Thursday, March 11 2010

Breaking News

Pompey receive administration boost (15:51)

Portsmouth's hopes of survival were given a major boost when Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs accepted the club's move into administration.

Development goals go 'off track' (15:41)

The Millennium Development Goals are dangerously off track, the International Development Secretary warned as he announced a package of measures to help developing countries.

Plan to create up to 215,000 jobs (15:26)

Business experts tasked with turning the country into an innovation hub have claimed high-tech firms could create up to 215,000 jobs over the next decade.

Call to simplify energy bills (15:06)

Electricity suppliers in Northern Ireland could be forced to simplify their bills if they do not make them easier to understand, an energy watchdog has said.

31 jobs face axe at crystal maker (15:06)

A crystal maker whose glassware adorns mantelpieces the world over is to close, it was announced.

Part of Helmand to be handed to US (14:56)

British forces are to hand over responsibility for part of Helmand province to US forces over the next few weeks.

In Pictures

  • Carnew's Nick Skelton keeps a tight hold of Phillip Healy of AGB during the Division 1 League game in Arklow on Sunday.
  • Shane Byrne with Principal Thomas McGann and pupils from Holy Rosary National School at the launch of the Tag Rugby Match which takes place on Sunday March 7.
  • The St. Mary's team who will play Leixlip in the U-19 'C' All Ireland semi-final.

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