Nine News
27 October 2009

Richard Dowling, North-East Correspondent, reports that the cigarettes seized at Greenore Port are reportedly worth €50m

Michael Conway reports that the company claimed they had only lost €660,000 through fraud

Cathy Halloran, Mid-West Correspondent, reports that post mortem results led gardaí to treat 92-year-old James Mulqueen's death as suspicious

Adrian Lydon reports that the CSO's latest crime figures show increases in kidnappings, robberies, extortions and burglaries

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Susan Byrne reports that only 10% of the Bill has been covered after two days at the Committee Stage

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Tony Connelly, Europe Correspondent, reports that the presiding judge allowed the trial to continue in the former Bosnian Serb leader's absence

Robert Shortt reports the employers' group said the tax is an unnecessary extra burden on business

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Charlie Bird, Washington Correspondent, reports that US President Barack Obama has yet to decide whether to send 40,000 more troops to the Middle East

Brian O'Connell, London Editor, reports that even many Labour MPs oppose the idea of Tony Blair as EU president

Tom MacSweeney, Marine Correspondent, reports that 86% of all Irish fishing catches are exported raw

Sean Whelan, Europe Editor, reports that the industry wants a common standard for the equipment needed to recharge such vehicles