THREE taxis were called for former minister Jim McDaid at the Citywest Hotel on the night of his arrest for drink driving.

SERIOUSLY ill people waiting days on trolleys in overcrowded A&E units cannot be heard when they cry out for help, a patients’ lobby group has claimed.

A family expressed outrage tonight after a 67-year-old man was tormented during his last dying days by a person smoking in an overcrowded hospital ward.

WORK starts today on a €50 million, 16,000-seater convention centre in west Dublin - the first phase of a proposed €800 million plan that will transform the area.

EXPERT advice from an Australian sports academy — one of the most advanced in the world was sought in the preparation of a new education programme now available to Irish sporting organisations.

FRIENDS of a student, found dead in the grounds of a Dublin hotel on Thursday morning, fear he may have died from hypothermia.

By Mark Evans A BRAVE little girl who saved her father’s life revealed last night: “I was nervous and scared but it came as second nature to me.”