Person: Liddy

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Department of Defence’s Indaver objection ‘against policy’

An aviation expert, hired to address Department of Defence (DoD) concerns about the impact on aviation safety of a proposed incinerator in Co Cork, claims the objections are “not consistent” with the department’s policy of “minimal development of the aviation infrastructure, including safety” at a nearby naval base.

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Gary Brennan: ‘I won’t pretend I’ll fully understand hurling’

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Jan O’Sullivan fights Labour’s toughest campaign

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Ever wondered what makes a great book cover?

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UCC outclass GMIT, but improvement needed

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GMIT secure last eight spot with gutsy victory

AIG CEO to step down

AIG chairman and chief executive Edward Liddy is to step down once the US insurance giant's board of directors finds a replacement, it was announced today.

Fri, 22 May, 2009

AIG pays bonuses despite bailout

American International Group is giving its executives tens of millions of dollars in new bonuses even though it received a taxpayer bailout of more than US$170bn (€131.5bn).

Sun, 15 Mar, 2009

Watergate plotter Howard Hunt dies, aged 88

HOWARD HUNT, who helped organise the Watergate break-in that led to the greatest scandal in American political history and the downfall of Richard Nixon’s presidency, has died.

Thu, 25 Jan, 2007

Watergate break-in figure dies at 88

Howard Hunt, who helped organise the Watergate break-in that led to the greatest scandal in American political history and the downfall of Richard Nixon’s presidency, has died.

Wed, 24 Jan, 2007

Four face charges over attack on loyalist bandsmen

THREE men and a juvenile appeared before Belfast Magistrates Court yesterday charged in connection with the stabbing of two loyalist bandsmen.

Tue, 31 Aug, 2004

Watergate's G Gordon Liddy sued

Watergate conspirator G Gordon Liddy has returned to court to defend himself against a $5.1m (€5.25m) defamation lawsuit.

Tue, 25 Jun, 2002

Jury retires in Watergate defamation trial

The jury has retired in the $5.1m defamation lawsuit against Watergate burglar G Gordon Liddy.

Thu, 01 Feb, 2001