Desperate Dan’s glory days are over and even Macca marked his move to the web, says John Daly

There were fears that the country’s bloodiest crime feud has re-ignited after two gangland figures were gunned down in the same day.

A BRITISH-BASED mail order seed company has been linked to an E coli outbreak in France that has led Ireland’s food safety watchdog to advise consumers not to eat raw bean sprouts.

Michael Jackson claimed to have a net worth of US$236m (€168m) as of March 31, 2007, according to financial documents that shed light on the late pop star's murky finances and prodigious borrowing.

THE British Government has spent £13,000 (€19,000) of taxpayers’ money preventing overseas magazines revealing the new identities of the James Bulger murderers, it was revealed yesterday.

THE ongoing jobs slide continued yesterday when a high-tech company in Limerick said it was closing its 200-staff operation.

ENERGY provider Energia secured its first gas supply contract in the North, valued at £1 million (€1.48 million), from the major provender milling firm John Thompson’s.

Independent energy provider Energia has secured its first ever gas supply contract in the North, valued at €1.48m, which has been awarded by milling firm John Thompson’s of Belfast.

Troops came under machine gun fire in Derry on Bloody Sunday, a soldier claimed today.

At least two civilian gunmen were present in Derry on Bloody Sunday, it was claimed today.

A former British soldier today described how he came under fire after entering Derry’s Bogside on Bloody Sunday.

One of Britain’s most distinguished soldiers today said the Army was warned that the IRA intended to turn the Bloody Sunday march into a “bloodbath“.

A series of death threats against child killers Jon Venables and Robert Thompson have been posted on an internet site.