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Phoenix to sell gas supply business
1 week ago

Phoenix Energy has agreed to sell its gas supply business to rival power firm Airtricity.Its work involves the buying of gas and billing customers for its use.The growth in the supply network prompted SSE plc (Airtricity), one of the largest energy suppl
Phoenix deal boosts Airtricity presence in Northern Ireland
1 week ago

AIRTRICITY will become Northern Ireland's second largest energy provider after its parent company paid £19.1m (€24m) to buy Phoenix Supply, one of the region's biggest gas suppliers.Scottish and Southern Electricity (SSE), which owns Airtricity, said it
Dissidents believed to be behind Phoenix Park bomb
3 weeks ago

DISSIDENT republican group, the self-styled Oglaigh na hEireann, is believed to be responsible for the milk-churn bomb found on an island in the Phoenix Park.Anti-terrorist officers believe the bomb was hidden there in a panic as gardai carried out a maj
Ledwith helps UCD prevail
1 day ago

Late goals from Danny Ledwith and Graham Rusk eased UCD into the third round as Leinster Senior League side Phoenix were outplayed at the UCD Bowl.Paul O'Conor opened the scoring for UCD with a good finish on 27 minutes, but Phoenix levelled after 33 min
Phoenix park site with planning permission proposed for new National Children’s Hospital
1 week ago

AN EIGHT acre site at the Phoenix park racecourse in Dublin has been proposed as a location for the new National Children’s Hospital.Dublin-based property development company Flynn and O’Flaherty said that they could build the planned hospital on the sit
London burns bright for avant-garde indie stars
1 week ago

album of the weekthe temper trapThe Temper Trap(Infectious)HHHHIOne might have imagined that the riots that gripped urban Britain for a crazy few nights last August would provide plenty of inspiration for any number of musicians, but it has taken a band
Red Cross chief denies board members stepped down over PAC report
15 hours ago

The Secretary General of the Irish Red Cross, Donal Forde, has contacted us about our story last week in which we reported that six members of the board of the Irish Red Cross Society are stepping down, following a report by the Public Accounts Committee
Hit the beaches while you can
1 day ago

THE mercury shot up to 27C yesterday, beating last year's summer high of 25.6C.Tens of thousands are set to head for beaches and beer gardens as the sunshine and blue skies are expected to last most of the weekend.Parts of Ireland were hotter than Barcel