Report finds Gardai snooping on celebrities and sports stars
MEMBERS of the Gardai have been using the force’s computer records system to snoop on celebrities and sports stars, the Data Protection Commissioner has found.
MEMBERS of the Gardai have been using the force’s computer records system to snoop on celebrities and sports stars, the Data Protection Commissioner has found.
Minister defends exposing Mick Wallace.
THE rate of mortgage lending fell by two thirds.
IRELAND fourth in Europe for suicide among young.
Man shot in the head in apparent gangland execution.
Squad arrives for second week of training ahead of 2013 tour.
Jibe by presenter went ahead despite RTE's concerns.
Sword-swallowing could be banned in Dublin.
Shares jumped to a record high of €6.764.
Their airline confused two airport codes.
Communities asked to share the cost of fixing their potholes.
Six injured in car crash two weeks after arriving in Perth.
Weekend memorial service organised by work colleagues
Neville Neville will be charged with sexual assault.
Half-naked lover scrambles out window as husband arrives home.
Fitness model revealed more than she intended.
How he really did help to save lives
GAA veteran on his near brush with death
The holiday books top authors are packing
So what do the critics say on the movie?
The highs and lows of living in Australia
Tips on making the most of your garden, whatever the weather
Bressie on revisiting his sporting past
Fitness model Lisa-Marie Zbozen demonstrates squat-lift exercises from home, but doesn't realize the other squat happening in the room behind her. Credit: cooltv60
Incredible footage emerged online showing a real life 'Terminator' having a bullet removed from his forehead with a pair of pliers. Credit: LastNewsPresent
A Brazilian man has died in a hot air balloon crash in the central Turkish region of Cappadocia.
Report by Quinn into loss of Insurance empire.
SOME residents in a nursing home drank too much while socialising locally, putting their safety at risk, inspectors have found.
THE prosecution of three large insurance companies for breaking data protection laws will be among the key points of the 2012 annual report by Data Protection Commissioner Billy Hawkes today.
British and Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland has ruled out making another offer to Jonny Wilkinson to join the forthcoming tour to Australia.
Norwich City winger Anthony Pilkington has confirmed that he will miss Ireland's upcoming friendlies with England and Spain and the World Cup qualifier with the Faroe Islands through injury.
GALWAY may lose some of their players to the USA after an embarrassing 17-point defeat by Mayo in the first round of the Connacht championship.
Billionaire US investor Wilbur Ross has called his almost 10pc stake in Bank of Ireland shares as his best investment since the financial crisis.
THE rate of mortgage lending fell by two thirds in the first three months of the year - in terms of the number of loans and the amount borrowed.
GENERIC drugmaker Actavis Inc, itself the subject of takeover speculation, said on Monday it would buy specialty pharmaceutical company Warner Chilcott Plc for $5bn in stock to expand its branded drug portfolio, lower taxes and increase profits.
Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne kissed and made up in front of photographers at a red carpet event in Los Angeles.
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have reportedly broken up after more than three years of dating.
It won't, sadly, be their own wedding but the nuptials of Kiera Dignam, (daughter of their VBF, Aslan singer Christy) to her beloved beau Darren.
David Cameron has hinted that he could attempt to govern without the Liberal Democrats if disputes within the coalition made it impossible to continue.
RAIL passengers searching for love in the Czech capital need look no further than the daily commute as the city makes plans to designate carriages on its underground trains for singles.
POLICE have raided a leading Ugandan newspaper and disabled its printing press and website today after it published a letter about a purported plot to stifle allegations President Yoweri Museveni is grooming his son for power, a senior editor said.
ALAN Shatter has landed himself in a right mess and it's entirely of his own making. Tempting as it might be to cite Albert Reynolds's line about how, in politics, you trip up over the little hurdles, it doesn't even apply here.
Cringe. The annual Eurovision Song Contest post-mortem is under way, and it is even more depressing this year given our dismal performance in Malmo on Saturday night. Oh the pain of coming 'Paddy last'.
I BELIEVE that, across the western world, we may be reaching some sort of limit in the complexity of rules governing business. The response to the financial crisis has been ever more complex rules that only a tiny number of professional advisers could ever hope to remember, or understand properly.
On Britain's Got Talent, Dutch singer Maarty Broekman became one of the standout acts and he admits he was extremely overwhelmed by the reaction he has received.
The Spice Girl has been working on new solo material and revealed at the Ivor Novello awards she has been co-writing songs with folk artist Amy Wadge - who has worked with Ed Sheeran - and rock band Burning Beaches.
Ethan and Joel Coen described their difficulty in finding the lead for their latest film, Inside Llewyn Davis, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. Ethan said the pair were "screwed" until they came across Oscar Isaac.
Lulu Townsend selects her favourite guesthouse hideaways
Its inventive cuisine, buzzing port and design flair has made Copenhagen one of Europe's hottest city breaks
Thomas Breathnach joins the fans descending on this year's Eurovision host city
Model and fitness fanatic Nell McAndrew has shown off her new baby daughter - and says that children are now her priority rather than her health challenges.
Claire Byrne's baby is due in October
WOMEN undergoing IVF are three times more likely to have a baby through a new technique that scientists are claiming as the biggest fertility breakthrough for 35 years.
And the next black market enterprise is born if this is carried out...Ireland becoming more like a 3rd world tinpot dictatorship every day.
Fair enough, but the result on this tour is not paramount. What happens in future if Sexton is unavailable/injured again and Madigan has had no decent game time for Irela...
31 will replace 35 the logos will be changed they will be run by the same people victory will be declared and it will be business or lack of business as usual.
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.