The fourth and final play depicting the notorious inner-city area is on Sunday, says Padraic Killeen

Dublin's newest bridge has been named after the trade unionist and Irish Citizen army activist Rosie Hackett.

The Frank Duff Bridge would be my choice of name for the new Liffey bridge. Mr Frank Duff is on the Dublin City Council shortlist of names for the much-talked about new Luas railway bridge.

Richard Fitzpatrick on two powerful men, operating on both sides of the Atlantic, who admired each other’s methods.

Blue is reliable and inoffensive and a quiet constant in the trend predications year after year.

Frank Duff: A Life Story

Gardaí were today treating a house fire which killed an elderly couple as a tragic accident.

A HISTORY of North Monastery CBS (The Mon) in Cork is being prepared.

THE recent opening of a pole dancing club in Kilkenny generated considerable controversy.

SOME of the TDs who contributed to a debate in the Dáil last week on the introduction of the Criminal Law (Human Trafficking) Bill, while rightly decrying the exploitation of vulnerable women, got very nostalgic for the old days.

Preparations are today under way for the funerals of three friends who died in a road crash in Co Mayo.

A woman who has maintained a vigil outside the Dáil for the past three months should be considered for compensation in the light of new information, it was claimed today.

DISGRACED Olympic swimmer Michelle Smith is in the running for the accolade of Ireland’s greatest woman after being nominated in a radio competition, it emerged yesterday.

The Government’s failure to honour its commitment on overseas aid is “deeply disappointing”, the newly formed Irish Commission for Justice and Social Affairs said today.

This year's National Ploughing Championships are due to get underway in Co Carlow this morning.

BOLTED doors on a west Belfast hostel where two homeless men died in a fire could have led to an even bigger loss of life, it was claimed yesterday.

Bolted doors on a west Belfast hostel where two homeless men died in a fire could have led to an even bigger loss of life, it was claimed today.

RECENTLY my cousin, Mary Margaret O’Callaghan, died suddenly while visiting her friend, Sr Clair, at the convent in Midleton, Co Cork.

AS NEIGHBOURS from hell go, Mary McGrath doesn’t quite cut the mustard.