Elaine O’Hara’s brother has testified that he found the name of a fetish lifestyle website in her apartment when the family searched it two days after she disappeared.

Please read carefully, carefully... what Shatter said.

Forget Fine Gael, forget Fianna Fáil ... Alan Shatter, the Minister for Justice, has, and is, denying justice, transparency and accountability to Sgt McCabe, and by extension to every Irish citizen.

I wish those bigoted people would stop using that ridiculous term “Abortion is not a cure for suicidality”.

According to John O’Hara (Letters, Jan 24), the thousands of people who attended the pro-life rally in Dublin last Saturday are extremists who are backed, if not manipulated by, the Catholic Church.

Some 25,000 people, arguably extremists, marched in Dublin on Jan 19, to protest, intimidate and lobby the Irish Government regarding legislation on abortion and women’s rights to autonomy over their own bodies.

Reigning kingpins Edenderry crashed out of the Offaly senior football championship on Saturday at O’Connor Park, Tullamore as Ross Brady’s brilliant 55th minute goal helped Clara secure a semi-final victory.

He remembers his last moments in a Mayo jersey like it was yesterday.

Two brilliant Dean Cummins first half goals helped Offaly senior football kingpins Edenderry to a 2-16 to 1-12 quarter-final victory over Erin Rovers at O’Connor Park, Tullamore on Saturday.

In 2003, Mick Wallace took a moral stance on the invasion of Iraq.

The reality, now the forecast of 60%- 40% for yes materialised, is that only 10% + 1 of the Irish people, who voted, swung the yes vote!

ONE of the best venues in Ireland — that was the verdict of Irish Shows Association national president John O’Hara from Co Mayo at last Sunday’s Bandon Show.

THERE is no sweeter scent to the nostrils of country people than the smell of freshly cut grass in fields drenched with warm sunshine.

THE importance of safety at rural shows has been highlighted by the organisers of Athlone’s annual agricultural event.

THE celebrated Virginia Show, home of the prestigious Baileys cow championship, will be held this year on a new date – Saturday, July 31.

HE was once on the books of Glasgow Celtic, but, on this display, Paul Cahillane is sure to come to the attention of Laois boss, Seán Dempsey.

THOMAS DEEHAN scored 10 points to inspire 14-man Clara to a deserved victory over Rathvilly and book a Leinster club SFC semi-final against Portlaoise in the process.

JOHN REYNOLDS was the hero as comeback kings Clara repeated their county final heroics by overcoming an eight-point interval deficit to win this Leinster Club SFC game in Newbridge.

An industrial tribunal involving sacked Irish Football Association chief executive Howard Wells could last up to four weeks, it emerged today.

Two new cases of children who died in hospital in the North are to be the subject of a public inquiry, it was revealed today.

THE sky’s the limit, they say.

Alvin Rouse could be forgiven for complaining about life in the eircom First Division. Instead Monaghan United’s goalkeeper from Barbados is loving every minute of it. Well, almost every minute. Colm O’Connor reports.

Sligo Rovers 2 Drogheda United 3

A string of brilliant saves by goalkeeper John O’Hara ensured Sligo stayed in the FAI Carlsberg Cup as Derry failed to find a way past the Rovers custodian in a one-sided second half before 5,100 fans at a packed Showgrounds.

Cork City manager Damien Richardson has conceded defeat in the title race but his team remain in the hunt for European qualification and need victory tonight against Sligo Rovers.

Derry blew abject Sligo away to run up a 3-0 lead within half an hour at the Brandywell as they moved menacingly to within four points of leaders Shelbourne with a game in hand.

Sligo Rovers 0 Waterford United 0

Killester United 3 Sligo Rovers 4 (After extra-time)

Sligo Rovers 0 Killester United 0

St. Patrick’s Athletic 3 Sligo Rovers 1

Sligo Rovers 0 Drogheda United 0

UCD 3 Sligo Rovers 0

Longford Town 0 Sligo Rovers 0

The Premier Division’s top dogs take on the First Division’s top dogs when Cork City meet Sligo Rovers at Turner’s Cross in the FAI Cup.

PAUL McTIERNAN was the Sligo hero as the First Division leaders came from behind to cause the shock of the third round to advance to the last eight of the FAI Carlsberg Cup before the biggest crowd of the season at the Showgrounds on Saturday night.

Sligo Rovers 2 St. Patrick’s Athletic 1

A public inquiry into the sudden deaths of three children after routine treatment in hospitals in the North is opening today.

Aspiring young Irish racing drivers will receive good news this morning from BMW Ireland, who will announce details of a fully-funded drive in the 2005 Formula BMW UK Championship.

Reigning Formula Ireland Champion John O’Hara has signed for Shell Kinetic Racing in the Asian Formula 3 series.

A prominent Irish Times journalist has accused her employer of religious, sexual and political discrimination and victimisation, a tribunal heard today.

Having finished fifth in yesterday’s round of the Renault Sport Clio UK Cup, Meath’s Jonathan Fildes

The Super Race Sunday at Mondello Park featured the three top racing classes Formula Ireland, Dunlop Super Cars and Fiat Punto Abarths with each category having a Sprint race and a Feature race.

ROAD crashes claimed the lives of three more young men over the bank holiday weekend, bringing to 10 the number of accidental deaths since the start of summer on Thursday last.