SuperValu has announced that from today, it will stock a new premium brand of free-range 'Farmers to Market' Irish chicken with an estimated value of €1.3m in retail sales.

The Boy Scouts of America showed reckless indifference to protecting young Scouts when it kept confidential two decades worth of files on suspected molesters among its troop leaders, a psychologist testified as part of a $14m lawsuit against the organisation.

The names of high-profile Government officials and senior staff at Haut de la Garenne who were working during the time of the child abuse claims have been released.

WITH regard to the recent controversy regarding the 'Drake Sail' sculpture in Carrigaline, apart from the fact that Drake was an English buccaneer who led the expedition to massacre the inhabitants of Rathlin island in 1575 ...

A Dublin man has been found guilty but insane for the murder of his five year-old daughter in July 2000.

A murder trial jury will this afternoon retire to consider its verdict in the case of James Joseph Byrne, the Dublin man accused of the murder of his five year old daughter.

A Dublin father on trial for the murder of his five-year-old daughter suffered from serious depression before, during and after the killing, a State psychiatrist told the Central Criminal Court today.

The trial judge in a case of a Louth man charged with murdering his infant nephew today complained that the law on insanity in Ireland is rooted in the 1800s and that the legislature has been slow to change it.