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Killarney home seized by CAB from alleged tarmac gangster Patrick Coffey for sale at bargain-basement price - Vimarsana News

Killarney home seized by CAB from alleged tarmac gangster Patrick Coffey for sale at bargain-basement price

A palatial Killarney home seized by CAB from alleged tarmac gang member Patrick Coffey is to be sold by public auction with a starting price of just €200,000 later this month.

Woman accused of €270,000 pension fraud after search for 'Ireland's oldest man' - Vimarsana News

Woman accused of €270,000 pension fraud after search for 'Ireland's oldest man'

This is the pensioner charged over the alleged theft of more than €270,000 in benefit payments.

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Gun law raises concerns for shooting sports activities - Vimarsana News

Gun law raises concerns for shooting sports activities

Republican lawmakers are concerned that the Biden administration is interpreting last year’s bipartisan gun safety law to cut funding for school archery and hunting programs, though programs themselves say they haven’t been affected.

GOP worries gun law will affect school hunting programs - Vimarsana News

GOP worries gun law will affect school hunting programs

WASHINGTON — Republican lawmakers are concerned that the Biden administration is interpreting last year’s bipartisan gun safety law to cut funding for school archery and hunting programs, though programs themselves

Gun law raises funding concerns for school hunting programs - Vimarsana News

Gun law raises funding concerns for school hunting programs

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg touted Indiana’s new billions in federal infrastructure dollars — and the thousands of jobs created — during a visit to a union apprenticeship facility in