Place: Baldonnel Aerodrome

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Reasons to be fearful for the football championship

Last Friday’s Leinster Championships launch attempted to offer something for everybody.

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Search for Rescue 116: British experts to probe black box

comment-analysis

Simon Coveney: Naval fleet to be expanded if Fine Gael re-elected

comment-analysis

Arrogance and complacency may be Kenny’s biggest threat

Phalaropes spread their wings

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Call for probe into organ transport system

Probe after girl misses transplant

An inquiry has been ordered after a teenage girl missed out on a vital liver transplant in London because no aircraft could be sourced.

Mon, 04 Jul, 2011

Look up ... it’s been 75 years

Aer Lingus is celebrating 75 years in the air next Friday. Pól Ó Conghaile looks at the special role the iconic airline has played in the history of the state

Sat, 21 May, 2011

Monarch chose to wear green to compliment host country

QUEEN ELIZABETH II wore green as she arrived in Dublin for the start of an historic four-day visit amid the tightest security ever mounted in the Republic.

Wed, 18 May, 2011

Queen completes first round of engagements in Dublin

The Queen bowed her head and laid a wreath at Dublin's Garden of Remembrance today in a hugely symbolic and historic act of reconciliation between Britain and the Republic of Ireland.

Tue, 17 May, 2011

Security clampdown ahead of Queen's visit

Security forces were on high alert tonight as the Queen prepared for her historic four-day trip to Ireland.

Mon, 16 May, 2011

Baldonnel 'pockmark' vandals may have scaled perimeter fence

One of the runways at the Defences Forces’ aerodrome has been shut after it was vandalised overnight.

Sun, 03 Apr, 2011

Investigation launched over 'pockmarked' Baldonnel Aerodrome

An investigation is underway following overnight damage to a runway at Baldonnel Aerodrome.

Sun, 03 Apr, 2011

Seven Irish citizens arrive home from Libya

Seven Irish citizens have arrived safely back on Irish soil after being evacuated from Libya as political unrest there continues.

Sat, 26 Feb, 2011

Arctic weather disrupts travel plans for week

ARCTIC weather conditions gripping the country will disrupt people’s travel plans this week.

Mon, 29 Nov, 2010

Garda helicopter crew targeted by laser thugs

THE crew of a Garda Air Support Unit helicopter was targeted by thugs with a potentially blinding laser after officers were sent to investigate an incident involving a plane which had taken off from Dublin Airport.

Mon, 13 Sep, 2010

Martin hails co-operation to free Sharon Commins

Foreign Affairs Minister Micheal Martin has hailed the co-operation between Government departments that led to the release of kidnapped aid worker Sharon Commins over the weekend.

Tue, 20 Oct, 2009

Sharon’s joyful return

SHARON COMMINS arrived home to an emotional family reunion last night following her 107-day ordeal at the hands of Sudanese kidnappers.

Tue, 20 Oct, 2009

O'Dea views Defence Forces' new helicopters

Defence Minister Willie O’Dea today viewed two Italian-made helicopters, worth €25m, which were delivered to the Defence Forces.

Tue, 28 Nov, 2006

Garda plane footage helps identify Dublin rioters

Video footage shot from a Garda aircraft has helped identify some of the people who ran riot in Dublin city centre last month, it emerged today.

Tue, 21 Mar, 2006

Govt considers using Baldonnel during strike

The Government is considering using Baldonnel aerodrome when SIPTU workers at Dublin airport strike on Thursday.

Sun, 14 Mar, 2004

Body of army Sgt Mooney to arrive home tomorrow

The remains of the Irish army sergeant who was killed in a road accident in Liberia are due to arrive home tomorrow.

Sun, 30 Nov, 2003