One hundred years ago, employers in Dublin engaged in a lockout of 20,000 workers.

A job centre which has been run by volunteers for almost five months has been forced to shut down due to lack of funds.

I AM sure there was no intention to mislead in the article in a recent edition of the Irish Examiner: “Religious orders must keep their moral and financial commitments”.

FORMER employees left without any income since the Brannigan’s restaurant chain went into liquidation last month will receive state benefits so long as they can prove they worked at the business.

THE British government is to be congratulated for its courageous act of implementing a pilot of Sarah’s Law. This proves to the victims of paedophiles and sex offenders in Britain that there is nowhere for this evil to hide anymore.