Former Attorney General lauds Germany for refugee response
Ireland’s former Attorney General has called Angela Merkel a ‘hero’ for her response to the refugee crisis.
Counts, re-counts continue to fill final Dáil seats
Counts and re-counts will continue in three constituencies this morning to elect the final TD’s to the 32nd Dail.
Fears Dublin violence outbreak following latest shooting
There are fears of a further outbreak of gangland violence in Dublin following yesterday’s murder of a prominent dissident republican in the city.
No job losses expected due to sale of JP Corry
Staff at a builders providers in Tipperary have been told their jobs are safe despite the sale of the business.
Path cleared for takeover of Tipperary food companies
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has given the green light for Dunnes Stores to buy two Tipperary food companies.
Adams calls for full investigation into NAMA loan book
Sinn Fein says the Government is neglecting its responsibility to taxpayers by failing to fully investigate the sale of NAMA’s northern loan book.
Audience for Oscars down on previous years
Just over 34 million Americans watched the Oscars on Sunday - the lowest ratings in eight years.
Super Tuesday in US Presidential race
Members of the Democratic Party in Ireland, will today cast their votes to choose the party’s primary candidate for the US presidential election.
