Person: Peter O’Neill

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Fr O'Neill's secure passage to round three of Cork Premier IHC

Fr O’Neill’s survived a titanic battle with Ballincollig in a lively opening round of the Cork Premier IHC at Carrigtwohill tonight.

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Preserving the memory of Cormac McAnallen - a beloved brother of mythical status

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Australia to close refugee detention centre on Manus Island

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21-year-old refugee sets herself on fire at Australian detention camp

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Inniscarra, Ballincollig ICA guilds celebrate 80th anniversary

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When Tipp held an Indian sign over struggling Rebels

Rebels ring changes for replay

The Cork minor football management have rung the changes for tonight’s Electric Ireland Munster MFC first round replay with Kerry in Austin Stack Park in Tralee.

Fri, 26 Apr, 2013

Council presidency ‘a valuable opportunity’

Ireland’s upcoming presidency of the European Council could unlock billions of euro worth of new investment from the US, according to the country’s corporate representative here.

Fri, 23 Nov, 2012

Results in maths add up to joy for business

Business leaders have welcomed the improved maths results being collected by almost 56,000 Leaving Certificate students this morning.

Wed, 15 Aug, 2012

US companies 'looking for 2,500 workers in Ireland'

US companies in Ireland are looking for 2,500 people to fill vacant positions, according to a American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland survey.

Fri, 06 Jul, 2012

McNulty survives board battering

Justin McNulty will continue as Laois manager despite serious reservations raised about his tactics at last night’s county board meeting in Portlaoise.

Tue, 22 May, 2012

Maintaining position in EU ‘vital to encouraging US investment’

Maintaining Ireland’s position at the centre of the EU is vital to encourage and sustain investment by US companies in Ireland, according to the president of the American Chamber of Commerce Ireland, Peter O’Neill.

Fri, 17 Feb, 2012

110 missing after ferry disaster

A day after nearly 250 survivors were rescued when a ferry sank off Papua New Guinea, crews searching for more than 110 missing people have found no further survivors.

Fri, 03 Feb, 2012

Rescuers save 238 after Papua New Guinea ferry capsizes

Rescuers have plucked nearly 240 survivors from the sea off Papua New Guinea’s east coast after a ferry sank with as many as 350 people on board, officials said.

Thu, 02 Feb, 2012

Scores feared dead in Papua New Guinea landslide

Rescuers were pulling bodies from the debris of a landslide that struck mountainous central Papua New Guinea, a disaster official said today, with reports saying as many as 60 people were dead or missing.

Wed, 25 Jan, 2012

'A talented and flexible workforce is our trump card'

THE new president of the American Chamber of Commerce has expressed “realistic optimism” for 2012.

Tue, 10 Jan, 2012

R&D ‘at heart of economy’s future’

THE future for the Irish economy is bright provided we continue to increase our focus on R&D.

Fri, 27 May, 2011

Head of North's Human Rights Commission quits

The chief executive of the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission is to leave his post, it was revealed today.

Wed, 03 Nov, 2010

Clubs out of Laois U-21 championship after brawl

PORTLAOISE and St Joseph’s/Barrowhouse were yesterday thrown out of the Laois U21 championship after the brawl that forced their county semi-final to be abandoned last month.

Thu, 10 Jan, 2008

GAA site in €19m sale

PORTLAOISE GAA club has been given the green light by Croke Park to proceed with the €19 million sale of its grounds next to O’Moore Park.

Thu, 22 Feb, 2007

Laois €19m deal awaits go-ahead from HQ

PORTLAOISE GAA club is confident that Croke Park will approve plans to sell their existing grounds for a massive €19 million within the next month.

Tue, 16 Jan, 2007

Club versus county row unfolding in Laois

THE New Year may be less than two weeks old, but the thorny issue of club versus county is already rearing its head.

Fri, 12 Jan, 2007

Twomey improves with third place finish

Cork sailor John Twomey produced Ireland's best result of the Paralympics so far, as he guided his 23ft keelboat to third in the second of today's Sonar class races at the Agios Kosmas centre.

Sun, 19 Sep, 2004

Let manager pick his own selectors, says Cahalane

FORMER Cork star Niall Cahalane believes the County Board should allow the Rebel’s next senior football manager appoint his own selectors.

Thu, 21 Aug, 2003