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Trolleys on wards is completely contrary to best practice, says head of Nurses and Midwives organisation
Latest trolley numbers indicate increasing demand while University Hospital Limerick suspends non-urgent surgeries
Factory-installed limits on access to protected zones, custodial sentences and legal changes to permit hijacking of drones among vital measures called for to curb aerial threat to safety, privacy and flights
Critical element of fire safety in buildings is that staff conduct regular exercises, says former Dublin Fire Brigade officer
The telecoms magnate is expected to lose control of Digicel, his Caribbean telecoms group
Major new initiative to involve international longitudinal study and effort to create entirely domestic service
Ex-IRA member Des Mackin has had personal business interests stretching from rental properties and pubs to an amusement arcade
Tidy Towns groups praised as ‘most active’ anti-far right organisation because of their welcoming attitude towards asylum seekers
Martin Lanigan threatened legal action last year following the publication of biography of Sinn Fein leader
The sector is dealing with a double whammy of an economic downturn and changes in working patterns
These partnership had been marketed to investors in Russia and former Soviet republics as having the benefits of offshore companies
Council meeting told residents are losing faith in its determination to enforce planning conditions
All parts of country showing significant year-on-year increases in open market rents
University will open as planned on Monday with classes to operate in line with existing schedules
Department of Foreign Affairs aware of the case and ready to provide consular assistance