Six One News
15 October 2007

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Barry Cummins reports that Christian Moran fled the country to the US after he was convicted of rape

Orla O'Donnell, Legal Affairs Correspondent, reports that solicitor Micheal Lynn's assets were frozen by the Law Society

Ingrid Miley, Industry & Employment Correspondent, reports that Aer Lingus pilots will meet this evening to discuss the deal

Jonathan Clynch reports that Susie Long died of cancer after spending seven months on a waiting list

Edel McAllister reports that the HSE wants to reduce the mark-up they pay to chemists for drugs from 18% to 8%

Seamus Feely, General Secretary of the Irish Pharmaceutical Union, says there are problems with the drug refund scheme

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Ciaran Mullooly, Midlands Correspondent, reports that emergency service personnel gave evidence at the inquest

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Margaret Ward, Foreign Editor, reports that Hu Jintao says the next phase of development will address the growing gap between rich and poor

Sean Whelan, Europe Editor, reports that Ireland will attach a declaration to the EU treaty

Putin to go ahead with trip to Iran

UN special envoy to Burma calls for release of prisoners

Clean up under way after floods hit eastern Spain

Jennie O'Sullivan reports that almost 90% of all credit and debit card users in Ireland have chip and pin enabled cards

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Clare: Man dies in Ennis collision

Cork: Two men held in Dunmanway murder inquiry

Dublin: Design competition launched for new Abbey building

Martina Fitzgerald reports that Dublin City Council are going to plant wetlands to filter out pollutants in the water

Conor Mark Kavanagh reports that the first Chinese person to be called to the bar in Ireland graduated today

Anne-Marie Smyth reports that there will be a shortage of pumpkins because of bad weather over the summer months

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