Sunday 26 May 2013
INDEPENDENT TD Clare Daly will next week use a Dail sitting to reveal details of a conversation between one of the garda whistle-blowers in the penalty points controversy and an official appointed by Justice Minister Alan Shatter
INDUSTRIAL relations “Mr Fix-it” says no chance of deal being revisited.
FF leader risks losing two of his key lieutenants over abortion issue.
Ulster Bank tried unsuccessfully to serve Irish bankruptcy papers.
Rockwell College will become fee-paying from September.
Law on pay cuts will be used against unions that don't sign up to agreement.
UK watchdog penalises two Irish property developers who hid assets.
CONVICTED serial rapist wanted on suspicion of attempted sexual assault checked himself into hospital.
AER Lingus should inject €110m into troubled scheme, says Labour Court.
George Hook to lead commemorations of JFK's historic visit here.
Garda appeared before Dublin District Court.
GARDAI tried to intercept an elderly man driving on wrong side of motorway.
CALL for DPP to explain to victims the reasons why it chooses not to prosecute in certain cases.
IRISH manager dismissed after refusing transfer to iCalifornia HQ.
FOUND guilty of spying by hacking into mobile phone's voicemail messages.
Micheal Martin's support for abortion legislation attacked by pro-life campaigners.
Leads tornado recovery efforts
The unforgivable rise of the she-man
Skin therapies to deal with the side effects of chemotherapy
Simple steps ensure your children are well cared for
They don't make 'em like they used to
44-year-old Jennifer Aniston strips to her undies in new movie
Why do we regard only children as demanding, spoilt and selfish?
Will it be as good as the much-loved original?
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Former Chelsea midfielder, Ruud Gullit, believes Jose Mourinho's possible return to Stamford Bridge would be a good move for the club.
The tearful family of Drummer Lee Rigby, who was killed in a terrorist attack in Woolwich, pay tribute to their "hero".
A Star Wars X-wing Starfighter made from 5.3 million bricks has been put on display in Times Square in New York.
A CHILDHOOD friend of Woolwich murder suspect Michael Adebolajo has claimed that he was approached by MI5 six months ago and asked if he would work for the security service.
A Syrian-born Islamist cleric who taught one of the attackers accused of hacking to death an off-duty British soldier on a London street praised the attack for its "courage" and said Muslims would see it as a strike on a military target.
Family of murdered soldier speak.
EMBATTLED Justice Minister Alan Shatter will be left to sweat over the coming days as the opposition scent blood over his failure to complete a breath test.
MORE than half of 20,000 young people questioned in a major survey said they would not date a person with epilepsy, a European conference on Epilepsy Research in Dublin has been told.
A PIPE bomb which partially exploded on a suburban street in Belfast could have killed people, a police chief has warned.
IT was a surreal end to a thrilling Champions League final, a beautiful game settled by a route one goal with the glory belonging to a player and manager that are set to leave Bayern Munich this summer.
Leinster put past disappointments behind them to scoop an elusive RaboDirect PRO12 title in head coach Joe Schmidt's last game in charge.
Northampton captain Dylan Hartley's British and Irish Lions hopes appear to lie in tatters after was sent off for dissent during Saints' Aviva Premiership final defeat against Leicester at Twickenham.
Providence Resources' oil find at Barryroe, off the coast of Cork, could generate taxes of €4.5bn over the life of the well, according to a new report from PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
MANWIN, one of the world's biggest porn companies, has opened an office in Dublin after setting up a low-tax intellectual property hub here only six months ago to handle its racy online content.
PAUL Coulson's Ardagh is considering the sale of a €400m stake in the tin can and glass bottle firm ahead of a proposed flotation on US stock markets.
Liz McClarnon has admitted her anxiety over an obsessed, threatening fan made her think twice about the Atomic Kitten reunion.
The country singer has donated $1million to the Red Cross to help the victims of the Oklahoma disaster.
Kim Kardashian is expected to reveal the sex of her unborn child on television.
Passengers on board a British Airways flight that was forced to make an emergency landing after an engine caught fire praised the pilot's swift and calm action.
ABOUT 100 Ukrainian gay rights activists held the country's first gay rally today helped by police who arrested 13 people for trying to break up the march.
A DELAY in Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his wife moving into their official residence, the site of past assasinations, has revived talk of ghosts in the corridors, prompting the government to deny any knowledge of hauntings.
TO the best of my recollection, it was Napoleon who said that genius consisted of 99pc perspiration and 1pc inspiration. This is profoundly true of industrial relations. It calls for long hours, intense work, vast experience and a knowledge of how to gain and retain trust.
AS heated as the abortion debate in Ireland has become, there was palpable embarrassment and unease among many Catholics at the raising of potential excommunications and public refusal of communion at Mass for politicians who vote for abortion legislation.
I DON'T like the term wags. I don't know anyone who does. It can objectify wives and girlfriends and stereotype them as some kind of Balenciaga-carrying bunch who've bagged the star man. Some see them as another forum to voyeuristically grade women into Who's Hot. And Who's Hotter.
Leona Lewis refuses to sing.
Will Smith and his son Jaden surprised 90 schoolchildren, when dropped in on their end-of-term celebrations for their Leadership Clubs.
After a raft of films at this year's festival gorging on wealth and splendour such "The Great Gatsby" and Sofia Coppola's "The Bling Ring", "Nebraska" stars Bruce Dern in what director Alexander Payne called a film for the modern "depression era".
Spain's capital is often overlooked in favour of its beachside sister, Barcelona
A poll of airline staff has suggested that single men in their thirties have the best chance of getting a free upgrade on a flight
By Chrissie Russell
If a pregnant woman wants a shorter labour, preparing the father-to-be for the process is key.
Women who are pregnant or planning to have children should ensure they consume the right amount of iodine or risk their child having a low IQ, according to researchers.
Is your baby too good for hand-me-downs?
I heard the interview with Marianne Finucane:• I cannot understand why a mediator should offer himself for interview when the dispute he/she is mediating is far from re...
It costs €225 million to run Dail Eireann and they only work 90 days per year.Most CIE staff work over 300 days per year. Yet, due to the very low I.Q of Irish people w...
Junior ministers talking on condition of anonymity . How do we know this is true ? And what is Wee O Dea writing about this week - I expect he is backing Shatter as he di...
People with coeliac disease have a higher risk of developing the bone disease osteoporosis
John Rocha, known for his signature muted tones, has brought in a vibrant palette for his debut foray in to eyewear
Lulu unveils a collection of glasses created specifically for stylish women aged 50 plus
‘Should’ve gone to Specsavers’, will be a phrase aimed less often at referees, now that the new Hawkeye points detection technology is going live at Croke Park.
Bright crimson, blush pink and indigo blue are the keynotes in one of the biggest fashion stories of this year. Designer John Rocha has launched his first ever eyewear collection, teaming up with Specsavers.
One of the problems with managing a gluten free diet is making sure that you don’t accidentally pick up gluten.
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