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CUH chief demanded employee at centre of racism allegations be 'removed' from hospital during investigation - Vimarsana News

CUH chief demanded employee at centre of racism allegations be 'removed' from hospital during investigation

The CEO told nursing management it was for them to decide if they were to be suspended or redeployed, pending the outcome of an investigation.

Cork city north house prices 2024: landlord exodus leaves few rentals - Vimarsana News

Cork city north house prices 2024: landlord exodus leaves few rentals

CSO median house price: €265,0002024 prediction: up 5%With landlords leaving the rental market in droves, it’s cheaper to buy a house than it is to rent one in Cork city north. “It costs less to buy

Not possible to hear Loughgall inquest before legislation cut-off, judge says - Vimarsana News

Not possible to hear Loughgall inquest before legislation cut-off, judge says

There is not enough time to hear a fresh inquest into the deaths of nine people in Loughgall in 1987 before the cut-off date imposed by the UK Government’s new legacy legislation a senior judge has said.However Mr Justice McAlinden, who is the coro...

Roscommon Herald — Not possible to hear Loughgall inquest before legislation cut-off, judge says - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Not possible to hear Loughgall inquest before legislation cut-off, judge says

Justice McAlinden said the inquest into the deaths of eight IRA men and a civilian will take six months to hear.

Waterford News & Star — Not possible to hear Loughgall inquest before legislation cut-off, judge says - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Not possible to hear Loughgall inquest before legislation cut-off, judge says

Justice McAlinden said the inquest into the deaths of eight IRA men and a civilian will take six months to hear.