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The TUI has also said that no element of the Haddington Road Agreement is to be implemented in schools yet.
Saturday will mark the 100th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, one of the key events of the Lockout.
The former US president decided to get the chop after seeing members of his security detail shave their heads.
The German chancellor was asked about the controversial recordings of former Anglo Irish Bank executives in Brussels last night.
Siptu is to ballot its members for industrial action this Thursday.
Boston native, Larry Donnelly reflects on the the horrific events that happened at the Boston Marathon this week, saying he’s been heartened by the expressions of solidarity from countless Irish people who have such a special affinity with the most Irish city in the US.
Informal tributes have mushroomed across the USA’s largest city, which has its own experiences of mass terror.
And the quartet may all break the news on the same day, says Brendon Ayanbadejo.
The event was organised by the national suicide prevention charity Console, and took place in Maynooth.
There has been a 30 per cent increase in Neighbourhood Watch schemes around the country in recent years.
Manchester United travel to Ewood Park on Monday and Fergie reckons some of the supporters got it wrong about the Blackburn boss.
The vigils are being held as part of an Amnesty International Global Day of Action, in solidarity with the victims of the conflict in Syria. A minute’s silence will also be observed.
The renowned scholar and political activist has shown his support for the workers in their fifth week of a sit-in at their former employers in Cork.
The Islamist group has banned Concern, UNICEF, the World Health Organization and UNHCR – amongst others – from operating in the country, where 250,000 people face the immediate risk of starvation.
MEP Nessa Childers says she is disappointed that Eamon Gilmore did not personally get in touch over claims she was bullied.