ONE of Cork’s largest employers, with 750 staff from 35 countries, has proven that large-scale operations can still have the best human resources environment.

THE British announced publicly on August 6, 1973 that brothers Kenneth and Keith Littlejohn, who were accused of involvement in a Dublin bank robbery in October 1972, had been British agents.

EAMON LEAHY, one of the state’s most high-profile barristers, the husband of government chief whip Mary Hanafin and tipped to be a future Attorney General, was yesterday described as one of the finest minds of his generation following his death at the age of 46.