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Pay deal a bad deal for low-paid, says Mary Lou (Free article)
18 September 2008
THE new draft wage agreement agreed by the social partners at Government Buildings in Dublin on Wednesday morning this week has been described by Sinn Féin as "disappointing" and "a bad deal for the low-paid".
Wages and wealth in Ireland today (Free article)
18 September 2008
BONUS SCHEMES, pension top-ups, share options, company cars, expense accounts - these are all salary issues that are not being discussed at the partnership pay talks this week. Yet they are the accepted perks of the job of a significant group of Irish workers: the politicians and executives who are asking the majority of Irish workers to take a…
Obair dheonach (Free article)
18 September 2008
BHÍ mé imo shuí i lár cruinniú Bhord Bainistíochta na scoile an oíche arú nuair a dúirt an Príomhoide go raibh sé ag iarraidh roinnt dátaí a shocrú do chruinnithe idir anois agus deireadh na scoilbhliana.
Olympic medallist subjected to 'degrading' treatment by PSNI (Free article)
18 September 2008
IRISH Olympic medallist Paddy Barnes was forced to endure a body search and abusive language by a member of the PSNI.
Remembering the Past: Executed IRA men reinterred (Free article)
18 September 2008
IN September 1948, it was announced that the Irish Government had agreed to hand over to their relatives the bodies of the six IRA Volunteers executed in Mountjoy and Portlaoise prisons between 1940 and 1944. The decision was made following representations from the National Graves Association (NGA), the organisation responsible for the care of the…
Two charged over loyalist murder of journalist (Free article)
18 September 2008
TWO men have been charged with the murder of journalist Martin O'Hagan in Lurgan, County Armagh seven years ago.
Matt Treacy (Free article)
18 September 2008
SIMILAR to Kilkenny, if Kerry win their third title in a row on Sunday, they will have established themselves as the best team of the last ten years. Unlike the Cats, however, they have competition and the competition, if successful, will be entitled to make the very same claim.
Brit submarine deployed in Shell dispute? (Free article)
18 September 2008
Reacting to widespread speculation that a nuclear-powered British naval submarine was positioned in Irish waters eleven miles off the Mayo coast as the pipe-laying ship Solitaire arrived for work on the Corrib gas pipeline, Sinn Féin Justice and International Affairs spokesperson Aengus Ó Snodaigh TD called on Minister for Defence Willie O'Dea to…
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