A missionary priest and the Irish League of Credit Unions were among those presented with the 2007 Lord Mayor’s Awards in the capital tonight.

A DUBLIN hospital considered removing fixtures and fittings from wards in order to make more space for beds, according to the Irish Nurses Organisation (INO).

A chronic depressive who drank alcohol as well taking medication has been jailed for 18 months by Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne for dangerous driving causing the death of a Galway woman.

A man facing sentence for dangerous driving causing the death of a Galway woman has had his bail revoked and been put into custody on suspicion that he was going to flee the country.

A MAJOR research trial has discovered that a widely-used head injury treatment does not improve survival rates and could do more harm than good.

Tullow Oil plc has recorded record turnover of £132.4m (€196.8m) for the year ended December 31, 2003.

A consultant at Ireland's largest acute care hospital, St James’ in Dublin, has accused management of trying to cover up its chronic overcrowding problems.

Irish oil and gas group Tullow Oil posted a 31% leap in pre-tax profits today as recent investment in new production pumped through.

Ireland’s healthcare system faces chaos after accident and emergency nurses said they would start strike action tomorrow.