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Gordon Deegan

Gordon Deegan

Gordon Deegan is a freelance journalist based in Co Clare. He has been contributing news stories from the Midwest to The Irish Times for a number of years. He also contributes stories on business and health topics.

HSE spend on agency nurses continued to rise in 2012

Annual accounts for the Dail bar released by the Houses of the Oireachtas Service show profits increased 5 per cent in the 12 months to the end of December last.
Cheap pints and tales of political intrigue recipe for success at Dail bar

Profits increase at Oireachtas bar and restaurant

Yvonne and Ronan Keating. Returns for 2012 show she still has a half share in their entertainment business. Photograph: Frank Miller
Keating Entourage firm records profits

Inside a courtroom at the Criminal Courts of Justice, Parkgate Street, Dublin.
Law Society to deploy 'undercover agents' at court venues

Move intended to expose unscrupulous solicitors

The firm that operated Galway’s Central Park entertainment venue recorded a pre- tax loss of €457,962 before deciding to shut down the club. Image: Google Maps
Galway nightclub closes after sliding into the red

The naming of the Loop Head peninsula as the “Best Place to Holiday in Ireland” will provide “a massive boost” to the area
Irish Times competition win a ‘massive boost’ for Loop Head

Clare peninsula has been named as the “Best Place to Holiday in Ireland”

IMB issues warning over tanning injections at salons or bought on internet

Parent fined €750 for assaulting school principal

Judge says ‘a septic atmosphere’ exists in rural west Clare community

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