Nine News
12 February 2007

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Mary Calpin reports that the bombings coincided with the first anniversary of an attack on an important Shia shrine

Vivienne Traynor, Industry & Employment Reporter, says that 96% of SIPTU members at Aer Lingus voted for action in the cost-cutting row

David Murphy, Business Correspondent, reports that economists say any significant rise in food prices will feed through to Ireland's inflation figures

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that ten patients at St Margaret's private nursing home must find alternative accommodation

Will Goodbody reports that the 16-year-old victim remains in a serious but stable condition in Beaumont Hospital 

Emma O Kelly, Education & Science Correspondent, reports that INTO urged parents in Leixlip to raise the issue of class size with politicians in the run up to the Election

Tony Connelly, Europe Correspondent, reports that over 12% of applications to join the PSNI have come from the Polish community in Northern Ireland

Paul Cunningham, Environment Correspondent, reports that Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council has set standards compelling developers to erect more energy efficient buildings

Michael Fisher reports that the man was arrested after four men were stabbed in the border village of Caledon, Co Tyrone

David McCullagh, Political Correspondent, reports that Labour leader Pat Rabbitte said his party had never opposed tax improvements for low and middle income earners

Eileen Whelan reports that a doctor declared the five models 'too thin'

Justin Treacy reports that Eddie O'Sullivan will rest the fly-half as a precaution ahead of the England game

With Gerry Murphy