Garda chief to meet promoters as security measures under spotlight
By Colm Kelpie, Fionnan Sheahan, Craig Hughes and Tom Brady in the Irish Independent Tuesday July 10 2012 GARDA Commissioner Martin Callinan is to meet the promoters of the Phoenix…
By Colm Kelpie, Fionnan Sheahan, Craig Hughes and Tom Brady in the Irish Independent Tuesday July 10 2012 GARDA Commissioner Martin Callinan is to meet the promoters of the Phoenix…
GARDA Commissioner Martin Callinan is to meet the promoters of the Phoenix Park concert that was marred by violence, amid questions about the level of security.
Emergency medicine specialist Paul Quigley has come out in support of the Maori Party's bill to add a minimum unit price to alcohol legislation. The Government had introduced alcohol reform legislation which would raise the minimum age to legally buy take-away alcohol to 20 but still allow 18-year-
on 06/07/2012 18:28:32 Groups working to curb alcohol abuse have welcomed a ruling by a Donegal judge which sets a minimum price on alcohol in Bundoran, Co Donegal.
From TheJournal.ie THE ANNUAL GARDA report for 2011 has revealed that of more half a million breath tests carried out at checkpoints 0.2 per cent of drivers – 492 in…
PAUL CULLEN in The Irish Times REACTION: HOTELS AND restaurants showed no appetite yesterday for proposals to force them to display the calorie content of the meals they serve. The Restaurants…
By Noel Baker in the Irish Examiner Thursday, July 05, 2012 Restaurants and fast food outlets are being asked to voluntarily advertise the calorie count of their food ”” or…
THE ANNUAL GARDA report for 2011 has revealed that of more half a million breath tests carried out at checkpoints 0.2 per cent of drivers – 492 in total – either tested positive for alcohol or refused to give samples.
Restaurants and fast food outlets are being asked to voluntarily advertise the calorie count of their food — or face legislation forcing them to do so.
REACTION: HOTELS AND restaurants showed no appetite yesterday for proposals to force them to display the calorie content of the meals they serve. The Restaurants Association of Ireland claimed such a move would cost the industry €110 million, or €5,000 per restaurant.