Person: Aidan Brady

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Case for second GAA referee more compelling than ever

“With ten minutes left in a championship match, when you’re 80 yards from the play, you’re hoping to God there isn’t an obvious foul you’ll miss. You’re not going to get there because you’re wrecked.”

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Munster: End penalty shoot-out for minors

gaa

Roscommon GAA appoints Aidan Brady as first Commercial Director

gaa

Roscommon’s ‘Win a House’ draw makes €943,400 profit

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Pre-tax profits decrease 8% at Citibank’s Irish hub

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Bernard Byrne favourite to take over as AIB chief

Citibank profits drop 15% at Irish unit

Pre-tax profits at the main Irish arm of Citibank declined by 15% to $823.1m (€593.2m) last year.

Fri, 02 May, 2014

No rest for Clonoe kingpins

Clonoe 3-08 Carrickmore 0-12

Mon, 14 Oct, 2013

Angry parents protest against loss of up to 13 teachers

ANGRY parents have gathered in protest outside a primary school to voice their opposition to proposed cuts which could see the loss of up to 13 teachers at the school.

Fri, 23 Dec, 2011

250 jobs created by Citi

SOME 250 jobs are to be created by US financial services firm Citi.

Fri, 10 Dec, 2010

Bookmaker bets on insider for AIB job

THE arbitrary remuneration limit of €500,000 on the top job at AIB will make it very difficult for the group to attract somebody from outside the bank, according to Oliver Gilvarry, head of research at Dolmen Securities.

Sat, 02 May, 2009

Tax plans of 44th US president ‘will not devastate investment into Ireland’

THE election of a new US president will not have a devastating effect on foreign investment into Ireland, two leading US business figures have said.

Wed, 05 Nov, 2008

Primary school curriculum will soon accessible on web

Primary school children will soon be studying the national curriculum on the worldwide web, it was revealed today.

Wed, 02 Nov, 2005

Foreign banks ‘can deliver jobs boost’

THE new president of the Institute of Bankers has warned that the Irish banking industry will have to look to international banks for jobs growth in the coming years.

Mon, 17 Mar, 2003