Six One News
29 April 2010

Ray Kennedy reports that there are calls for the company to be allowed to trade to prevent further job losses

Richard Dowling, North-East Correspondent, reports that job losses at Quinn will have a knock on effect for surrounding businesses

David Murphy, Business Editor, reports that the regulator will allow Quinn to resume motor insurance trade in the UK

Anthony Forde, a Quinn Insurance employee, says that parts of the businesses need to be looked into

Sean Whelan, Economics Correspondent, reports that markets reacted as they were reassured that Europe, the IMF and Greece are very close to a deal

Vivienne Traynor reports that a Dublin man accused of murdering two Polish men has told his trial he was 'off his head' on drink and drugs

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that the HSE is preparing to cut €200m from services, to ensure there is no overrun this year

Ailbhe Conneely reports that the bonds will be available to purchase from An Post offices next Tuesday

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David McCullagh, Political Correspondent, reports that the opposition has claimed that the EU is rethinking the Govt strategy to Anglo Irish Bank

Sandra Hurley reports that asylum-seeking children are being removed from schools in Dublin when they turn 18

Philip Bromwell reports that the British town of Redcar remains raw to what has happened at the steelworks, where 1600 skilled workers are out of a job

Ray Colgan reports that the slick is within 12 miles of the Louisiana coast and the military has been brought in to try to contain it

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that the POA  suggests gangs are fighting for control of the drugs trade while in prison

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Will Goodbody reports that the single lane, 4.3km road took three years to build and will divert an estimated 6,000 lorries a year from the town

Samantha Libreri reports that over 600 secondary students took part on the Youth Entrepreneur of the Year awards, which is organised by Foróige

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Eileen Magnier, North-West Correspondent, reports that a team of archaeologists discovered the ninth century viking necklace during an excavation of Glencurran cave

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