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The Indo Daily – Original Series

In these original series ‘Unsolved’ and ‘Downfall’ we look back at stories that stopped the country in its tracks, including the kidnapping of Shergar and the downfall of former FAI boss John Delaney.

March 2023

The Indo Daily: Guitar hero - the cruise ship entertainer who saved hundreds from drowning

The luxury liner Oceanos was on a voyage off the coast of South Africa when the ship began taking on water during rough seas.

Ireland players celebrate with the Six Nations and Triple Crown trophies. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

The Left Wing: Ireland are the Grand Slam Champions – Reaction and Analysis from the Aviva

They’ve done it.

John DeLorean's gull-wing car featured in the Back To The Future movies (AP)

The Indo Daily: Back to the Future - The rise and fall of John DeLorean

John DeLorean was an eccentric but brilliant engineer and inventor.

Owen Farrell is back in the England team to face Ireland. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

The Left Wing: Alex Corbisiero on England’s chances of spoiling the party on Saturday

On the latest episode of The Left Wing, Will Slattery and Luke Fitzgerald are joined by former England international Alex Corbisiero to look ahead to Saturday's Grand Slam decider.

The Indo Daily Best of: St Patrick’s Day in the White House - Presidential plastic paddies or genuine fans of Ireland?

Begorrah and Begosh... it’s St Patrick’s Day in the White House.

16 March 2023; Head coach Andy Farrell speaking during an Ireland rugby media conference at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

The Left Wing: The Ireland team named for the Six Nations showdown

There’s three changes to the Ireland team for their final push towards a fourth Grand Slam with Caelan Doris and Dan Sheehan declared fit and Jamison Gibson-Park partnering Johnny Sexton, with Conor Murray dropping to the bench.

Tina Satchwell went missing from her home in Youghal, Co Cork, six years ago

The Indo Daily: The mysterious disappearance of Tina Satchwell — 'You don’t just vanish off the face of the earth’

Forty-five-year-old Tina Satchwell disappeared from her home in Youghal, Co Cork in March 2017. She had no passport; no mobile phone and her bank account has not been accessed since.

Real Health Podcast: Why you really can’t out-train a bad diet with registered dietitian Sophie Pratt

The Big Tech Show: GPT-4 and the new era of AI

It’s been a busy few months for artificial intelligence and the research lab OpenAI, who this week released the latest version of its chatbot ChatGPT.

Enda McNulty during his time working with the Ireland team. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

The Left Wing: Enda McNulty on Ireland's resilience, working with Joe Schmidt and World Cup fallout

On the latest episode of The Left Wing, Will Slattery and Luke Fitzgerald look back on Ireland's win over Scotland and discuss the mental preparation for Saturday's Grand Slam decider with former Ireland performance coach Enda McNulty.

The Indo Daily: Mismatch of the Day - Gary Lineker and the BBC's own goal

Arms: From left, IRA volunteers had weapons on a par with those used by the British army; the Eksund was boarded by police in Brest, France, and found to be carrying a massive shipment of weapons for the Provisionals, supplied by Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi

The Indo Daily: Gaddafi, guns and the IRA: could the Libyan despot have started an Irish civil war?

A massive Libyan arms shipment to the Provisional IRA in the 1980s had the potential to dramatically escalate the Troubles into a civil war, with one senior politician remarking “Christ — the IRA could start a civil war with that lot. And win. ”

Garry Ringrose of Ireland makes a break during the Six Nations match against Scotland

The Left Wing: Ringrose & Henderson out for Saturday’s Grand Slam finale – Rúaidhrí O’Connor with the Ireland squad update

Garry Ringrose and Iain Henderson will be missing from the Ireland squad to face England in their Grand Slam decider this Saturday due to injuries suffered against Scotland.

Prince Harry may testify in person at the London court instead of appearing by videolink. Photo: Jeremy Selwyn

The Indo Daily: Tabloids, trials, and tribulations - Prince Harry and the phone hacking scandal

Four Mediahuis podcasts nominated for national awards.

The Indo Daily: What makes a serial killer and why are we fascinated by them?

