MEMBERS of the public are invited to submit sightings of mammals for a survey which will run until the end of 2015.

MEMBERS of Ennis Town Council have stopped short of erecting a 12-foot fence around new €450,000 playing facilities in response to continuing anti-social behaviour.

MEMBERS of Italy’s Camorra mafia won contracts to rebuild the quake-hit city of L’Aquila with the help of four bank employees, police charged yesterday after carrying out six arrests.

MEMBERS of a union are hoping to collect several thousand euro to complete the restoration of an historic banner.

MEMBERS of the Defence Forces have been court- martialed for going absent without leave, assault and attempting to pervert the course of justice, according to new data.

MEMBERS of the Irish Nationwide and EBS building societies have voted in favour of resolutions which will enable the Government to invest fresh capital into both companies.

MEMBERS of the Irish Air Corps and Coastguard Service are due to visit Cork’s biggest hospital soon to help select a site for a new helipad.

MEMBERS of the Irish Nurses’ Organisation have voted to carry out a one-hour work stoppage at a Co Cork hospital over cutbacks being imposed by the HSE.

MEMBERS of Mitchelstown credit union will wonder what is going on at the institution.

MEMBERS of Limerick City Council who yesterday backed the €1.7 million regeneration programme for run-down parts of the city have called on the Government to publicly declare the necessary funding will be forthcoming.

MEMBERS of the European Parliament were divided over whether to encourage Ireland to ratify the Lisbon treaty in time for next June’s elections.

MEMBERS of one of the country’s top unions have rejected the draft national wage deal.

MEMBERS of the Irish Bookmakers’ Association (IBA) are planning to aggressively lobby the Government to dramatically change the terms of its betting €40 million duty hike, in a bid to avoid widespread business closures and job losses in the industry.

MEMBERS and officials representing Dublin’s boxing clubs have secured an injunction preventing the Irish Amateur Boxing Association from turning itself into a limited company.

MEMBERS of Kerry County Council distanced themselves from a proposal that could have been seen as an attempt to reintroduce domestic rates “through the back door”.

MEMBERS of the Agricultural Consultants Association were urged by Forestry Minister Mary Wallace at their annual general meeting in Athlone last night to remind their clients to think safety.

MEMBERS of the Irish Farmers’ Association protested in Limerick and Dublin over the weekend on two separate issues, a freeze on Rural Environment Protection Scheme payments and low-cost selling by supermarkets.

MEMBERS of an organisation in the country’s most south-westerly village padlocked public toilets yesterday in protest against claims of local authority inaction.

MEMBERS of the Irish Bank Officials’ Association at National Irish Bank (NIB) have voted in favour of previous Labour Relations Commission recommendations over a new pay deal.

Petrol stations are running dry as a week-long strike by fuel sector workers grips South Africa.

MEMBERS of the Garda Reserve have begun signing up as full members of the force.

MEMBERS of the Green Energy Growers Association (GEGA) have begun planting over 400 acres of miscanthus across counties Wexford, Kilkenny and Tipperary.

MEMBERS of the National Union of Journalists working at the Irish Examiner and Evening Echo are to vote on taking industrial action after rejecting a proposed pay increase recommended by the Labour Court.

MEMBERS of the public are being invited to vote on the greatest medical advances in more than a century.

MEMBERS of Limerick City Council threatened yesterday to block plans to turn Limerick docks into a major retail and commercial centre.

MEMBERS of Cork Kerry Tourism are facing a crucial vote this week on a major restructuring plan for the tourist industry.

MEMBERS of a voluntary housing organisation have expressed “dismay” and “disquiet” at a decision by county councillors to halt their plans to build more than 20 homes.

MEMBERS of the US Congress and the Bush administration are at odds over whether security is compromised by an Arab company’s takeover of operations at six major American seaports.

The sibling members of Irish pop band The Corrs have been named honourary Members of the British Empire (MBE) in recognition of their outstanding music and charity contributions.

MEMBERS of Limerick County Council claimed €157,076 in conference expenses during the first six months of the year.

MEMBERS of Limerick County Council will today try and alter a blueprint for housing in rural areas, which they adopted just two months ago.

MEMBERS of All-Ireland final panels should receive significant sums in expenses to compensate them for loss of earnings, Laois manager Mick O’Dwyer said yesterday.

MEMBERS of a Fianna Fáil cumann in Limerick yesterday formally complained to party headquarters of systematic bullying and abuse by rival members in the cumann.

MEMBERS of Limerick City Council at their monthly meeting yesterday paid tribute to Kay Cregan, who died after undergoing plastic surgery in New York.

MEMBERS of the Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) will not get their hands on windfall payments for at least a year, the society said yesterday.

MEMBERS of a gang accused of preying on elderly people by carrying out shoddy building work and demanding huge fees are likely to face cash demands from the Criminal Assets Bureau.

MEMBERS of a militant animal rights organisation are reported to be planning a series of firebomb attacks on hare coursing events and those who support the sport here.

MEMBERS of Cork’s leading anti-incineration group were barred from going into Leinster House for lunch yesterday after protesting outside Dáil Éireann on Kildare Street in Dublin.

MEMBERS of an expert group on crime statistics have clashed over findings on how to improve the compilation of crime figures by the gardaí.

MEMBERS of the Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) last night voted to begin the process of demutualisation immediately and instigate sale of the institution as soon as legislation to clear any deal is published.

MEMBERS of an Oireachtas committee have criticised insurance brokers who reduced quotes only after clients informed them they had found a cheaper price elsewhere.

MEMBERS of an Oireachtas sub-committee considering the Dublin and Monaghan bombings have dismissed claims they have decided not to recommend a full public inquiry into the atrocities.

MEMBERS of the Irish Nationwide Building Society will vote on whether the society should demutualise at its annual general meeting in April.

MEMBERS of Kerry County Council are continuing to disregard the advice of their senior planners by granting a growing number of planning applications for houses in scenic areas.