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Lifeboats rescue five off west coast
08.06.2008 23:38
ireland.com
FIVE PEOPLE were rescued from the seas off Clare and Kerry on Saturday.
Ireland
Social Life
Study needs scale samples
08.06.2008 23:38
ireland.com
THE Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure in Northern Ireland, together with international partners from Scotland, Wales, England and the Central Fisheries Board (CFB), is developing the Celtic Sea Trout Programme, which aims to examine sea-trout life history and the effects of environmental variations on stocks.
Ireland
Social Life
Disqualification ruled out despite 'persistent failure' to comply with Act
08.06.2008 23:38
ireland.com
SUPREME COURT Director of Corporate Enforcement -v- McGowan & Anor Judgment was given on May 6th, 2008, by Mr Justice Nial Fennelly, Mrs Justice Susan Denham and Mr Justice Hugh Geoghegan concurring.
Ireland
Social Life
Special Criminal Court right to accept evidence of chief superintendent
08.06.2008 23:37
ireland.com
COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL DPP -v- Colm Maguire Judgment delivered on May 7th by Ms Justice Fidelma Macken. Composition of court: Ms Justice Macken, Mr Justice Murphy, Mr Justice de Valera
Ireland
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Subsidiary protection depends on fair assessment of the facts
08.06.2008 23:37
ireland.com
HIGH COURT N & Anor -v- MJELR Judgment delivered on April 24th, 2008, by Mr Justice Charleton.
Ireland
Social Life
Obama takes on McCain
08.06.2008 23:36
ireland.com
BARACK OBAMA has won a famous victory in securing the Democratic Party nomination for the US presidential election. His message of hope and change, his powerful oratory, attractive personality and strong organisational abilities gave him the victory over Hillary Clinton. The nomination was hers to lose and she lost it, as she acknowledged in her weekend speech, paying tribute to Mr Obama's grace, grit and energy and looking forward to his victory over John McCain in November. Attention now shifts to that real contest. It could be much closer than many expect.
Ireland
Opinions
Defence complaints
08.06.2008 23:36
ireland.com
IRELAND GAVE a lead to the rest of Europe when it established the position of Ombudsman for the Defence Forces in 2005. Since then, the work of Paulyn Marrinan Quinn has attracted international interest and she has provided information and guidance to a number of countries considering a similar initiative. Against this background, it is unfortunate that the work of the office is now being inhibited by a lack of resources.
Ireland
Opinions
Vote No for Fear. Vote Yes for Hope. The choice is ours
08.06.2008 23:36
ireland.com
Our world is changing rapidly, not least our EU role, but endorsing the Lisbon Treaty is merely to update the rule book, writes Tony Kinsella
Ireland
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Online: join the debate at ireland.com/head2head
08.06.2008 23:36
ireland.com
Last week, Andy Storey and Tom Clonan debated the question Would the Lisbon Treaty entangle Ireland in a military alliance? Here is an edited selection of your comments
Ireland
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No vote would precipitate a major European crisis
08.06.2008 23:36
ireland.com
OPINION: If the Lisbon Treaty is rejected, the main beneficiaries are likely to be the far right xenophobes, racists and euro-sceptics - Irish and European, writes John Palmer
Ireland
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No better deal if we reject treaty
08.06.2008 23:36
ireland.com
OPINION: The contrast between what Europe was and what it has become is so great that I feel I must listen carefully when those who represent us in the EU today express concern, writes Noel Dorr
Ireland
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Goalkeeper badly burned as ice hockey match goes up in flames
08.06.2008 23:36
ireland.com
IRISH TIMES ODDITIES/Goalkeeper on fire: An unprecedented incident at an ice hockey match in Toronto occurred yesterday. The "puck" (the rubber ring used instead of a ball) struck the goalkeeper, who had a box of matches and a celluloid comb in his pocket, writes Allen Foster.
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An Irishman's Diary
08.06.2008 23:36
ireland.com
DURING one of those gloriously sunny days we enjoyed recently, I climbed to the top of a small hill in Howth to reach the radio museum housed in a Martello tower. The view of Ireland's Eye, Lambay and the great strand at Portmarnock equalled anything you'd see around Sorrento. Rhododendrons in full bloom heightened the vista, writes Hugh Oram
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