Person: O’Ceallaigh

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Jan O’Sullivan a high profile casualty as Limerick sees Sinn Féin surge

Jan O’Sullivan, a Labour TD for the past 23 years and her 4,667 votes, in the end, brought Leddin into the fourth and final seat ahead of Independent Frankie Daly.

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Duggan and Casey lead the way as LIT book home Fitzgibbon quarter-final

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Galway crowned Connacht champs for second time in three years

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News site rebuked for posting school film

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Nearly 1,800 nurses ‘needed’ to fill vacancies in health system

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Ex-teacher jailed as he continues to deny sex abuse

Former solicitor pleads guilty to theft of €2.8m

A former solicitor will be sentenced in July on mulitple charges of theft of more than €2.8m from client accounts.

Fri, 07 Feb, 2014

Time for our patriarchal birth industry to finally put woman and children first

Why would anyone choose a poorly resourced, poorly supported home birth in Ireland when modern, fully-staffed hospitals are now available to everyone? Here’s why: in Irish hospitals labouring women are treated with something close to disdain.

Thu, 12 Sep, 2013

Press Council defends its role in wake of O’Brien libel action

Ireland’s Press Council has defended its role in the wake of recent criticisms voiced by Denis O’Brien during his libel action against the Irish Daily Mail.

Wed, 20 Feb, 2013

Ombudsman called to give evidence in UK Leveson Inquiry

Ireland’s Press Ombudsman has been called to give evidence to the Leveson Inquiry next week.

Fri, 06 Jul, 2012

Green dream: London’s biggest St Paddy’s Day parade yet

THE centre of London was virtually brought to a standstill yesterday as thousands of Irish people took part in a St Patrick’s Day parade through the city which culminated in Trafalgar Square.

Mon, 13 Mar, 2006