Six One News
5 October 2007

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Barry Cummins reports that a long-awaited report on new contracts for hospital consultants has recommended a 37-hour working week

Eileen Magnier, North-West Correspondent, reports that 20 graduating nurses in Sligo have just been laid off by the Regional Hospital

Prof Brendan Drumm, HSE, says the report is a take-it or leave-it proposal for consultants

Edel McAllister reports that three armed men held-up a cash-in-transit van at a Ballymun petrol station

David Murphy, Business Correspondent, reports that the Central Bank now expects economic growth to be just above 3%

Orla O'Donnell, Legal Affairs Correspondent, reports that Det Sgt Robert McNulty has been charged with passing details of a report to a newspaper journalist

Paschal Sheehy, Southern editor, reports that Louise O'Keefe is objecting to the Dept paying her abuser, Leo Hickey's, pension 

Conor Mark Kavanagh reports that new restrictions will mean tobacco products cannot be advertised at their point of sale

Paul Maguire reports that a leading campaigner says homeless people in Dublin may be safer sleeping on the streets than in some emergency accommodation

Laura Fletcher reports that a woman presented herself at Store St Garda Station but is unaware of her own identity

Ingrid Miley, Industry & Employment Correspondent, reports that business leaders have reacted angrily to the announcement that by the airline

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Deirdre McCarthy reports that the Minister for Energy, Eamon Ryan, has urged the sector to embrace changes in energy policy

John Kilraine, Dublin Correspondent, reports that Bertie Ahern's counsel at the Mahon Tribunal asked Tom Gilmartin if he has ever received psychiatric treatment

Flor MacCarthy reports that two 10-month-old girls are to be swapped after if emerged they were mixed up as babies at a hospital

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