Person: James Cahill

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Evening round-up: 'Love triangle' trial; Cork event centre; Sri Lanka attacks

So that’s Tuesday nearly wrapped up. Here’s 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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Ronnie O'Sullivan on shock defeat: 'I was struggling to stay awake'

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Ronnie O’Sullivan knocked out in first round of World Snooker Championship by amateur

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Ireland's Michael Judge falls short in Crucible bid

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Michael Judge takes aim at Crucible return after 11 years

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Historic Cork photographs are the top lot at Dolan’s auction

Apprentice stole almost €50k from employer on Christmas Eve

A former apprentice butcher who stole over €49,000 from his employer during a “drug-induced paranoia” in the early hours of Christmas Eve last year has had his sentence adjourned.

Mon, 15 Dec, 2014

Irish brown bear no polar ancestor

THE claim, made two years ago, that the polar bears alive today had Irish brown bear ancestors has been turned on its head.

Mon, 08 Apr, 2013

The businessman, the publican and the brains: net closes in on Limerick’s crime bosses

THE arrests of a top Limerick crime boss in London and publican Jim O’Brien in Brussels have turned up the heat on the city’s criminal underworld; and the screw tightened further when hired killer James Cahill offered to grass on several top criminals in return for protection for him and his family.

Tue, 22 Nov, 2005

‘Mr Big of Limerick crime’ arrested in London

LIMERICK’S drugs gangs have suffered another major blow with the arrest in London of the man believed to be the city’s Mr Big in crime.

Tue, 22 Nov, 2005

Two Limerick pubs fined for breaching smoking ban

The first two pubs to be successfully prosecuted for breaching the smoking ban in the mid-west region have each been ordered to pay almost €2,000 in fines and legal costs.

Thu, 24 Feb, 2005

Resistance to ban goes up in a puff of smoke

SMOKING ban resistance in mid-west pubs has gone up in a puff of smoke, according to figures released by the Mid Western Health Board yesterday.

Tue, 21 Dec, 2004

Giant snails and cow’s hooves on menus poses problems for health inspectors

DISHES such as the Giant African Snail and cow’s hooves have been discovered for sale by health inspectors visiting ethnic food restaurants, a health seminar in Killaloe heard yesterday.

Fri, 22 Oct, 2004

Man found with Uzi found guilty of firearms charge

A 29 year-old man who was caught with an Uzi submachine gun during a garda chase was today found guilty of firearms and ammunition offences by the Special Criminal Court in Dublin.

Thu, 29 Apr, 2004

Man rammed Garda car, detective claims

A man allegedly armed with an Uzi submachine gun attempted to escape arrest by ramming a Garda car before his car was brought forecibly to a halt, a detective sergeant claimed today.

Wed, 21 Apr, 2004

Four charged with Real IRA membership

Four men arrested in connection with an alleged Real IRA attempted firebomb attack on a house in Co Cork earlier this week were charged with membership of an illegal organisation at the Special criminal Court in Dublin today.

Fri, 26 Mar, 2004

Man who stole Christmas may lose house

THE man who stole Christmas from thousands of children faces the threat of being homeless from today.

Mon, 09 Dec, 2002

Wonderland promoter risks losing €1m home

THE man who stole Christmas from thousands of children has a fortnight to pay mortgage arrears or risk losing his luxury 10-bedroom home.

Tue, 26 Nov, 2002