Person: James Griffin

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p> James Griffin is back living with his dad in McDonagh Avenue, Limerick. Picture Liam Burke/Press 22.</p>

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Rental wreck: The accommodation crisis in Limerick and Clare

James Griffin saw his move home to live with his father last Christmas as a stop-gap measure, securing a rental property in either Limerick or Clare turned out to be just a pipe dream, writes Ann Murphy

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Fahy and Nagle on target as ruthless Clare power past Tipp

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Impressive Banner see off Premier in cagey affair

world

Woman sues Disneyland after chef's blow torch gives her second degree burns

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Barry Geraghty fit for Aintree action and planning Fairyhouse return on Sunday

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Gardaí renew their appeal for witnesses to murder at rave

Family relieved as home found guilty

THE FAMILY of a dementia patient who died after swallowing a glove in a nursing home said yesterday they were relieved to have “closure” after the home was found guilty of breaching regulations.

Tue, 08 Feb, 2011

Tribunal: Publican refused to evacuate for bomb scare

A Donegal publican who refused to evacuate his nightclub during a bomb scare instead “ranted and raved” to gardaí about how his family had been harassed by the force, a tribunal heard today.

Fri, 27 Jul, 2007

Club manager refused to clear hall after bomb warning

A former nightclub manager today admitted he refused to clear a packed dance hall despite warnings from senior gardai that there could be two bombs on the premises.

Thu, 19 Jul, 2007

Gardaí hunt hit-and-run driver as four die in weekend road accidents

GARDAÍ are hunting for the driver of a car who fled the scene after knocking down and fatally injuring a pedestrian.

Mon, 03 Oct, 2005

Ennis pair win Munster Mixed Foursomes

A GREAT win for the Ennis pairing of John Kearse and Wexford native Anne Kehoe in the Irish Examiner sponsored Munster Mixed Foursomes Cup final at Muskerry on Sunday.

Tue, 17 Aug, 2004

Black day on roads as six die ahead of holiday weekend

THE families of six people, including two children and a grandmother, are preparing to bury their loved ones today following one of the blackest days for road traffic accidents in the history of the State.

Sat, 03 May, 2003

Road accident victims named

The names of the six victims of road accidents yesterday have been released.

Fri, 02 May, 2003

Auction bosses charged re alleged price-fixing

The former bosses of the world’s two largest auctioneers were yesterday formally charged with organising an ‘‘international conspiracy’’ to rig commissions.

Thu, 03 May, 2001