Tesco has been plunged into fresh turmoil following the suspension of four UK executives while it investigates a £250m over-statement of profits.

The mother of a juvenile sentenced to six years for a violent burglary screamed at a judge that he had earlier handed down a lighter sentence to a child abuser

I READ with disbelief the letter from Barry Coleman of the Irish Greyhound Board (December 4) where he refutes the points raised by Alan Stewart on the treatment of Irish greyhounds (Irish Examiner, November 30).

THERE’S less regard in Ireland for laws protecting wildlife than there is in Britain, a man who has been described as the ‘foremost wildlife detective in these islands’, suggests.

The trial of a man accused killing his wife ten years has heard that the dead woman died as a result of being strangled.

Doctors have warned Elizabeth Hurley the diet she uses to stay in shape is ruining her health.

MORE than 300 key chief executives, senior managers and public servants converge on Killarney today for the Irish Management Institute’s (IMI) conference.

Thomas Cook is to cut around 2,600 jobs across Europe and close a number of travel agencies.

Three men have been charged in connection with the killing of a father-of-two, gunned down in front of his wife, police said today.