Person: Alan Doyle

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Pork firm effluent at ‘fish-kill’ amount, court hears

A pork factory was discharging effluent at “fish-kill level” into a stream that leads into a special area of conservation on the Wild Atlantic Way.

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‘Already too many salmon farms in Bantry’

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Bantry Bay oral hearing: Fish farm report wasn’t circulated

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Bantry Bay fish farm oral hearing: Fears over jobs, pesticides, and threat of disease in fish population

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Kempton to close under shock Jockey Club plans

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No jail for father over son’s poor attendance

Shell fined for Corrib noise and light pollution from New Year's gas flare

Shell Ireland has been fined €1,000 and ordered to pay €15,000 in legal costs for causing light and noise pollution from a gas flare during start-up testing at the Corrib gas terminal in Co Mayo.

Tue, 06 Sep, 2016

Saturday’s TV tips

Here's the best of tonight's telly.

Sat, 03 Oct, 2015

Saturday’s TV tips

Your guide to tonight's television.

Sat, 09 May, 2015

No culture shock for Sean McGinley as many of his fellow Irish are abroad

FOR several years Sean McGinley has been heading across the Atlantic from June to December to shoot a crime series on CBC, Canada’s national television station. 

Wed, 11 Feb, 2015

Watters breaks wrist in pile-up

Graham Watters appears to be the only jockey to have suffered an injury from a pile-up at Roscommon on Tuesday night.

Thu, 12 Jul, 2012

Jockey Watters breaks wrist

Graham Watters appears to be the only jockey to have suffered an injury from a pile-up at Roscommon on Tuesday night.

Wed, 11 Jul, 2012

Malahide joy as Blarney see red

A strong finish from Malahide United gave them what was, in the end, a comfortable FAI Cup win over nine-man Blarney United at O’Shea Park last night.

Sat, 26 May, 2012

Council faces €500k fine over water bug

CLARE County Council faces a potential €500,000 fine for allowing water untreated for the cryptosporidium bug into the Ennis public water system last year.

Fri, 25 Sep, 2009

O’Brien celebrates 92nd birthday with a winner

THE legendary Vincent O’Brien, who celebrated his 92nd birthday yesterday, had his colours carried to victory by Lastkingofscotland in the Breeze-Up Bonus EBF Maiden at Tipperary last night.

Fri, 10 Apr, 2009

Bluebell end Cork domination as Rockmount make exit

CORK’S stranglehold on the FAI Intermediate Cup ended yesterday when the last remaining Munster Senior League club in the competition, Rockmount, bowed out in the last four.

Mon, 06 Apr, 2009

Toddler's parents misled over heart op risks, inquest told

The parents of a toddler who died after an operation to repair a congenital heart defect today claimed they were led to believe they had nothing to worry about.

Wed, 10 Jan, 2007