Person: O’Riordain

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news

Labour calls for all school books to be free

Labour have called for all books for school children to be made free and for contributions demanded of parents to be banned.

comment-analysis

Rock star welcome for Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon

Senators lost the run of themselves yesterday with the visit of Scotland’s first minister to the Upper House, writes Juno McEnroe

news

Calls for action after three drug deaths in the last week

Outgoing drugs strategy minister Aodhán Ó’Ríordáin has joined calls for action on the drugs problem after three suspected drug-related deaths in the last week.

Bishops need to restore integrity of Catholic teaching within its schools

soccer

TD wants to punish racist Chelsea fans - with all-white team

news

Burton plays down paternity leave

Family Leave Bill may give fathers two weeks paid paternity leave

Fathers could be in line for two weeks paid paternity leave.

Wed, 21 Jan, 2015

Fathers in line for paid leave

Fathers could be in line for two weeks paid paternity leave, Equality Minister Aodhan O’Riordain has stated.

Wed, 21 Jan, 2015

Let journalists learn from the balanced BAI ruling

When I was growing up, one associated thought crime or Big Brother etc with the Soviet Politburo.

Sat, 10 Jan, 2015

Parish priest barred from centre for asylum seekers by owner over comments

A parish priest yesterday confirmed he has been banned from visiting a centre for asylum seekers.

Mon, 24 Nov, 2014

Direct Provision must end

Make no mistake about it — the system of Direct Provision is a continuation of Ireland’s institutional abuse in the early 21st century.

Sat, 20 Sep, 2014

Magdalene group awaits scheme plans

Survivors of the Magdalene laundries have said they expect to be told details of a compensation scheme alongside an anticipated state apology by the Government.

Mon, 18 Feb, 2013

Legacy of National spacial strategy in spotlight

New research has found as much as 82% of jobs created here by overseas firms in the past six years have been centred around Dublin, Cork and Galway.

Mon, 28 May, 2012

DAA ‘committed’ to seeing Cork back in profit

Cork Airport made a loss of around €14m last year but its parent — the Dublin Airport Authority — has said it is committed to returning the airport to profit.

Sat, 26 May, 2012

Scully still a FG member after loss of party whip

Killian Forde, chief executive of the Integration Centre, has said it was appalling that Fine Gael had not expelled Mr Scully from the party in the wake of the racism row that erupted in November.

Tue, 21 Feb, 2012

Former Naas mayor loses party whip after race row

A former mayor of Naas who was forced to resign amid racism allegations last year has lost the Fine Gael party whip.

Tue, 21 Feb, 2012

Separate funerals for murder-suicide man and daughters

Funeral services for an unemployed Cork man and his two young daughters who he killed before dying in a fireball will take place separately.

Thu, 18 Nov, 2010

Father killed daughters and committed suicide

A father-of-two died in a horrific fireball today after strangling his daughters in the family home.

Tue, 16 Nov, 2010

Tribute to local teacher killed by runaway bus

A COMMUNITY centre in Dublin’s inner city is to be named after a much-loved local teacher who was tragically killed by a runaway bus in May.

Wed, 20 Sep, 2006

Foreign delivery men subjected to racist beatings

TAKE-AWAY delivery men are being called out to false addresses and subjected to racist beatings, it emerged yesterday.

Thu, 05 Jan, 2006

Plea over racist attacks on take-away delivery men

Take-way delivery men are being called out to false addresses and subjected to racist beatings, it emerged tonight.

Wed, 04 Jan, 2006

Plea to end taboos surrounding suicide

The taboo of talking about suicide must be blown away, it was claimed tonight.

Tue, 05 Jul, 2005

O'Riordain parts company with Sligo Rovers

Sligo Rovers have announced that they have parted company with manager Don O’Riordain “by mutual consent”.

Fri, 18 Jun, 2004