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| Ahern defends controversial new Criminal Justice Bill Belfast Telegraph Justice Minister Dermot Ahern has defended controversial new legislation on gangland crime that he is forcing through the Dail without the... |
| Death toll from Italian train blast rises to 20 Belfast Telegraph The death toll from the massive gas explosion in Italy earlier this week has... |
| Spending freeze holding up creation of 250 jobs Belfast Telegraph �ar�na Gaeltachta says the Government's freeze on spending in state agencies is... |
| Energy firm Airtricity to create 200 new jobs Belfast Telegraph Airtricity has announced plans to create 200 new jobs in its... |
| Fire damages house allocated to Traveller family Belfast Telegraph Extensive fire damage has been caused to a house at the centre of a bitter... |
| Evening transport service extended until end of year Belfast Telegraph The Government has announced that the rural evening transport service,... |
| Escaped 12ft pet python kills toddler in her room Belfast Telegraph A 12ft pet Burmese python broke out of an aquarium and strangled a two-year-old girl in her bedroom, police in Florida have said. Shaunia Hare was already dead when paramedics arrived, said Lt Bobby Caruthers of the Sumter County Sheriff's... |
| Wilco - (Wilco - The Album) (Nonesuch) Belfast Telegraph You've got to hand it to Jeff Tweedy, Wilco's frontman. When this, their seventh album leaked online about two months ago, Tweedy didn't do what most other musicians of his stature would and complain bitterly in the media about how vile the internet... |
| Folk Music 03/07/09 Belfast Telegraph Fresh from whipping up a frenzy at the Open House, Celtic Connections and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals, the ‘Hillbilly Hurricane’ that is rootin’-tootin’ Kansas City four-piece, The Wilders, blasts its way to... |
| Album Reviews 03/07/09 Belfast Telegraph Patrick Kelleher - You Look Cold (Osaka) The 24-year-old Wicklow singer has emerged without fanfare with an album bound to earn a Choice nomination next year. An exquisite collection that flits from genre to genre seamlessly, Kelleher could well be... |
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