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Man denies threatening bouncers over barrier obstruction
An ex-business man who quarrelled with bouncers at a city centre nightclub over the perceived dangers and permission to erect barriers on a public footpath denied shouting threats and pointing his fingers aggressively, saying he was simply remonstrating.
Fracas blocked ambulance on its way to hospital
Three people who were involved in a fracas where 20 to 30 people gathered in the middle of a road in Castlebar as a fight progressed, which led to an ambulance being stopped in its journey, had their cases heard at this week’s sitting of Castlebar District Court.
GAAW to screen new John Pilger film tonight
The Galway Alliance Against War will screen John Pilger’s new film, The War You Don’t See, in Monroe’s, Dominick Street, this evening at 8pm.
Missing Blathnaid’s sister says her movements were ‘out of character’
A fresh appeal was made last night for information relating to the whereabouts of missing Glenamaddy woman Blathnaid Timothy.
Voluntary organisations in Mayo experiencing problems with security vetting
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny has received information relating to the recent Prime Time programme highlighting the standards of some organisations within the home care sector. One of the main problems highlighted in the programme was the absence of Garda vetting for people dealing with the elderly. However, the Mayo-based TD is aware that some voluntary organisations in Mayo are waiting more than two years to avail of access to vetting procedures.
I DoorSpEYE with my little eye - DTV allays local woman’s fears
A robbery victim has found peace of mind using a security system from DTV Audio-Visual Ltd (formerly Dalton TV Systems): The DoorSpEYE.
CCTV of man littering in Ballina car park fails to bring conviction
A litter charge brought against a Ballina man was dismissed this week after CCTV footage only identified the registered owner of a car seen in the vicinity, but the actual identification of the litterer was not proven beyond reasonable doubt.
Service industry nights at Karma
Do you work all weekend? Do you work shifts and finish really early or late? Hate Saturday nights from behind the bar? Then make sure you are registered with Karma, Athlone!
Shakers and Bouncers return for a charity performance
Presented by the Rail Theatre Co, Shakers and Bouncers return to Mullingar Arts Centre this weekend. The plays will be performed tonight, Friday November 12 and Saturday November 13 at 8pm with proceeds from the Friday night performance going to Irish Friends of Pakistan.
Twelve week delay in vetting process too long – O’Mahony
Mayo Fine Gael TD John O’Mahony has been informed by the Minister for Justice and Law Reform, Dermot Ahern, that an additional 10 people have been recruited to the Garda Central Vetting Unit on a temporary basis to deal with the high volume of applications from people seeking vetting clearance that allows them take up employment.
