Aisling and a male student in his early twenties got into difficulty in rough waters at around 2.30pm last Saturday afternoon.

Clodagh Walsh secured a €1.5m interim settlement for the next six years. At that stage the case will come back before the High Court when the girl’s future care needs will be assessed.

Mayo’s footballing twins Ciara and Clodagh McManamon played massive parts in the county’s victory over Donegal a fortnight ago, but there was a massive shock on the bus home when their next opponents were unveiled.

'So many houses in Ireland hadn’t water or sewerage and you were watching man do something you could hardly imagine'

Máire O’Halloran co-owns and runs the Clifden Bookshop in Co Galway, along with Nicole Shanahan.

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has confirmed he will meet the family of Clodagh Hawe next week to listen to their concerns.

So that’s Tuesday nearly wrapped up. Here are some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

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Seven members of An Garda Síochána have been recognised at an awards ceremony in Dublin for their courage in the line of duty.

The Atlantic storms name list is out. This year could be a turning point. A sea-change, if you will.

Whether big mileage has finally caught up with five-in-a-row chasing Glanmire is one of the seductive sub-plot for tomorrow’s Women’s Cup final at the National Arena. And whether there’s a handover of power to DCU Mercy in the offing or not, writes Tony Leen.

It’s not everyone that has the President of Ireland attend their funeral, but Dr Maurice Hayes, who passed away at the age of 90 a couple of days before Christmas, lived enough for several men.

A former public servant in the North, Dr Maurice Hayes, has been remembered as a diamond standard citizen and servant of the people.

We need to ask ourselves if we truly believe mental illness was the reason Alan Hawe brutally murdered his own family, writes Paul Gilligan.

The effort in some media quarters to explain Alan Hawe’s familicide as an expression of abusive masculinity is beyond stupid, writes Victoria White. 

Alan Hawe, who killed his wife and three children at their family home in Co Cavan in 2016, was troubled, depressed, and severely mentally ill in the months before the murder-suicide, an inquest was told.

“I knew something terrible had happened,” the mother of a woman who was killed in her home with her three sons told an inquest yesterday.

The underwear brand is an unrivalled example of marketing masquerading as empowerment for women, says Clodagh Finn.

She’s been sorting out Cork people for years - here’s Audrey’s latest musings.

Carol O’Callaghan goes behind the scenes of a new RTÉ Player home interiors programme that transforms a room in just 24 hours.

Niamh McGrath, 24, is daughter of Galway legend ‘Hopper’ and hockey international Geraldine, and is joined on the Galway squad that play Kilkenny in today’s Liberty Insurance All-Ireland senior camogie semi-final at the Gaelic Grounds (7pm) by sisters Clodagh, 23, Orlaith, 21, and Siobhán, 16

Meet the mum who found the perfect childcare solution – a granny au pair. Helen O’Callaghan reports

The father of boy who was saved from drowning in the River Lee has hailed his teenage rescuer a hero.

The remains of Alan Hawe, who murdered his wife and children before taking his own life last summer, were exhumed yesterday from the grave he shared with his victims in Cavan.

Well done, Clodagh.

The body of a father of three who murdered his wife and sons before killing himself has been exhumed from the family grave.

You’re the odd one out if you don’t have American film-star teeth; big, white and straight like the newly painted lines of a zebra crossing, writes Clodagh Finn.

Vickie Maye joins Clodagh Shorten of Samui during Paris Fashion Week to experience a whirlwind 24 hours in the life of a fashion buyer.

Three of us hunched around a small table beneath the UCC Mardyke gym in Cork and there are no giveaways that Claire Rockall and Áine McKenna are history-chasing Glanmire and Ireland international basketballers. Proven winners.

Slaughtneil’s bid to reach three All-Ireland finals this spring begins tomorrow, with the club’s senior camogie team squaring off against Burgess-Duharra in the All-Ireland semi-final (Inniskeen, 2pm).

There’s Broccoli In my Ice Cream by Emily MacKenzie (Bloomsbury €8.20)

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“It breaks our hearts to lose you all, you didn’t go alone, for part of us went with you all, the day God called you home.”

The loss of five members of the same family in a murder-suicide is tragedy beyond comprehension, funeral mourners heard yesterday.

Clodagh Hawe's sister Jacqueline turned to poetry to convey the heartache and deep sense of loss that has engulfed two families and a rural Irish community.

The loss of five members of the same family in a suspected murder-suicide is tragedy beyond comprehension, funeral mourners have been told.

As Clodagh Hawe’s family prepare to bury her along with her children and her husband who killed them all earlier this week, Women’s Aid has revealed how common it is for men to threaten to kill their partners and their children during domestic violence incidents.

There has been an outpouring of support for Clodagh Hawe, 39, who was killed by her husband, Alan Hawe, 40, in the Cavan murder-suicide last Monday.

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