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The Minister for Transport, Mr Seamus Brennan, at Connolly Station, Dublin, yesterday, where he announced a €117 million investment package to be spent on 67 new Inter-city rail carriages
Photograph: Haydn West/PA
Open renews its links with tradition and returns home to Portmarnock
The Irish Open is going back to its roots, with confirmation due this afternoon that the golf tournament - one of the oldest on the PGA European Tour - will next year be played at Portmarnock Golf Club in north Co Dublin.
Taoiseach satisfied inquiry by Brennan is proper
The Taoiseach and Tánaiste are satisfied there is no conflict of interest involved in the Minister for Transport, Mr Brennan, carrying out the inquiry into allegations that a cabinet member received €5,000 worth of drink and cigars from Aer Rianta in the early 1990s, writes Miriam DonohoeDevolved policing pledged if IRA ceases operations
Policing and criminal justice powers would devolve speedily to Northern Ireland if the IRA ceased to operate as an active paramilitary force, the Northern Secretary has told The Irish Times . Gerry Moriarty and Dan Keenan report
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Second-level teacher union merger sought
A new push to create one union for 25,000 secondary teachers is under way after the failure of the ASTI pay campaign. pGolf club to oppose major plan for Elm Park development
Elm Park Golf Club in Dublin 4 has vowed to "fight all the way" against a proposed multi-million euro high-density development on one of the area's few remaining greenfield sites, which is adjacent to the golf course. pOwner withdraws school bus service after being sued
A bus which served junior infants at a Killarney school was withdrawn yesterday. Its owner was sued successfully for an injury to a child incurred during horseplay on the bus. pMurder inquiry after body found
Gardai opened a murder inquiry last night after a post-mortem examination confirmed that a man found dead in woodland on the Dublin-Wicklow border was shot in the head. The victim, who has not been named, was aged 39 and was from Inchicore in Dublin. pBreakthrough in postmasters' dispute signals end to pre-Christmas mail threat
A threat to postal services from next week was lifted last night following a breakthrough in the dispute that had arisen between An Post and the Irish Postmasters' Union. pCullen sees carbon taxes as way to cut emissions
The Government must "bite the bullet" on carbon taxes to avoid hundreds of millions of euro in fines for breaching the Kyoto Protocol on Climate Change, according to the Minister for the Environment, Mr Cullen. pLure of chips and crisps may spell danger
The presence of a possible cancer-causing chemical in crisps and chips is closely associated with the very process which makes such foods attractive to us, scientists have found. pPrisoners protest over new visiting procedures
Officials in Mountjoy Prison are investigating a protest yesterday morning in which up to 100 prisoners threw the contents of their toilet buckets over a landing. pClimate is getting warmer and wetter
Ireland is getting warmer and wetter, with swallows arriving earlier and frosts later, in trends that mirror global climate change, according to a scientific study published yesterday by the Environmental Protection Agency. pArmy commander gave 'inaccurate' information to Widgery inquiry
The man who commanded the British army on Bloody Sunday said yesterday he unknowingly gave "inaccurate" information to the original inquiry into the shootings. p
World
Force is a last resort, says Cowen
US/IRAQ: The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Cowen, made it clear yesterday that the UN Security Council would have no other option but to endorse an American-led military assault on Iraq if the council found that Baghdad was in material breach of the UN resolution on disarmament, writes Conor O'Clery, North America Editor, in New York pAustrians get down to talks
AUSTRIA: The Austrian chancellor, Mr Wolfgang Schüssel, began preliminary talks yesterday to form a new coalition government after the landslide victory of his conservative People's Party (ÖVP) in Sunday's general election, writes Derek Scally , in Berlin p
Finance
Carroll attempting to purchase all of Dunloe
The property developer Mr Liam Carroll is attempting to buy all of Dunloe Ewart. The purchase could cost him €136 million. pSkillSoft is to face legal action over SmartForce revenue
Skillsoft will face at least three legal suits for damages following its recent disclosure that SmartForce - the Dublin-based firm which it has acquired - improperly booked revenues over three years. pFirst-time buyers opting for 'mortgages before marriage'
First-time buyers are now opting for a "mortgage before marriage", figures released by Bank of Ireland have indicated. p
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