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Chat-show host and comedian, Graham Norton enjoyed a 20% increase in fees to £2.6m (€3m) last year.

An independent production company co-founded by Graham Norton was bought by ITV yesterday for up to £17m (€21.4m) as part of its plans to ramp up its own-made content.

Dublin is one of the ten worst European cities for cybercrime and hacking, according to a new survey out today.

ALAN GLYNN’S new novel covers territory readers of Irish noir usually associate with Declan Hughes or Ken Bruen. And like Hughes, there are shady deals involving property, former IRA or INLA gunmen working as bouncers or fixers.

JOHN Dunlop’s well-fancied Double Banded has just made the cut for the totesport.com Chester Cup at the Roodee tomorrow.

A CLINIC offering a new fat removal treatment has been criticised for failing to detect that one of their clients was suffering from an eating disorder.

A man who embezzled over €200,000 from his employer to place bets at Paddy Power bookmakers has been remanded on bail for sentence on July 29 by Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Great Britain and Ireland are relishing the challenge of facing the United States, and especially their 13-year-old Michelle Wie, in the Curtis Cup at Formby in June.

Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler is just one of many celebrities who has been badly injured in a motorcycle accident.

Computer users have been issued an urgent alert about two new viruses that have been attacking systems in the last few days.