The Burke family outside the Bridewell garda station on Tuesday afternoon. Photo: Collins Courts

The Indo Daily: Burke family values — what next for Enoch Burke and his siblings?

Amid chaotic and unprecedented courtroom scenes, gardaí forcibly removed members of the Burke family from the Four Courts this week.

Scotland Head coach Gregor Townsend, left, and Finn Russell have had plenty of ups and downs together. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

The Left Wing: The view from Scotland - Ireland rivalry, project players and Russell vs Townsend

On the latest episode of The Left Wing, Will Slattery is joined by BBC Scotland journalist Andy Burke to look ahead to Sunday's Six Nations clash at Murrayfield.

The Indo Daily: ‘Shooting the cat was his ticket to Hollywood’ – Barry Keoghan and Paul Mescal’s Oscars dream

Oscar-nominated actor Barry Keoghan's family will be staying up until the early hours of the morning to watch the Academy Awards this Sunday.

The Big Tech Show: Highflyers — will tech solve airport chaos caused by drones?

Real Health Podcast: Mood changes to weight gain — managing the Menopause with Dr Deirdre Lundy

Former Scotland out-half Dan Parks in action against Ireland in 2010. Photo: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

The Left Wing: Ex-Scotland outhalf Dan Parks on their chances against Ireland and the importance of Finn Russell

Continuing the Left Wing’s countdown to Sunday’s Six Nations game between Scotland and Ireland, Sinéad Kissane spoke to a man who played outhalf for Scotland, and also for Connacht.

Larry Dunne (centre, wearing suit) had more than 40 convictions, including supplying heroin and cocaine PIC RollingNews.ie

The Indo Daily: Drugs lord Larry Dunne and his plague of heroin on Dublin

In the early 1980s, parts of Dublin were crippled by a drugs epidemic. Heroin, introduced in the late 1970s, soon flooded the flat complexes and neighbourhoods of inner-city Dublin, as children as young as 12 fell victim to the drug.

Ian Madigan is trying to break back into the Ulster starting team. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

The Left Wing: Ian Madigan on Ireland's Grand Slam bid, maverick out-halves and Ulster's season

On the latest episode of The Left Wing, Will Slattery and Luke Fitzgerald are joined by Ulster out-half Ian Madigan to look ahead to Scotland vs Ireland and discuss Ulster's season to date.

Charles Bronson, with his dog Della, during time out from prison in 1992

The Indo Daily: Notorious inmate Charles Bronson appeals for freedom

Notorious inmate Charles Bronson is making his latest bid for freedom, appearing in front of a parole board yesterday.

Dublin have only scored three goals in five Division Two matches. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

The Throw-In: A wide open football championship come the summer but where are the goals?

Tyrone beat Kerry, Derry beat Dublin, Armagh are on the rise and Mayo sit top of the table, is this a signal that come the summer the Championship is going to be wide open?

Alex Murdaugh is led outside the Colleton County Courthouse by sheriff’s deputies after being convicted of two counts of murder (Chris Carlson/AP)

The Indo Daily: The Murdaugh Murders ⁠— Why did a wealthy South Carolina lawyer kill his wife and son?

Tom Colton, pictured, and his wife Linda had debts of €2.7m and €2m respectively written off. Photo: Lorraine Teevan

Best of the Indo Daily: The Psychic Swindler, the secret villa and the newspaper investigation he didn’t see coming

The Indo Daily: Terry Keane, Charles Haughey, and the end of their affair

Terry Keane was a fashion writer and columnist. Charles Haughey was Taoiseach and a political party leader. But behind the scenes, the couple engaged in a 27-year-long affair.

The Big Tech Show: ‘They stole my bank card and phone and then went on a spending spree’

We often wonder how thieves and scammers get access to our bank accounts and stolen cards.

Samantha Azzopardi (inset) cost the Irish state more than €250,000 when she turned up outside the GPO in Dublin in October 2013

The Indo Daily: GPO Girl – the lives and lies of Samantha Azzopardi

In 2013, a teenager in a state of distress was found by two gardaí at the GPO on Dublin’s O’Connell Street.

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