Person: Lisa Duffy

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<p>More than 20 bereaved mothers will join advocates for better maternity services in calling for a national inquiry.</p>

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Mothers to call for national inquiry into baby deaths

Maternity services advocates say requests for a look back review 'went nowhere'

<p>In 2018 at least 10 babies died, three of them at the same Dublin hospital in a five-month period.</p>

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At least 38 baby deaths in nine years after serious incidents in Irish maternity units

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Student discovers the tooth of Stone Age Ireland on school tour to Carrowkeel Caves

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Steven Woolfe bruising' not consistent with fall or seizure'

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Ukip member 'tickled by the irony' after party dinner raided by immigration officials

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Mums of the year share a name, and a passion to help

Celebrities offer jewels for cancer fundraiser

IRELAND’s well-heeled and famous are giving some of their precious belongings to help raise money for cancer research.

Wed, 08 Dec, 2010

Ladies’ fashion to get star rating at Killarney Races

YOU’RE A Star TV show presenter Brian Ormond and his girlfriend, model Pippa O’Connor, will judge the Queen of Fashion competition at Killarney Races, on July 17.

Tue, 01 Jul, 2008

Rain can’t dampen style at Killarney Ladies’ Day

THE National Ploughing Championships for the wellies: Killarney Races for the brollies.

Fri, 20 Jul, 2007

Stranded holiday-makers tell of Cyprus airport ordeal

Hundreds of exhausted holidaymakers arrived at Dublin airport today after they were stranded in Cyprus for more than 36 hours.

Tue, 23 Aug, 2005

Star studded

CORONATION STREET stars and some of Ireland’s top models will be in Killarney tomorrow night for a charity fashion show.

Fri, 20 Feb, 2004

Police say hostel murder suspect confessed

Lawyers for the drifter accused of murder and arson following the Australian hostel fire that killed 15 young backpackers say he allegedly confessed to police that he started the blaze.

Fri, 05 Jan, 2001

Hostel arson suspect 'wanted fire escape left open'

A British tourist has told a court that the man accused of starting the Australian hostel fire asked her to leave open a fire escape so he could gain access on the night of the tragedy.

Fri, 05 Jan, 2001