- Bank urged to explain job loss plan
- Government refuses to raise tax
- Show defaming priest 'inexplicable'
- Jobs boost at medical devices firm
- Team to mark Loughinisland massacre
- Tax case consultants cost 11m euro
- Play cards right on EU, says Ganley
- Minister in EU treaty poll blunder
- Hospital patients 'put at risk'
- New jobs created in IBM expansion
Local
Coonan Says Yes Vote ‘Good For Exports’
FINE Gael’s Deputy Noel Coonan has called on agri-businesses and all those involved in our food and drink industry to back the Stability Treaty. Deputy Coonan added that a Yes vote would have a positive impact on exports, trade and CAP negotiations.
Full Steam Ahead On Nenagh Rail Line
OVER 200 people travelled to Nenagh last Sunday as part of a special Railway Preservation Society of Ireland round-Ireland trip. The sight of the steam train and carriages pulling into Nenagh station caught the imagination of local people who turned out to welcome the group to the town for a brief stop before they headed for Cloughjordan and Roscrea.
Jimmy Doyle Road Needs Time to ‘Bed-in”
Members of Thurles Town Council have been encouraged to allow for a “bedding-in period” following the opening of the new Jimmy Doyle Thurles Link Road before attempting to make any rash decisions on traffic management in the Cathedral Town.
National
Bank urged to explain job loss plan
Finance union leaders have called on Ulster Bank executives to publish the fine print on its plans for 950 redundancies after they agreed a new package of severance terms.
Government refuses to raise tax
The Government has shown first signs of defiance against the European agenda by refusing to bow to pressure to hike corporation tax.
Show defaming priest 'inexplicable'
The chairman of RTE has said he still finds it inexplicable that the hugely-damaging Mission to Prey programme in which Father Kevin Reynolds was defamed was allowed to air.
Jobs boost at medical devices firm
A leading medical devices firm is to create 200 jobs at its Irish-based centre of excellence.
Team to mark Loughinisland massacre
The families of six men shot dead in a sectarian massacre have praised football chiefs after they agreed to let the Republic of Ireland team mark the atrocity at Euro 2012.
Business
Bryan Criticises SFA
IFA President John Bryan has strongly criticised the Small Firms Association for its suggestion to impose commercial rates on the farming sector, which supports 300,000 jobs and thousands of small businesses around the country.
Farmers - Breaks Important For Healthy Minds, Relationships and Business
If you tend to keep thinking about the cows while you are on holidays or you tend not to take holidays at all then it is time for a change.
Glanbia Performance In Line With Expectations
Glanbia plc, the international nutritional solutions and cheese group, has issued an Interim Management Statement (IMS) in accordance with the reporting requirements of the EU Transparency Directive and in conjunction with the Group’s Annual General Meeting. The IMS covers the three month period to 31 March 2012.
Co-Ops Must Minimise Impact On Profitability
IFA National Dairy Committee Chairman Kevin Kiersey said it was crucial that co-ops adjusting milk prices would seek to minimise the impact on peak month profitability, as failing to do so will dent farmer confidence and seriously affect their ability to plan the future of their business.
Letters
Special Olympics Ireland Says Thanks
Special Olympics Ireland’s annual collection day, sponsored by eircom, took place on Friday 27th April. 4,000 volunteers took to the streets of villages, towns and cities all over Ireland on the day to collect. Tipperary was no exception with volunteers taking to the streets of Clonmel, Thurles, Cashel, Nenagh, Carrick-on-Suir, Tipperary Town and Roscrea.
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