Person: Niamh Horan

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<p> Denis and Helen Sayers at John Twiss's monument at Cordal, Castleisland, County Kerry. John Twiss is expected to receive a posthumouis pardon from President Higgins. Picture: Don MacMonagle</p>

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The Big Read: John Twiss: Hanged for a crime he didn't commit

A BBC series in 2017 on murder mysteries that looked at the case of John Twiss came to the conclusion he was wrongly convicted and hanged for murder. It was time for his family to act, reports Mick Clifford

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Westmeath come from seven points behind to secure intermediate Camogie title

Pamela Greville shot nine points, three of them from play, while Laura Doherty and Amy Scally led an astounding second-half defensive effort that kept Galway to one injury-time minor, as Westmeath overturned a seven-point interval deficit to win the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Championship.

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New book portrays ‘very modern Taoiseach’

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar was the notable absentee from the well-attended launch of the first biography of him.

celebrity

Things got heated between Vogue and Niamh Horan last night on the topic of body shaming

HIV cases have risen 11% and RTÉ should highlight plight of people who have Aids

rugby

Journalist “surprised” at storm of controversy around women’s rugby article

Backlash to 'lazy stereotypes' in women's rugby article builds

Railway Union RFC said they “are disappointed that what could have been a hugely positive article promoting women's rugby in Ireland at time of such achievement internationally has been reduced to stereotyping.”

Mon, 11 Aug, 2014

It’s more about blame game than end game

Gerard Howlin looks at the repercussions from the Meath-East by-election and argues that what matters more than who wins, is how the result compares to expectation

Thu, 28 Mar, 2013