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Priest who faces drug charges can travel from US to give evidence in mother's will case

New York-based Fr Michael O'Leary, who is facing drug charges in the US, is not prevented from travelling to Ireland to give evidence in a dispute involving him and his siblings over their late mother's will.

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Local Elections: Constituency thrown open by boundary extensions and candidate withdrawals

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Bailed out Cyprus may use ‘bad bank’ for assets

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Think Kerry-Cavan has no history in Dublin? Think again

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RBS chief 'taking responsibility'

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Rate-fixing continued at RBS after rescue

Royal Bank of Scotland may face £500m fine and criminal charges in rate-rigging scandal

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is expected to face criminal charges and a £500m fine for its role in the Libor rate-rigging scandal today.

Wed, 06 Feb, 2013

All’s fair in love and war

Friends Michael Collins and Harry Boland fought on opposite sides in the Civil War. They also wooed the same woman, says Richard Fitzpatrick

Wed, 22 Aug, 2012

PFH acquires Irish arm of Siemens Enterprise

IT SERVICES and training provider PFH has acquired the Irish arm of Siemens Enterprise Communications in a multi-million-euro deal.

Fri, 07 May, 2010

Bord na Móna plan €500m expansion

BORD NA MÓNA is planning to invest €500 million over the next five years to fund its expansion into hydrogen-based fuels, wind energy, waste management and environmental protection.

Tue, 26 Jul, 2005

Brothers jailed for robbery and hijack

Two brothers who used a toy gun to hijack a lorry and then gave the driver €30 from the proceeds of a robbery on a shop have been jailed for a combined total of 11 years.

Mon, 25 Apr, 2005

Bord na Móna to borrow €300m

BORD NA MÓNA plans to borrow up to €300 million over the next five years to fund its expansion into hydrogen-based fuels, waste management and environmental protection.

Tue, 27 Jul, 2004