In this week’s Sunday Independent
Three more girls and a baby. Yet another neighbourhood where no one noticed that behind the picket fence, unimaginable horrors were being inflicted on innocent children.
Three more girls and a baby. Yet another neighbourhood where no one noticed that behind the picket fence, unimaginable horrors were being inflicted on innocent children.
Expert advice on how to survive the Leaving Cert in your home.
Taste of Dublin 2013, sponsored by Electrolux is Ireland’s premier food and drink festival and is back with a bang this summer for its 8th consecutive year from 13th – 16th June in the stunning Iveagh Gardens.
The Exam Brief Supplements for Junior Cert 2013 will appear in the Irish Independent on Thursday April 18th and Thursday April 25th.
On Thursday, April 17th, get the official Seachtain na Gailege 2013 album absolutely FREE with any Irish Independent bought in Supervalu or Centra (ROI only).
Aer Arann, operator of Aer Lingus Regional, announced 50 new jobs as the first of eight new aircraft began operations.
Sile Seoige, Donal Skehan & Paul Walsh help launch Think Big survey results today created by O2 in partnership with Headstrong
WORK on a €4m refurbishment of the country’s busiest shopping street will begin next month. Credit: DublinCityCouncil
An Irish children's charity has had to refund more than 130,000 in fraudulent credit card donations
The National Museum of Ireland has put on display a large collection recovered by Gardai
The inquest into the death of five fishermen opens in Cork
Man convicted of assaulting school head
Minister Howlin decribed the talks as difficult and paid tribute to the 'incredible stamina' of the LRC and it's chairman.
The health commitee has been told that legislators shouldn't feel under an obligation to provide for suicide in the protection of life in the pregnancy bill
The International Best Selling writer Dan Brown has hinted he may set a new novel in Ireland
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.