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It’s reported that Pay Pal is planning to make a major jobs announcement. The Sunday Business Post claims that the announcement may be made as soon as next week. The company – a subsidiary of Ebay – already employs 1,500 people at its European headquarters in Blanchardstown in Dublin. Last year, it was rumoured that …
In local soccer, Bray Wanderers will have to do without three of their first team squad tomorrow night (MONDAY NIGHT), when they take on Glentoran in the second leg of their Setanta Sports Cup first round game at The Oval in Belfast. Daire Doyle, Anthony Bolger and Shane O’Connor are all out of action. Glentoran …
The price of fuel at the pumps has increased again and has now reached an all-time record. The latest study from AA Ireland shows that the average cost of a litre of petrol is now 157 cent, up 2.1 cent since last month. While the average price of diesel is up by 1.3 cent per …
At least 16 people have been killed after a suicide bomber detonated a car bomb outside a police academy in the Iraqi capital. Police say the bomber targeted a crowd of police recruits who were leaving their academy compound in eastern Baghdad. At least 26 people were also injured.
Have you ever thought about a career in radio? Well East Coast Academy are now enrolling for an exciting Beginners Broadcasting Course, based in Bray. It’s a 5 week course running on Monday evenings and no previous experience is required. The course is run by experienced radio professionals and is the perfect introduction to a career …
Join the Childline 7 – A – Side Soccer Challenge on Coolock on Sunday the 4th of March – Open to men and Women – to register log on to ISPCC.ie
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Wicklow County Councillors have unanimously agreed to form an all party committee to ensure that investment is sought to upgrade Saint Columchille’s Hospital in Loughlinstown. The move will ensure that A & E services at the hospital are protected from H.S.E. cutbacks and the proposed centralization of services.’
