Person: Michael McDonnell

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Victim ‘tossed around like a doll’

A Co Cork man who imprisoned and assaulted his ex-partner over a period of up to two hours, making her believe she was going to die, was yesterday sentenced to seven years’ imprisonment, with the last two years suspended.

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Dolan looks set for lengthy 48 weeks ban

Our cultural heritage is under siege by bureaucratic barbarians at the gate

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Dr Crokes scoop Munster Club award

Why muted response to CIÉ attack?

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Value to host town can never be underestimated

Chairman or chief?

Do these labels fit? And which is more suitable to the times we’re in? asks Caroline O’Doherty

Sat, 26 Feb, 2011

Irish workers are unhappy

IRELAND has one of the highest rates of employee disaffection in the world, according to a study of workplace conflict.

Thu, 22 Jan, 2009

Drops in staff numbers expected in HR

Half of the country's senior Human Resource managers have said they expect their workforces to decline this year, according to a survey from the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development, which represents more than 6,000 training professionals in Ireland.

Fri, 02 Jan, 2009

Camp Ciara: An oasis of calm in the midst of war

THE sign reads Chad International Airport, but there is just a handful of airplanes are parked on the sandy, red runway — and certainly no duty-free.

Fri, 20 Jun, 2008

Brother and sister take top award

A BROTHER and sister from Portlaoise, Co Laois, have won the top prizes in this year’s Macra na Feirme dairy stock judging competition, sponsored by the Irish Dairy Board and held at the Irish Holstein Friesian Association (IHFA) Open Day on the farm of Michael McDonnell, Cannontown, Termonfeckin, Co Louth.

Tue, 24 Jul, 2007

Mortimer takes Connacht gong

Mayo sharpshooter Conor Mortimer has received a boost ahead of Sunday's NFL Division One semi-final by being voted the Connacht GAA Writers' Personality of the Month for March.

Fri, 13 Apr, 2007

Male HR managers earn 25% more than women

MALE human resource (HR) managers earn 25% more than their female counterparts, according to a new survey.

Tue, 23 Nov, 2004

Widow of former CIÉ chief sues Oireachtas for legal costs

THE widow of former CIÉ chief executive Michael McDonnell is suing Oireachtas members who investigated multi-million euro cost overruns on a rail signalling system.

Fri, 28 Mar, 2003

Lowry accused of bid to get extra rent for Dunne

MICHAEL LOWRY asked the son of former Taoiseach Garret FitzGerald to intervene on behalf of Ben Dunne in rent negotiations on a building in Dublin’s north inner city, the Moriarty Tribunal heard yesterday.

Sat, 07 Dec, 2002

Mini-CTC inquiry cannot complete its work

The Oireachtas committee established to investigate the massive cost of a CIE rail signalling system has announced that it cannot complete its inquiry because of legal challenges.

Fri, 05 Apr, 2002

Mini-CTC inquiry back on track

The Oireachtas inquiry into the CIE mini-CTC scandal will resume hearings today following a failed legal bid to halt its work.

Tue, 06 Nov, 2001

Supreme Court to decide CIE Inquiry fate today

The Oireachtas committee investigating the multi-million pound cost over runs at CIE will find out later today if its inquiry can continue.

Fri, 26 Oct, 2001

High Court gives rail-signalling inquiry go ahead

The High Court has ordered that the Dail sub-committee investigating cost over-runs on a rail-signalling project can resume its hearings today.

Mon, 15 Oct, 2001

Dail sub-committee await High Court ruling

The High Court will rule this morning whether the Dail Sub Committee investigating the mini CTC Rail signalling project may proceed with its hearing.

Mon, 15 Oct, 2001

Recently retired CIE chief dies

Former group executive of CIE, Michael McDonnell has died.

Mon, 09 Apr, 2001