While questions remain over the shooting death of Michael Dwyer in Bolivia, it now appears he was wrongly portrayed as some kind of soldier of fortune, writes Michael Clifford

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Kerry 3-13 Wexford 2-9: The full-time score gave a somewhat misleading representation as Kerry performed a late escape act in Dungarvan on Saturday afternoon to remain on course for a 16th All-Ireland junior title.

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Three separate diphtheria outbreaks among infants in one of the country’s mother and baby homes had 100% mortality rates.

James Reilly, the children’s minister, has not made contact with GlaxoSmithKline in relation to the, previously undisclosed, fifth vaccine trial carried out on infants here in the 1960s.

The Department of Health has said it has "no information" on where, or in what institution, a previously undisclosed fifth vaccine trial on children here in the 1960s took place.

Campaigners have called for vaccine trials to be included in the upcoming mother and baby home inquiry, after it emerged a previously unknown fifth trial was carried out on children here in the 1960s.

A previously unknown fifth vaccine trial was carried out by Glaxo Laboratories on more than 30 young children here in the 1960s.

Survivors of the vaccine trials deserve a full inquiry, and a State apology, writes Michael Dwyer

The urgent need for greater openness and accountability in the murky world of vaccine trials is borne out by today’s front page report showing the public was kept in the dark about a previously unknown trial carried out on Irish children during the 1960s.

Tipperary mother Caroline Dwyer yesterday appealed for an international panel to be appointed to investigate the "execution" by police in Bolivia of her 24-year-old son, Michael Dwyer.

The mother of an Irish security worker shot dead by Bolivian special forces is attempting to personally pressure the country’s leaders to support an international inquiry into his killing.

Eoin English looks at the skilled conservation work now underway to restore the National Monument on Grand Parade ahead of the Easter Rising commemorations planned for Cork in 2016

The mother of a Tipperary man shot dead in Bolivia says new developments in the case have brought her light at the end of the tunnel.

An Irish woman is calling for international pressure to be put on Bolivia over the investigation into her son's death there five years ago.

Top Irish and EU emissaries have met with Bolivian authorities and repeated calls for an independent inquiry into the killing of Irishman Michael Dwyer in the south American country in Apr 2009.

The family of an Irishman shot dead in Bolivia over an alleged assassination plot are considering making fresh complaints to United Nations’ investigators over the killing.

The family of Irishman Michael Dwyer, who was shot dead in Bolivia in 2009 over an alleged assassination plot, say fresh evidence strengthens their calls for an independent international investigation into the killing.

The family of an Irish man shot dead in Bolivia over an alleged assassination plot say fresh evidence strengthens their calls for an independent international investigation into the killing.

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New questions about the death of Michael Dwyer are to be raised in a documentary to be aired tonight on Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based TV station.

Michael Dwyer’s death was used to further many agendas, writes Michael Clifford.

The family of an Irishman shot dead by Bolivian security forces are meeting UN officials in Geneva today.

A trial sparked by the shooting of an Irishman branded an international terrorist by the Bolivian government is to start next month.

The family of an Irishman shot dead by security forces in Bolivia over an alleged presidential assassination plot is to step up its campaign for EU help in holding the foreign authorities to account.

IRELAND’S cross-party foreign affairs committee has thrown its support behind the family of Irishman Michael Dwyer who are seeking an independent investigation into his death.

IRELAND’S largest ever team flew out for the World Transplant Games in Sweden yesterday with news that transplantation and donation figures for the first half of this year are very positive.

IN an era of falling wages and rising taxes you would imagine consumers would be fighting for every euro — but that doesn’t seem to be the case.

THE family of an Irishman who may have been lured to his death in an anti-terrorist shoot-out in Bolivia hope to meet the Foreign Affairs Minister Micheál Martin again this month as part of their campaign for an international enquiry into his death.

EXECUTIVES at multinational energy company Shell believe the Irish state could be in possession of massive gas resources off the west coast, “up to 20 times” the scale of the already discovered Corrib field.

COST reduction measures undertaken by the owners of pigsback.com will help the company achieve continued operating profits this year.

BOLIVIAN prosecutors investigating the killing of three Europeans, including 24-year-old Tipperary man Michael Dwyer, by police in the South American country last spring claim to have found evidence directly linking the group and the CIA.

ONLINE marketing firm Pigsback.com has raised €1.25 million in fundraising with the company saying it is positive about the future and is trading profitably.

THE Press Council of Ireland received 351 complaints last year, mostly for alleged breaches of the code of practice, including truth, accuracy and privacy issues.

THE European Union has told the mother of the 25-year-old Irish man shot dead by police in Bolivia a year ago that they are willing to get involved in the search for answers regarding his death.

MEPs joined forces today to lobby for an independent investigation into the killing of Michael Dwyer shot through the heart by Bolivian police.

YOUR ISSUE of April 27 quoted a report from the Frontline organisation on the Corrib gas project and related matters.

The Arts Minister has expressed his sadness following the death of the Irish Times film correspondent Michael Dwyer.

The death has been announced of Michael Dwyer, the film correspondent of The Irish Times. He was 58.

A TOTAL of 242 Irish people died in tragic circumstances while away for holidays or work so far in 2009 – the highest number of deaths abroad ever recorded by the Department of Foreign Affairs.

THE future of Empathy Marketing, the company behind the pigsback loyalty brand, has been questioned by its auditors in its latest accounts.