Castlerea (Ireland)

Type: City

Name: Castlerea (Ireland)

Country: Ireland

Latitude: 53.77

Longitude: -8.51

population: 1,770

First reported Jun 02 2013 - Updated Jun 02 2013 - 1 reports

Goretti Brady

She has worked for the company for 13 years and her appointment comes at a critical time as the company undergoes a rebrand, changing from DocMorris to Lloyds Pharmacy for all of the firm's pharmacies throughout the country.Goretti is a native of Castlerea, ... [Published Irish Independent - Jun 02 2013]

Entities: DocMorris, Ireland, Castlerea (Ireland)

First reported Jun 01 2013 - Updated Jun 01 2013 - 1 reports

Fodder crisis: Farmers struggling to survive as crisis deepens on wet lands

As the fodder crisis escalates in areas of heavy soil, truckloads of hay are being sent to farmers in the worst-hit areas of Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Clare and parts of Mayo and Galway. Leitrim, Cavan and Monaghan have been particularly hard hit, with grass ... [Published Irish Independent - Jun 01 2013]

Entities: Crisis, ICMSA, Roscommon (Ireland)

First reported May 21 2013 - Updated May 21 2013 - 1 reports

Fine Gael

State ‘jobs for the boys’ policy benefits us all

* I was thrilled to discover that the Department of Jobs For The Boys has being carrying out its remit in an exemplary manner. The carping that followed the news that the son of one member of the department received his just reward for overtime is simply ... [Published Irish Independent - May 21 2013]

Entities: Abortion, Alan Shatter, Embryonic Stem Cell, Fine Gael, Stem Cell Research

Quotes

"In an attempt to justify himself and give barren verisimilitude to an otherwise bald and unconvincing narrative, Hayes got out a few hundreds handbills summoning a meeting for the Fair Green. He broached a barrel of porter among the ex-soldiers, gathered together a few band instruments, and got a crowd into the Fair Green."

Does the Irish army owe its origin to the 'drunken brain' of a Westmeath Independent editor? [Published Westmeath Independent - Jun 06 2013]

He called for an extension of the fodder import subsidy to cover the transport of imported and local fodder this summer. "The Department of Agriculture has been very, very slow to react to this crisis, even though it flagged last autumn."

Fodder crisis: Farmers struggling to survive as crisis deepens on wet lands [Published Irish Independent - Jun 01 2013]

"We need those number to grow," she says. "As an industry in Ireland, we have moved quite significantly from being very focused on low-value products in the '70s and '80s and moving more towards R&D. And as we have increased the value of the type of product we are developing, we need to engage in clinical aspect of the business. More and more this will become central to business in Ireland."

Clinical investigations in med tech: work in progress [Published Silicon Republic - Sep 17 2012]