Six One News
27 March 2009

David Murphy, Business Correspondent, reports speakers demanded the resignation of the bank's chairman

Mike Soden, former-Chief Executive of Bank of Ireland, says he believes those involved in the devaluing of the bank must go

Paschal Sheehy, Southern Editor, report that the financial adviser was found guilty on 10 counts of money laundering

Jennie O'Sullivan reports that the Co Cork discovery of cash linked to the Northern Bank robbery shocked the political establishment on both sides of the border

Michael Fisher reports 41-year-old Colin Duffy faced eights charges, all relating to the shooting of two soldiers in Antrim

Ray Kennedy reports a man walked into a mosque, packed with Friday worshippers, and detonated a bomb

Ingrid Miley, Industry & Employment Correspondent, reports SIPTU's civil aviation branch served strike notice for Thursday 

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Eileen Magnier, North-West Correspondent, reports two teenagers were in court today on charges connected to the injury of the garda

David Davin-Power reports that Labour is riding high in the polls, with Fianna Fáil supporters deserting the party

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports news facilities were promised at St Vincent's Hospital in Dublin for 2010

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Philip Bromwell reports 32 raised bogs were marked as special areas of conservation last year and cutting was banned

Brídóg Ní Bhuachalla reports it is the first State visit to Bulgaria since it joined the European Union

Emma O Kelly, Education & Science Correspondent, reports that people are being asked to switch off all their lights for one hour on Saturday

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