quinta-feira, 18 de dezembro de 2014

GLOBE NEWS ·IRELAND NEWS-THE IRISH TIME

Pregnant woman being kept on life support in hospitalIt is understood the pregnancy is in the second trimester and that the foetus is well below the threshold for viability outside the womb.
MIRIAM LORDIs the Taoiseach a poodle? (and other matters of State)
Couple found dead in Clare believed to have been stabbedGardaí have appealed for witnesses or anyone who may have been in Kildysart, particularly on the main street, to contact them.
No mercy Ming: EC may slash expenses for low attendanceLuke ‘Ming’ Flanagan meeting water protesters in Dublin this month. Neither Mr Flanagan nor Brian Crowley attended this week’s session of the parliament in Strasbourg. Photograph: Collins Photos
Fresh scrutiny for Irish tax regime as EU leaders meetThe summit of EU leaders will be the first under new European Council president Donald Tusk. Photograph: Julien Warnand/EPA
Peter Nyberg believes banking inquiry to yield little new detail Finnish academic and finance expert Peter Nyberg arriving at the opening of the Banking Inquiry at Leinster House, Dublin. Photograph: Eric Luke/The Irish Times
The Interview: rarely has throwaway film created such noiseThe Regal Chain said Sony’s decision to ditch The Interview was: “due to the wavering support of the film by Sony Pictures, as well as the ambiguous nature of any real or perceived security threats.” Photograph: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images
Aryzta chief digs deep on Shrewsbury Road with €6.5m purchase
Fears ferry operator Stena Line may pull out of Dún LaoghaireStena Line ferries in Dublin Bay. Concerns have emerged that the line intends to pull out of Dún Laoghaire altogether and will not resume the service it normally operates from the port during the summer next year.
UK airport staff vote for pre-Christmas strikeUnite said its cargo handlers and check-in staff employed by dnata at Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester voted by more than 4-1 in favour of walkouts in protest at an imposed 2.2 per cent increase. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
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Dublin Rape Crisis Centre risks losing home in Nama saleEllen O’Malley-Dunlop, CEO of the Rape Crisis Centre, outside 70 Leeson Street Lower, the centre’s home for 28 years. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
Obama hails ‘new chapter’ in relations with CubaA banner reads ‘Viva the revolution for ever’ in Havana, Cuba. The leaders of the US and Cuba have agreed to restore diplomatic relations. Photograph: Ernesto Mastrascusa/EPA
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Plan for prefabricated homes for Dublin homeless shelvedThe Government last week announced a €25 million plan to tackle homelessness, including funding for additional emergency beds, a night cafe for homeless people, free transport to available hostels and a commitment to purchase a hotel under the control of Nama for an accommodation and assessment centre for homeless families. Photograph: Brian Lawless/PA Wire
Malahide housing scheme launches over ChristmasThe Hollybrook scheme is the final part of the Robswall development in Malahide
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