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New ground has been made in Gaelic Games with the announcement of the Womens Gaelic Players Association (WGPA) today in Dublin.

Doctors have called for minimum pricing on alcohol to be introduced in the Budget.

The Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee has said serious questions must be asked about the penalty points system.

The Irish embassy in Seoul is urging all Irish citizens living in South Korea to register their contact details with them.

The Chief Executive of Bank of Ireland will come before the Oireachtas Finance Committee later to update TDs and Senators on the most recent developments at the bank.

APPLE COMPUTERS is bringing 400 more jobs to Cork city centre, swelling its workforce at Half Moon Street to as much as 800.

The Chairperson of the Office of Public Works is rejecting suggestions that it has wasted millions of euro building a new state of the art headquarters in Co Meath.

The Sinn Féin Dublin City Councillor Killian Forde has resigned from the party.

The largest foreign investors in Ireland, in the high-tech, pharmaceutical and chemicals sectors, today set out why they believe Ireland remains a uniquely attractive location in which to do business.

Irish people are paying too high a price for their dental care, it was claimed today.

Irish sport has been given a clean bill of health by our anti-doping tests.

The Chairperson of the Equality Authority is calling for key inequalities within the education system to be remedied.

NENAGH Rail Partnership would like to thank the Irish Examiner for its coverage on January 4 of our trip to Limerick Holiday on Ice as part of our campaign for a commuter service on the Ballybrophy-to-Limerick line.

More than 25% of secondary school students get one session or less of sport outside class time each week, it emerged today.

Sinn Féin is urging the Irish and British governments to set an example of power-sharing for unionists to follow.

Sinn Fein is accusing the British government of dragging their feet on their duty to the Good Friday Agreement.

Sinn Fein Chairperson Mitchel McLoughlin is insisting that the May first elections go ahead, saying it was "crucial".

Gardai in Dublin are refuting claims by the Irish Anti-War Movement that the group were banned from marching on Grafton Street.

THE Irish Sports Council has given the IRFU 3.75m euro to implement measures aimed specifically at increasing levels of participation in sport by young people.