the end of February.
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Aer Lingus crew to get minimum redundancy pay
230 Aer Lingus cabin crew who rejected a €97m cost reduction programme will only receive the legal minimum redundancy payment.
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FG calls on Mary Harney to resign over X-rays
FG's Health Spokesman Dr James Reilly has said Health Minister Mary Harney should resign over the problem of unread X-rays at Tallaght Hospital.
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Legality of marriages at embassies questioned
Thousands of foreign couples who got married at embassies in Ireland have been told their unions are invalid and illegal.
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Islamic leader 'not surprised' by alleged plot
One of Ireland's Islamic leaders has said he is not surprised that there could be Islamic fundamentalist groups operating here.
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First 'competence centre' is launched
Enterprise Ireland and the IDA have launched the first of five new Research & Development centres in conjunction with universities and companies.
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Oliver Hayes gets life for Corcoran murder
A 49-year old man has been given a life sentence for the murder of Anne Corcoran in west Cork last year.
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Gardaà cleared of Wheelock mistreatment
An inquiry into the death of Terence Wheelock, who died following his arrest in 2005, has found he was not mistreated at Store Street Garda Station.
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Liam Adams extradition case adjourned to April
The High Court has adjourned extradition proceedings against Liam Adams until 21 April.
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Patrick's Day warning for Belfast students
University students in Belfast have been warned against repeating the drunken violence witnessed on St Patrick's Day last year.
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Biden condemns Jewish settlement plans
The US has strongly criticised Israeli plans to build another 1,600 homes for Jewish settlers in occupied east Jerusalem.
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Six held in Belfast dissident investigation
Six men have been arrested in west Belfast by police investigating suspected activity by dissident republicans.
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Legality of marriages in embassies questioned
The Dept of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that thousands of foreign couples who got married here have been told their unions are invalid and illegal.
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