TWO brothels which featured heavily in a high-profile court case are to be sold – but for a knock-down price.

A CORK woman has been fund guilty of seven charges relating to the managing of brothels in the city.

Significant developments occurred today in a case where a jury of 12 men was sworn in for the trial of a man and two women accused of organising prostitution and keeping brothels in Cork.

WATERFALL has some of most expensive real estate in Cork city — and the most cutting edge.

Three hundred jobs are to go at Bombardier Aerospace as a result of a downturn in orders, it was announced today.

At least 400 new jobs will be created when Asda opens a flagship store in Antrim, it was revealed today.

David Blunkett tonight condemned republican protesters in west Belfast whose demand for the release of a jailed IRA killer prevented him making a visit as part of an EU ministers conference.

British Works and Pensions Secretary David Blunkett today pulled out of a visit to a job centre in west Belfast as republicans staged a protest demanding the release from jail of IRA bomber Sean Kelly.

Republicans demanding the release from jail of IRA bomber Sean Kelly staged a protest at a jobs centre in west Belfast today ahead of a visit by British Works and Pensions Secretary David Blunkett David Blunkett and European employment ministers.

One of Northern Ireland’s leading engineering companies is creating 170 permanent jobs thanks to an increase in export orders, it announced today.

BELFAST-BASED digital camera manufacturer Andor Technology raised stg£4.5 million (€6.5 million) yesterday after floating on London’s Alternative Investment Market (AIM).

“I can’t wait to dance on his grave with a bottle of champagne. I will be doing it to the murdering scum.”

Belfast company Andor Technology is investing over £6m (€8.7m) in new premises, equipment and processes to expand its operations at Springvale in West Belfast to enable it to exploit its lead in the electro-optical technology market, it has been announced.

The jobs of more than 60 employees of telecommunications company Fujitsu in west Belfast were saved today when the firm signed an innovative deal to transfer ownership of the plant to a US medical device manufacturer.

An insurance company is to employ another 100 staff at its call centre in west Belfast, it announced today.