Kenny open to talks on deal with Fianna Fail
Enda Kenny has told members of his parliamentary party that he is open to the idea of holding a special...
View ArticleDonegal and Kerry to contest fines after brawl
Donegal and Kerry are set to appeal the €7,500 fines imposed on each county by the GAA following the violent...
View ArticleHusband settles over maternity death
A case taken by Savita Halappanavar’s husband for damages against the Health Service Executive is reported to have been settled out...
View ArticleDublin dawn raids on suspected drugs cartel
Expensive cars, cash, jewellery and other suspected proceeds of crime worth more than half a million euros were seized yesterday...
View ArticleJill Meagher killer seeks reduced jail time
The Australian man who raped and murdered the Irish journalist Jill Meagher has submitted an appeal against two subsequent rape...
View ArticleOman rip up Ireland’s World T20 script
Against the backdrop of the Himalayas, Ireland have been left staring at their own sporting Everest, after they suffered a...
View ArticleCampus heads split over funding scheme
An economist and the head of one of Ireland’s largest universities have backed an income-contingent loan scheme as the best...
View ArticleTalkTalk suspect ends Google damages claim
A Co Antrim schoolboy arrested over the cyberattack on TalkTalk has ended his claim for damages against Google. Lawyers for the...
View ArticleEscort website pays for sex ban challenge
A legal bid to overturn the ban on paying for sex in Northern Ireland is being partly funded by an escort...
View ArticleFive contenders fight for coveted Dail job
Five TDs will compete for the position of ceann comhairle in a secret ballot to take place today when the...
View ArticleSurvival bid by Westmeath’s history boys
They made history last June. And Westmeath’s footballers are on the verge of doing so again. This time, though, the...
View ArticleMortgages mar Permanent TSB comeback
Shares in Permanent TSB fell sharply yesterday, despite its chief executive describing 2015 as a breakthrough year in which the...
View ArticleBrexit is huge risk for Ireland, says Tory MP
A British exit from the European Union could pose “enormous problems” for Ireland, Kenneth Clarke, the Conservative MP, told a conference...
View ArticleMcDermott’s return a boost for McShane
Do you remember the romantic Reading story, which unfolded at the same time as Sunderland AFC was being painted green,...
View ArticleIrish Life expands with Aviva acquisition
The Irish health insurance market is set for a shake-up after Irish Life agreed a deal to acquire both Aviva’s...
View ArticleRevenues up at engineering group Mincon
Mincon is planning to expand internationally through acquisitions this year despite seeing its profits hit by challenging market conditions. Operating...
View ArticlePensioner stole more than €100,000 in benefits
A pensioner who stole more than €100,000 by using her sister’s social welfare card to collect her benefits for 12 years...
View ArticlePolitical Sketch: A terrible duty is born for Sinn Fein
Back before the stand-off, when the candidates were just standing, a Labour minister was considering his future. Hindsight offers very...
View ArticleIrish Guards will march to GAA’s’ tune
The idea of the British Army forming a Gaelic football team seems as preposterous as London marching all the way...
View ArticleTrump’s rock barrier is a ‘gift’ to residents
A plan by Donald Trump to build a 200,000-tonne barrier to protect his golf resort at Doonbeg from erosion has been...
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