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Only three owners out of 57 paid in full months after fishing boat decommissioning scheme starts - Vimarsana News

Only three owners out of 57 paid in full months after fishing boat decommissioning scheme starts

There are 42 fishing boat owners who have agreed to scrap their vessels so far, out of the 57 who received offer letters to decommission from the 180-strong Irish fleet

Planning board will not contest challenge to permission for expanded disposal capacity at Limerick refinery - Vimarsana News

Planning board will not contest challenge to permission for expanded disposal capacity at Limerick refinery

An Bord Pleanála has told the High Court it is conceding in a challenge to permission granted for increased disposal capacity at Aughinish Alumina

Limerick transport firm to compensate unfairly dismissed workers - Vimarsana News

Limerick transport firm to compensate unfairly dismissed workers

Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) adjudicator Andrew Heavey ordered individual compensation for each of the 11 people involved, ranging from €21,000 to €2,320.

Limerick criminal Ger Dundon jailed by UK court - Vimarsana News

Limerick criminal Ger Dundon jailed by UK court

Ger Dundon, who has changed his name to Darren McLean by deed poll, was described by the British judge as "a committed career criminal" and a “gangland enforcer”.

Soldiers head for Lebanon under 'no illusions' about dangers after death of Pte Seán Rooney - Vimarsana News

Soldiers head for Lebanon under 'no illusions' about dangers after death of Pte Seán Rooney

Ahead of the troops' departure for Lebanon, Defence Minister Micheál Martin was unable to say when the investigation into Pte Rooney's death would conclude but said 'no stone will be left unturned'