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business

Dublin startup Coroflo going with the flow

It’s all happening for the firm behind the first accurate breast milk flow monitor, writes Trish Dromey.

gaa

Sydney Swans impressed with progress of Tipperary star Colin O’Riordan

news

An Taisce launches legal battle against British nuclear power station

world

DNR notice violated woman’s human rights

business

Apple published 'false and misleading' material, says judge

world

UK judges 'amazed' at Apple delay in posting online notice

Fulham announce new action to oust Premier League chairman

Fulham will launch an appeal to the Supreme Court after failing in a renewed bid to oust Premier League chairman Sir Dave Richards.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2011

Steeped in history, almost too nice to leave

Tommy Barker finds a former rectory that seems to get nearer to the city as you fall for its unique charms.

Sat, 27 Sep, 2003

Own a little piece of heaven

IF you fancy the West Cork country house lifestyle, then a former rectory will always fit the bill.

Sat, 13 Sep, 2003

Freed inmate 'should not have had verdict returned'

A man who was released from prison yesterday after 26 years behind bars insisting he was innocent of murder, should not have had a verdict returned against him at his 1976 trial because he was suffering from mental illness at the time, the Court of Appeal announced today.

Thu, 27 Jun, 2002

Man has 1975 murder conviction quashed

A man who has spent 26 years in prison protesting his innocence of murder today had his conviction dramatically quashed by the Court of Appeal in the UK.

Wed, 26 Jun, 2002