THIS referendum debate can be reduced to competing emotions and a few heads shouting ‘Look at me!”.
By Brian Canty
Philip Lavery
The 21-year-old Dubliner surprised many when he decided to leave the An Post Sean Kelly team in Belgium for the UK-based Node 4 Giordana outfit at the end of last year but he seems to have gelled perfectly into his new surroundings and has already achieved some notable results.
Two hotel workers accused of murdering the daughter of Tyrone Gaelic football boss Mickey Harte while she honeymooned in Mauritius will go on trial this week.
The Government has kicked to touch its plans to ban sports sponsorship by the alcohol industry as drugs strategy minister Roisín Shortall admits it may take up to 10 years to enforce it.
Fine Gael TD Paschal Donohue has questioned whether Libertas founder Declan Ganley may have an ulterior motive for advocating a No vote in the forthcoming EU Fiscal Treaty Referendum.
The annual commemoration of Daniel O'Connell takes place today in Dublin.
Ethnic Shan rebels have agreed in a second round of talks that there will be no more fighting between the guerrillas and Burmese government troops, a government negotiator said.
A blast in a tunnel has killed 20 workers at a road construction site in central China.
Arjen Robben was distraught after his latest "terrible" penalty cost Bayern Munich dearly in their Champions League final defeat to Chelsea.
Brian O'Driscoll hailed the creation of a Heineken Cup dynasty after Leinster's record-breaking 42-14 victory over Ulster in tonight's all-Irish final.
With a team of effective young TDs and disillusionment with the main parties growing, Sinn Féin has risen in the polls. But to have a chance of winning power it needs the support of middle Ireland. Michael Clifford wonders if voters will take a chance on them at the next election
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