Two former British soldiers accused of murdering an Official IRA commander in Northern Ireland are asking for their identities to be withheld during court proceedings, a judge has been told.

The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.

WHEN Donncha O Dulaing says goodbye to the listeners of his RTÉ Radio 1 programme, Failte Isteach, tomorrow week (Saturday, April 25), he won’t consider it the end of his 51-year career with the national broadcaster.

Some might call it cruel but at least Paddy O’Rourke can laugh about it now.

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Camille O’Sullivan tells Jo Kerrigan about the intense experience of ’The Rape of Lucrece’.

Blind dates arranged by agencies are popular with people who are too busy to socialise, but what’s a match in a computer database may not be in real life, says Roisin Burke.

True Detective reaches a crucial point and Dragons Den makes a return

Amid emotional scenes, a hush descended on the crowd as the remains of Páidí Ó Sé were removed from his home to Ventry Church, scarcely 100 metres across the road.

My first ever training session with the Glen U12s was a slightly terrifying experience.

MURDER accused Oliver Hayes denied that he knew Bandon woman Anne Corcoran in reply to a Garda questionnaire circulated in the west Cork town following her disappearance in early 2009.

ENTERPRISING prostitutes are battling the recession by dropping their prices to keep business up.

THE fateful knock finally came at 3.45pm.

A SUBDUED air hung over the Central Criminal Court yesterday as the trial of Brian Kearney for the murder of his wife Siobhán moved towards its concluding stages.

A RARE but unsettling light into the private world of a couple’s relationship was shone yesterday as a jury in a murder trial was given an anatomy of the marriage of Brian and Siobhan Kearney.

By Brian O'Mahony(BR>IT never made any sense that the banks saw their customers as a cost and spent decades driving them out of their branches.

ARTS Minister John O’Donoghue led tributes yesterday to Wexford Festival Opera chief executive Jerome Hynes, who died suddenly at the age of 48.

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