Taoiseach Enda Kenny has responded to criticism of remarks he made yesterday, when he blamed Ireland's economic collapse on a "mad borrowing frenzy".
Miriam O’Callaghan apologised to the wife and daughters of Martin McGuinness for her "behaviour" when she questioned him over his involvement in murder, the Sinn Féin candidate in last year’s Presidential election has told the Irish Examiner — a claim rejected by the Prime Time presenter.
The alleged rape of a woman in her Monaghan home has been described as a “drunken orgy” by a defence counsel for one of the accused men.
State prosecutors have been asked to examine the case of veteran Republican Sean Garland to determine whether he should be charged with an alleged US super-dollar forgery plot.
US ratings agency Fitch says it is downgrading the credit ratings of five countries that use the euro, including economic heavyweights Italy and Spain.
Families have returned to the UK's largest illegal travellers site in Essex in defiance of a British High Court order.
Mayo 0-14 NUI Galway 0-4, Castlebar
Mayo cruised to back-to-back FBD League titles as they ran out ten-point winners over NUI Galway in tonight's final in Castlebar.
Everton 2 Fulham 1
Headers from Denis Stracqualursi and Marouane Fellaini sent Everton into the fifth round of the FA Cup as they came from behind to beat Fulham tonight.
The Central Statistics Office has issued retail sales figures for December 2011 that show that the value of retail sales (excluding the motor trade) increased by 1% in December 2011 compared to December 2010.
Ger McCarthy
You can never watch enough El Clasico’s
WEDNESDAY night’s Copa Del Ray quarter final second leg between Barcelona and Real Madrid at the Camp Nou delivered one of the most intense, high octane, action-packed and downright mad El Clasico’s of the season.
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