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A bus hired to bring young people to a Debs had to be cancelled this year because of the amount of cocaine and drug use on the same bus service last year, a Fine Gael Senator has claimed.

NEWCASTLE West is set to get 50 new full time jobs as food company Sysco continues their expansion in the town.

Sysco has announced it will create 50 full time jobs following the latest phase of a multimillion-euro investment in its Limerick Distribution and support centr...

NEWCASTLE West has received a jobs boost this Tuesday as food supplier Sysco unveiled plans to create 50 new positions. It comes as part of the latest phase of ...

The Irish arm of US food giant Sysco intends to create 50 full-time jobs in its new Limerick distribution and support centre.

Situated in what was then one of the most disadvantaged areas of the country, Drinagh defied the odds and exceeded all expectations.

Audit of existing State office stock sought by housing minister amid deep housing crisis

THE Irish branch of a British international drinks company is to invest €6million in its facility in Newcastle West.

Elms College hosted a visit Monday morning by Patrick O'Donovan, the Irish Minister of State at the Department of Public Expenditure.

MINISTER of State Patrick O’Donovan had his first official departmental function on Saturday after falling ill just before the Dail recess. The minister f...