Unite Ireland secretary Susan Fitzgerald said the Good Jobs Bill was ‘far from a revolutionary document’.

The HSA says their latest figures show a “concerning rise in (workplace) fatalities”, particularly among the self-employed and farmers.

The property extends to approximately 206 sq. metres over two storeys and is rated B1 for energy efficiency.

Luke Hyde got into difficulty while swimming near St Mary's Church by Pope's Quay last Wednesday.

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One man aged in his 30s has been arrested in connection with this seizure.

Co Donegal's biggest town was unusually quiet from early morning as Gardai implemented a crowd control strategy which saw roads blocked off and traffic diverted.

Damage was caused to both the internal and external front door areas of the house in the Gweebara Park aera.

A man in his 30s was arrested at the scene, and another man in his 40s was arrested at a different location following additional enquiries.

The World Health Organisation executive director said he is ‘angry with the world’.

The Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland (ICCI) has been closed since an alleged physical altercation at a meeting on April 19th, to which gardaí were called.

The scene of the incident at Wolfe Tone Street is currently preserved for technical examination and inquiries are ongoing.

Police have appealed for information in relation to the crash in Dungiven on Friday.

Melvyn Benn dismissed claims that Electric Picnic is ‘anti-competitive’.

The Irish Times leads with gardaí identifying 1,600 people linked to an international gang specialising in fraud and money laundering in the State.

Kitty Lavin (89) Mullen, Frenchpark, Roscommon, was a pedestrian who died after being struck by a truck in a west Roscommon village.

Tánaiste Simon Harris admitted it is ‘a real challenge’ to know what is being flown through Irish skies.

Tom TuiteThree “ambitious” software engineers have pleaded guilty to stealing more than €3,500 worth of goods during a series of thefts from Ikea in Dublin.

Delivering judgment at the three-judge court on Friday, Mr Justice Michael MacGrath jailed the defendant for nine years, saying the offending involved was “grave” and was “as close as might be” to attempted rape.