Dublin: Cement Roadstone Holdings is the overall winner of this year’s Published Accounts Awards.

AS one of those who protested outside Cement Roadstone Holdings (CRH) annual general meeting in Dun Laoghaire, I wish to comment on Brian O’Mahony’s report (May 6).

The Irish Farmers Association is accusing the authorities of turning a blind eye to the cause of apparent pollution at a Co Kilkenny farm.

OVER a 20-year period, Charles J Haughey went through £8.5 million.

THE Moriarty Tribunal yesterday gave details of its latest probe into possible links between former Taoiseach Charles J Haughey and the private sale of State lands in Wicklow to the Roadstone company.

ENVIRONMENT Minister Dick Roche last night challenged Roadstone’s assertion that it never knew more than 50,000 tonnes of illegal and partially hazardous waste had been dumped on its land in Wicklow.

Farmers today accused a Dáil committee of double standards after it refused to tackle complaints about toxic red mud ponds in Limerick.

The Socialist Workers' Party is to stage a protest tomorrow at the offices of construction giant Cement Roadstone Holdings to highlight what it deems the company's part in the building of the Israeli wall through the West Bank.

The Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign has reiterated its call for a boycott of Cement Roadstone Holdings over its alleged involvement in Israel’s “security barrier”.

THERE is a contradiction in Caoimhe Butterly’s protest outside the offices of Cement Roadstone Holdings (CRH).

Amnesty International has demanded that the Tánaiste investigate an Irish company’s alleged role in the construction of Israel’s so-called “security barrier".

Cement Roadstone Holdings is in talks to buy a further 25% stake in Israeli group Mashav, which would take its total stake in that company to 50%.

Oracle Consulting Services has signed a €2m deal with Cement Roadstone Holdings (CRH) for the implementation of Oracle's e-Business Suite of applications.

A FULL investigation into one of the largest illegal dumps uncovered in the country is expected to take several months to complete.

A BUSINESSMAN who claims unlawful practices by one of the country’s largest companies destroyed his livelihood is to seek more than €250 million in compensation.

CHARLES HAUGHEY is to be grilled again by the Moriarty Tribunal despite his deteriorating health, it emerged yesterday.

FINE GAEL will today push for full recoupment of the €3.2m cost of the Ansbacher Report when the Dáil meets for a special debate on the issue.

The Green Party has demanded investigations into offshore accounts in all Irish financial institutions following the revelations contained in the Ansbacher report.

FINE Gael will today push for maximum recoupment of the €3.2m cost of the Ansbacher report when the Dáil meets for a special debate on the issue.

A long-awaited report into the biggest financial and political scandal to hit Ireland was published today, exposing the names of 200 clients who held accounts with a ‘‘sham’’ bank.