Person: William Twomey

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<p>William Twomey, aged 56, from Havelock Place, Warrenpoint, Co Down and Thomas McGuinness, aged 33, of Chestnut Court, Johnstown, Navan, Co Meath are both charged with four non-scheduled offences</p>

court and crime

Businessman 'lured to remote area where he was battered with iron bars'

A businessman was lured to a remote location where he was 'battered' with iron bars and threatened by three men wearing masks who demanded money before he was falsely imprisoned in a car boot, a prosecution barrister has told the Special Criminal ...

Global growth goals: Darren Mulcahy, general manager with Inform Nutrition Ireland; and Dr Fiona O’Meara, new role as specialist pig nutritionist with Inform Nutrition Ireland.

business

Inform Nutrition gears up to drive global sales

Midleton Distillery Production Director Tommy Keane with some bottles of the company's hand-sanitising gel. Photo: Cathal Noonan

news

Midleton distils a lifesaver - Project to supply hand gel to HSE set to hit 1m bottles

rugby

St Clement’s break Glenstal hearts with two late tries

rugby

Ard Scoil Ris and St Clement’s win Limerick derbies

news

Figures reveal HSE spent €540m on GP fees and allowances in 2016

Tholm Keane talks up merits of Iranian market

Tholm Keane believes there’s a market for Irish horses and equine expertise in… Iran.

Fri, 02 Oct, 2015

Camel racing aids firm’s expansion

Cork-owned Mervue Laboratories is investing €2m into new manufacturing facilities and plans to increase its staff count by 25 to 75 people in Watergrasshill in the next three years as part of a huge expansion of its animal nutrition business.

Tue, 16 Jun, 2015

Landlord fined for failure to register rental properties

A Dublin landlord has been fined €11,550 for not registering rental properties.

Tue, 11 Oct, 2011

Leaving Cert students unfazed by first Irish paper

THE Leaving Certificate students of North Monastery Secondary School in Cork were generally unfazed by their first Irish paper yesterday afternoon.

Fri, 10 Jun, 2005