ANGRY exchanges in yesterday’s cabinet meeting saw Fianna Fáil ministers round on their Green Party colleagues who were accused of damaging the country and treacherous behaviour for their announcement on Monday that they would pull out of Government.

ANGRY Wales boss Warren Gatland has warned his players they will “go through some pain” this week after the debacle of Dublin.

ANGRY clashes between political leaders in the Dáil has prompted accusations the Government does not care about the poor and vulnerable.

ANGRY farmers kept Government TDs in their sights yesterday in a fight to retain the scope of the REPS environmentally friendly grants payments.

ANGRY exchanges punctuated the contribution of former Education Minister Michael Woods in the Dáil discussion of the Ryan Report, after he defended his role in securing the indemnity deal for religious orders.

ANGRY debate was avoided at the conference when controversial proposals to give party headquarters greater control over election candidates were deferred until the autumn.

ANGRY Chinese yesterday demanded to know why so many schools collapsed during the Sichuan earthquake.

ANGRY parents protested yesterday against Eircom plans to erect a digital radio mast just 50 metres from a national school.

ANGRY businesspeople in the mid-Cork region are to write to Garda Commissioner Noel Conroy demanding more Garda manpower following a spate of robberies perpetrated by a violent gang.

ANGRY relatives demanded answers yesterday as hopes dwindled for 181 miners trapped underground more than 48 hours after a collapsed dike in eastern China flooded two coal mines.

AN ANGRY pensioner has hit out at Kerry County Council who he blames for making him miss his first election in 75 years.

ANGRY residents are preparing protest action following claims that a sheltered housing facility, that could be used for people such as ex-prisoners, was being developed in Thurles.

ANGRY Sale boss Philippe Saint Andre accused Bristol of cheating after they condemned his side to a surprise 10-6 defeat at Edgeley Park.

Angry Travellers tonight hit out at a court decision to acquit a farmer of killing a member of their community.

ANGRY customers staged a protest yesterday against plans by Bank of Ireland to close a sub office in north Cork, and more than 100 of them have vowed to transfer their accounts to rival banks if the move goes ahead.

ANGRY councillors claimed yesterday that motorists refusing to use the new tolled Fermoy bypass were being penalised after the speed limit on the former main road was dropped from 100km to 80km.

ANGRY exchanges flared at an emergency meeting of the Shannon Foynes Port Committee (SFPC) yesterday over the proposed sale of Limerick docks for commercial development.

ANGRY taxi drivers are to stage a mass protest rally in Dublin in early September over a new fare structure.

ANGRY motorists criticised Cork City Council last night as traffic ground to a halt for the second day running.

ANGRY scenes were witnessed yesterday as approval was eventually given for a controversial amendment of the Cork County Development Plan, which will allow construction of more than 100 affordable and social houses in West Cork.

ANGRY councillors in west Cork are to summon senior National Roads Authority (NRA) officials to explain why their region is being overlooked for proper infrastructural funding, which is leading to a drop-off in tourists and turning off potential industrialists.

ANGRY local residents opposing proposals to build a waste treatment plant outside the town of Portlaw are accusing the developers of deliberately holding back on supplying all of the necessary information to Waterford County Council.

ANGRY Cork county councillors have demanded that Justice Minister Michael McDowell, bolster “totally inadequate” garda manpower in the region.

ANGRY livestock farmers who occupied the offices of a meat plant in Naas, Co Kildare, yesterday in protest over Brazilian beef imports and dropping cattle prices, withdrew pending immediate talks with the company.

ANGRY scallop fishermen are expected to wreak havoc at some of the country’s major ports after lifting a suspension yesterday on the threat of blockades.

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ANGRY farmers claim they are facing a difficult silage season because of detours caused by height restriction barriers at an old bridge.

ANGRY residents at the site of the country’s first commercial toxic waste incinerator vowed last night to take their battle to the High Court.

ANGRY Aer Rianta unions look set to revert to strike action again today after they meet Department of Transport officials in Dublin.

ANGRY students were restrained by gardaí yesterday when they attempted to prevent Tánaiste Mary Harney leaving the opening ceremony of NovaUCD, the new €10 million innovation and technology centre at UCD.

ANGRY drug workers from across Dublin are to gather tomorrow for one of the biggest mass meetings of activists for more than six years.

ANGRY health campaigners called for the Government to act last night after a two-year-old girl died because doctors were forced to cancel her heart surgery

ANGRY opposition deputies yesterday accused the Government of eroding the status of Dáil Eireann, forcing a climb-down over attempts to rush through controversial legislation.

ANGRY college lecturers took to the picket line yesterday over Government delays on the new €60 million building for Cork School of Music.

ANGRY protesters greeted the controversial former leader of the far right Austrian Freedom Party as he arrived to speak at a university debate in Dublin last night.

ANGRY Fianna Fáil backbench TDs yesterday claimed they had been misled over details of legislation which will force them to give up their council seats.

ANGRY parents yesterday accused the Government of reneging on pre-election promises to build six new classrooms to replace dilapidated prefabs.

ANGRY former IFI workers have vowed to blockade any ships trying to remove 26,000 tonnes of ammonia stockpiled at the Marino Point plant in Cobh, Co Cork.

ANGRY Fijian coach Mac McCallion has fired a broadside at world rugby chiefs over the two tier standards for securing the release of internationals from clubs.

ANGRY residents given assurances that a 250-acre superdump would not open prior to the building of a rubbish separating plant claim these promises have been reneged upon.