One place remains up for grabs in Wicklow’s SFC quarter-finals after Éire Óg Greystones and Kiltegan played a 1-7 to 0-10 draw in their second round qualifier match at Aughrim yesterday.

Three people arrested in Limerick yesterday in connection with the murders of a man and woman almost a year ago have been released without charge.

Five people have been arrested in Limerick in connection with the murders of a man and woman in the city earlier this year.

THERE were dramatic scenes outside Limerick courthouse yesterday when a group of more than 50 men, women and children tried to attack two men who were brought there on murder charges in relation to the shooting dead of Des Kelly and Breda Waters over a week ago.

Two men in their thirties are due to appear in court in Limerick charged in connection with a double murder in the city last week.

Five people remain in Garda custody over the killings of Des Kelly and Breda Waters in Limerick.

Gardaí investigating a double murder in Limerick have released one of their suspects.

Two people who were being questioned by Gardaí about a double murder in Limerick have been released without charge.

The killers of Des Kelly and Breda Waters in Limerick last Sunday have been described as evil.

A WELL-known figure in one of Limerick’s most notorious crime spots has insisted he had no involvement in the Sunday morning double murder of Des Kelly and Breda Waters.

UP to 1,600 hours of CCTV footage is being scanned by gardaí as part of the double murder investigation into Des Kelly and Breda Waters, who were shot dead in Limerick’s Southill estate last Sunday morning.

THE gunmen in the double killing in Limerick over the weekend are clearly identifiable on CCTV footage obtained by gardaí.

Four men and three women have been arrested in Limerick in connection with the murders of Des Kelly and Breda Waters at the weekend.

Gardaí have launched a double murder investigation following the discovery of two bodies in a house in Limerick yesterday.

A MAN and woman found dead in a house in Limerick’s Southill estate yesterday both died from shotgun wounds.

Carol Vorderman has vowed to spend a year celebrating her 50th birthday – to make up for missing out on parties due to her Christmas Eve birth.

Former Countdown star Carol Vorderman wants to name her new home after a risqué anagram, her agent said today.

TV presenter Carol Vorderman has split from her partner of five years, it was revealed today.

THE upper end of the residential market is strong, with buyers prepared to commit to multi-million euro purchases irrespective of the punitive 9% stamp duty.

A NEW word has entered Irish parlance. It describes someone who, following exposure to silly season TV, believes we live in a high-tax economy where workers should get paid more while paying less to everyone else for goods and services.

ELECTRIC entrance gates are designed to keep the unwanted out — but they can also lock you in.

Sunday Mirror deputy editor Richard Wallace was today named as the new editor of the Daily Mirror.

Tommy Barker reports on a €3.5million dream home that will ensure the exodus of high rollers to West Cork continues.

EVEN the name Blair's Cove, sounds faintly exotic. It could easily be some Antipodean sun-kissed beach-spot, but Blair's Cove, on the shoreline of Dunmanus Bay is in west Cork, on five peninsular acres of Irish coastline.

Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan tonight stepped down after admitting that the pictures of soldiers abusing Iraqis were a “calculated and malicious hoax”.

CAROL VORDERMAN and her journalist partner Des Kelly just might show whoever buys 1 Cliff Cottages what can be done in such a Glandore setting — or else the new occupants at no 1 might just look next door to no 2 for inspiration.

The Standards in Public Office Commission has revealed that Irish politicians spent €9.24m on their campaigns ahead of last year's General Election.

YESTERDAY’s Supreme Court decision on election expenses could not only lead to legal challenges to the election of certain candidates, but also to prosecution of Dáil deputies for exceeding campaign spending limits.

FIANNA FÁIL election hopeful Des Kelly wasn’t exactly the most popular person in the party when his legal challenge threatened to upset their carefully stage-managed election campaign. But it didn’t bother him.

Whatever short-term implications may flow from yesterday’s Supreme Court decision on election spending rules, it should help to make the playing pitch more level in future elections.

The Supreme Court has ruled this afternoon that certain parts of the 1997 Electoral Act are unconstitutional.

The High Court is to hear a challenge to the general election expenditure limits this Friday.

A Fianna Fail candidate has won the first round of his legal battle against election spending limits.

Fianna Fail candidate for Dublin Mid-West, Des Kelly, has called for the Government to review the existing landlord and tenant legislation.