Jury deliberations to continue in Anglo trial
The jury in the longest running criminal trial in the history of the state will resume its deliberations today in relation to the only man left in the dock.
MEP calls for tax loophole changes
The days of huge tax breaks for multinational companies may be numbered.
Hospice care patients say their needs are not being met
51% of people in palliative care say their emotional and psychological needs are not being met.
Faugheen breeder killed in Tipp road crash
It’s emerged the elderly man killed on Tipperary’s roads last night was a well known figure in racing circles.
Fatal knife attack in Dublin
A man has been stabbed to death in Dublin.
Osborne warns Brexit will hit Northern Ireland hard
The British Chancellor’s warning a BREXIT would mean implementing new borders between the Republic of Ireland and the North.
Hollande admits Euro terror attacks possible
The French President’s admitted a terror attack could happen during Euro 2016 - but he insists every precaution is being taken.
Howlin vows to speed up school divestment
The Minister for Education says the Government will push ahead with plans to divest patronage of catholic schools.
