THE last time I interviewed chart-topping rapper, Professor Green, he was an angry young man in a hurry.

The Dinner

Iconic RTÉ reporter Charlie Bird has announced his retirement after 38 years on the airwaves — but insists he wants “new challenges” in an apparent push for bids from rival stations.

A drug-using family. Heartbreaking dysfunction. Allison Samuels on why no one could save Whitney Houston from herself

A man today admitted starting a massive fire which destroyed a family-run furniture shop during the UK riots last year.

Enter Shikari have survived the loss of their back catalogue in a warehouse fire in the London riots last summer, says Ed Power

Italian police raided suspected anarchists across the country today following the Rome riots.

MANY papers were founded by politicians. The Irish Examiner is no exception.

The DUP's Jeffrey Donaldson has welcomed the sentiment behind calls for July the 12th to be made a national holiday.

Hollywood beauty Charlize Theron has been talking about the good and bad sides of working for Irish actor/director Stuart Townsend.

AN obscure Islamic group claimed responsibility for a series of synchronised explosions that killed at least 45 people in western India, warning of “the terror of Death” in an email sent to several television stations minutes before the blasts.

THE Irish Examiner has been recognised as one of the best designed newspapers in Europe for the second year in succession.

THE stars of Irish radio were out in force last night for the industry’s annual awards night.

RACISM is always a potential problem in Ireland but citizens have successfully embraced changes brought about by the influx of immigrants, it was claimed yesterday.

Two men have been arrested in connection with the street riots in Dublin in February.

Minister for Justice Michael McDowell tonight accused Green Party supporters of being involved in vandalising his Progressive Democrats party offices during the Love Ulster riots last month.

Police in the North have arrested a total of 63 people in connection with the past three nights of rioting in Belfast and surrounding areas.

Ten Protestant families have fled their homes in north Belfast as a result of years of alleged republican intimidation.

Seán McCárthaigh analyses an investigation that uncovered much more than gardaí or the public could have imagined

Thousands of Indian army soldiers tried to control Hindu mobs in the western city of Ahamadabad today as the death toll in the country’s worst religious violence in a decade approached 300.