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Lean an t-aturnae Brian O'Donnell lena achomharc in aghaidh rialú urghaire trespasála a cheadú do Bhanc na hÉireann.
Baineann an urgaire le teach i gCill Iníon Léinín i gContae Bhleá Cliath sa gCúirt Achomhairc trathnóna.
Cé go raibh an cás le teacht chun críche inniu tá breis cáipéisí á lorg ag an mBreitheamh Finlay Geoghan agus caithfidh Banc na hÉireann iad a thabhairt chun cúirte an tseachtain seo chughainn agus iad a chur ar fáil do Bhrian O'Donnell leis.
Dúirt an Breitheamh go mbeadh súil breith a thabhairt sa gcás roimh dheireadh na seachtaine seo chugainn.
Setanta secure SPL deal
By Emma Beatty
Irish satellite broadcaster Setanta Sports has now secured a new four-year television rights package with the Scottish Premier League. The deal, valued at £125m, will take Setanta’s agreement with the SPL to 2014. It more than doubles the station’s previous deal with the Scottish top flight, which comes to an end in 2010. SPL executive chairman Lex Gold said: ”£125m marks the biggest-ever TV deal in Scottish football history. This will allow clubs to re-invest to make the Scottish game even stronger. “Ten years ago, we spoke about delivering a brighter future for Scottish football. Today, as we look ahead to our next 10 years, we can do so with confidence. ”No commercial deal comes close to matching what has been achieved today by the SPL and Setanta Sports for our game. “We have moved forward with Setanta Sports over the past four years. We look forward to working with them to continue building and developing our league.”
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