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Irish Book Week; Dubray at 50; Great Reads Awards; Murder One; Dublin Festival of History - Vimarsana News

Irish Book Week; Dubray at 50; Great Reads Awards; Murder One; Dublin Festival of History

Books newsletter: a preview of tomorrow’s pages and a wrap of the latest literary news

Furious boyfriend of woman 'raped by VIP Cobden Club founder and his head chef after being plied with vodka' threatened to shoot dead one of her 'attackers' after telling him she'd been assaulted, court told - Vimarsana News

Furious boyfriend of woman 'raped by VIP Cobden Club founder and his head chef after being plied with vodka' threatened to shoot dead one of her 'attackers' after telling him she'd been assaulted, court told

Billy Brannigan, 61, (pictured) who ran the Cobden Club, allegedly assaulted the woman with then-head chef Chris Agathocleous, 55, after she was plied with alcohol and passed out in a hotel.

Majestic launches biggest-ever festive recruitment drive as it ramps up growth plans - Vimarsana News

Majestic launches biggest-ever festive recruitment drive as it ramps up growth plans

Majestic, the UK’s largest specialist wine retailer, is hiring 200 colleagues to work in its nationwide portfolio of stores as part of its biggest ever

Majestic launches largest its Christmas recruitment drive - Vimarsana News

Majestic launches largest its Christmas recruitment drive

UK specialist retailer Majestic is launching one of its largest recruitment drives in the run-up to Christmas, with 200 roles available - 50 of which are for permanent roles within the company. 

Doctors demand that NHS stops hiring lower-ranking medics - Vimarsana News

Doctors demand that NHS stops hiring lower-ranking medics

Associates do not go to medical school, and instead do two years of post-graduate training on top of a degree. But the Government wants to increase their role in the NHS.