A two-year long study of Garda crime investigation practices has come to the shocking conclusion that leaving no stone unturned does not actually solve crimes.
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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Gardai upset that ‘leaving no stone unturned’ doesn’t solve crimes
Over half CBB contestants are probably not biodegradable
Over half the contestants in Celebrity Big Brother are probably not biodegradable, according to a source in one of the country’s top funeral homes.
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Gormley urges use of high salt foods to de-ice roads and paths
Environment Minister John Gormley has encouraged people stranded by the Arctic conditions to throw snack foods in front of them until they reach a safe haven.
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Free sunbed sessions for the unemployed a ‘cynical ploy’
A Fine Gael spokesman this morning condemned the Govenment for “the cynical ploy” of offering free sunbed sessions to the unemployed.
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State papers reveal Easter Rising was a very British plot
According to state papers released by the British Government the Easter Rising of 1916 and the War of Independence were planned by senior figures in the British government.
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New era dawns as banks refer to customers as victims
The Mire has learned that the interim financial watchdog is to reform the language of banking as an initial step in trying to change the behaviour of banks.
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Van Morrison denies affair with Tiger, also denies knowing himself
The Mire is able to reveal that there is still considerable confusion as to whether Tiger Woods and Van Morrison had a baby together over Christmas.
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