“Justice delayed is justice denied” is a legal maxim which states that legal redress that is not delivered on time is the same as no redress. 

If Storm Ophelia proves anything it is that once-in-a-lifetime extreme weathers events are no longer that.

As movie actor Michael Caine might say, “not a lot of people know this”, but we have just passed a remarkable milestone in the history of space exploration.

Former US president Bill Clinton was conferred with an honorary doctorate at Dublin City University.

In yesterday’s statement to staff, Landmark Media Investment Ltd, owners and publishers of this newspaper confirmed for the first time that they are in advanced negotiations to conclude the sale of the group to an “experienced company operating in the industry”.

The ferocity of Storm Ophelia was such as to subdue even the most hardened and to remind all of us of the awesome power of nature. 

It is two years since the HSE began a major effort to recruit Irish nurses working in the UK’s health service. 

IN disavowing the hard-won 2015 Iran nuclear deal, US president Donald Trump has just made the world more dangerous for this and future generations, angering both friends and foes in the process.

MOTORWAYS are up to eight times safer than Ireland’s inferior national roads. That is not just a statistic but a stark reminder that good road infrastructure is more than just about helping motorists get from A to B in the shortest possible time.

DRIVERS in Britain who kill someone in the most serious cases of dangerous and careless driving will now face life sentences. That will include those using their mobile phone while driving.