A jury has found a man and woman not guilty of the manslaughter of a student who died on New Year’s Day 2012.

A Kildare man has been jailed for three-and-a-half years for the manslaughter of a student in Mullingar on New Year’s Day 2012.

A Kildare man has been jailed for three and half years for the manslaughter of a student in Mullingar over 18 months ago.

As part of AIB’s attempts to beef up its wealth management division it has hired Patrick Farrell as managing director of its private bank.

Three young people have today been charged with the unlawful killing of Andrew Dolan.

Ulster Bank has today announced the appointment of Patrick Farrell to the position of Head of Private Banking.

ULSTER Bank is moving back to the days of personal banking for the wealthy.

YESTERDAY’S West Waterford Foxhounds point-to-point meeting at Lismore is one that will live long in the memory of teenager Jason Kiely for the 18-year-old amateur from Herbertstown partnered an initial career winner aboard the Patrick Farrell-trained Haile Deadly in the winners of one contest.

Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan is to give the keynote address at an upcoming conference on Ireland's new structures of financial regulation.

ULSTER Bank has made a play for the significant portion of consumers expected to switch banks in the coming months by offering a cash incentive to join.

Ulster Bank has today announced the appointment of Patrick Farrell as head of product marketing.

TWO Irishmen living in Thailand spent some time drinking together before one launched a fatal attack on the other — stabbing him first in the neck, then in the back, police in a popular beach resort said.

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THE Union of Students in Ireland (USI) last night urged those going to college to avoid running up huge debts on credit cards.

IN little over a month, Dublin’s north inner city has witnessed five violent deaths. .

A MAN will appear in court this morning in relation to the fatal stabbing of an Eastern European in Dublin over the weekend.

A man who died after a violent attack in Dublin had intervened in a row between a couple. Patrick Farrell, from Dunne Street on the north-side of the city, was kicked and stabbed to death. It is believed a barbecue fork was used in the attack.

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