Cork GAA is mourning the death yesterday at the age of 92 of legendary hurler Willie John Daly, who was the last surviving member of the three-in-a-row team of the 1950s who starred in the attack alongside Christy Ring.

The partner of a cheating joiner kicked him out of their house just hours after he told a murder trial jury he had planned to set up home with his lover.

A young woman who died of a suspected drug overdose is the latest victim of a family fraught with problems, which include her aunt being jailed for a double murder and her mother dying in a drink-fuelled car crash.

Back for more punishment, all so that we can all have even more fun and rows, writes Kieran Shannon.

A Wexford woman has revealed how a former co-worker has been harassing her for nearly five years, and has created Facebook pages in which he offers her and her young daughter up as prostitutes.

A Co Clare family has sold its electronic display firm to a US rival for an undisclosed sum. 

Former taoiseach Brian Cowen and Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin were among hundreds of mourners who gathered yesterday to pay tribute at the funeral of former minister Noel Davern, who died suddenly at the weekend.

HE’S received begging letters every day since he scooped €7 million on the Lotto earlier this year.

HE promised he would spend his €7 million Lotto fortune on his family rather than himself.

CORK and Monaghan have undoubtedly been the form teams this year and no one can quibble with their pairing in tomorrow’s TG4 All-Ireland Senior Ladies Football final.

ONE man who won’t be unduly concerned about the results of the stress tests on Irish banks is the country’s newest Lotto millionaire, Pat Broderick, who yesterday collected a cheque for more than €7 million.

Rugby legend Moss Keane has been laid to rest in Co Offaly this afternoon.

Former Defence Forces Chief of Staff Dermot Earley was a mighty Irish legend who was loved and revered around the country, his funeral Mass heard today.

The funeral will take place in Co Kildare later today of the former Chief of Staff of the Defence Forces Lieutenant Dermot Earley who died earlier this week.

HUGE crowds queued for up to three hours to pay their respects to the former Chief of Staff of the Defence Forces, Lieutenant General Dermot Earley, as his coffin lay in the garrison church at the Curragh yesterday.

The removal of the former Chief of Staff of the Defence Forces Lieutenant General Dermot Earley will take place in Kildare tonight.

A GENTLEMAN full of charisma, leadership and an inspiration to others.

The former Defence Forces Chief of Staff Dermot Earley has died, it was announced today.

SURGEONS in Britain successfully completed two operations on a Cork schoolgirl whose mother criticised the health service for failing to arrange surgery to straighten her daughter’s severely twisted spine.

A 12-YEAR-OLD girl is set to get a life-changing operation to correct curvature of her spine, after the HSE finally agreed to pay for the treatment.

A victim tells Cormac O’Keeffe that our mean streets must be tackled

Relatives of the victims of the Dublin and Monaghan bombings today heard the distressing medical reports of the wounds their 34 loved ones suffered in the devastating blasts.

AIDAN LEAHY’S family will make an emotional trip to London this morning to be reunited with him after his four-week kidnap ordeal in Iran.

FOR the Rose of Tralee devotees, there was much interest in how the young whippersnapper Ryan Tubridy would fare.