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The prosecution alleges that Lynn ‘deceived’ these banks and building societies over a nine-month period between October 2006 and June 2007.

Jurors told that any prejudices they may have against banks or solicitors should be left ‘outside the room’

A former solicitor has gone on trial accused of the theft of over €27 million from several banks and building societies 17 years ago.

Uisce Éireann must introduce new investment plan to ‘end pollution of our rivers and coastal waters from wastewater’

Halloween Workshop

What the Thoroughbred breed accomplished both on and off the racetrack during October 2023 is nothing short of spectacular.

In a heart-warming gathering, all 12 children from the Fitzgerald family in Arklow came together recently to commemorate the lives of their beloved parents, Sadie and Eddie, by launching a memorial bench in the heart of the seafaring town.

Arklow CBS recently welcomed over 200 prospective students to their open day, where the post-primary proudly displayed their approved plans for a new school, which will significantly increase capacity and provide a suite of new facilities.

Arklow councillor Pat Fitzgerald has revealed that Minster for Education Norma Foley has promised to visit Arklow and Rathdrum to discuss the long-standing school bus issues that have plagued local families again this year.

STORM Babet battered the Wicklow coast last weekend, resulting in another sizeable section of the Murrough being washed out to sea, flooded roads and real fears for the future of the railway line.