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business

Watchdog: No bedding in of GDPR

There will be no “bedding in” provision for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which became law in the EU today, the Data Protection Commission has warned

business

£800,000 salary for 80% full-time position as Barclays chairman

general

Casting more light on burgeoning graphic novels industry

soccer

Players ‘wanted to do it for Reds fans’

soccer

O'Neill hails departing Quinn

news

Call for dog micro-chip ID

Rescued teenager tells of 'crazy' round-world sailing bid

The 16-year-old sailor who spent three days adrift in the Indian Ocean described her ordeal as “crazy” today as she started the long journey home after being rescued.

Sun, 13 Jun, 2010

ICSFA strongly objects to electronic sheep-tagging being introduced

THE Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association (ICSFA) has strongly objected to the introduction of electronic sheep-tagging.

Fri, 01 May, 2009

Compulsory electronic sheep tagging ‘burden on farmers’

COMPULSORY electronic tagging of sheep would have severe detrimental consequences for the sector, the Irish Farmers Association warned yesterday.

Tue, 31 Mar, 2009

Magic Cat team target Ayr raid

Magic Cat is set for a step up in class after running out a convincing winner of the Sapper Conditions Stakes for the in-form Karl Burke and Andrew Elliott at Ripon.

Wed, 27 Aug, 2008

Lamb giveaway to highlight prices

SHEEP farmers will give away lamb in Dublin centre today to raise awareness of the low prices they are being paid.

Wed, 23 May, 2007

Test holes are ‘death traps’ says Sunderland

soakage percolation test holes, required on all residential building sites, are death traps, says Mervyn Sunderland, Irish Cattle and Sheepfarmers Association sheep committee vice chairman.

Thu, 10 Jun, 2004

CBI install Cadbury boss as president

Cadbury Schweppes chairman John Sunderland became the new president of the CBI today and pledged to try to restore the reputation of business in the UK.

Tue, 25 May, 2004

Ahern must push Blair for ‘full public investigation’

THE organisation of victims and relatives seeking justice for the Dublin and Monaghan Bombings of May 17, 1974, Justice for the Forgotten, has won a twin-track response to the Oireachtas sub-committee’s recommendations.

Thu, 01 Apr, 2004