The jury in the Graham Dwyer trial has seen videos of the architect flying a model aircraft at a family day three days before he is alleged to have murdered 36-year-old Dublin childcare worker Elaine O’Hara.

The competition regulator has made its first significant move to hinder price fixing and cartel activity in 14 years.

Ireland falls below strict World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines on air pollution for four potentially harmful emissions.

Ireland falls below strict World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines on air pollution for four potentially harmful emissions.

The powers and advocacy role of Ireland’s National Consumer Agency (NCA) must not be lost when the body is merged with the Competition Authority.

CORK CITY have appointed businessman Patrick Kenny as their new Chief Executive Officer.

It’s been a good winter for the Irish feature Winter’s End, with three top awards at a major fest in Mumbai in India.

RECENT Amnesty International reports on North Korea and the United States would seem to give the lie to columnist Patrick Kenny’s glib designation of ‘civilised’ to western countries and ‘evil’ to North Korea (Irish Examiner, October 25).

YOUR columnist Patrick Kenny (Irish Examiner, September 7) refers on at least two occasions to ‘the right to be wrong’.

THE threats to religious freedom and free speech outlined by your columnist Patrick Kenny (Irish Examiner, September 7) are not just limited to Europe.

IRELAND’S burgeoning film industry will be making its mark at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, with some of the country’s finest stars taking to the red carpet.

Ireland’s blooming film industry will be making its mark at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, with some of the country’s finest stars taking to the red carpet.

Ken Loach-directed Irish Civil War story The Wind that Shakes the Barley leads a strong showing of Irish films at this year's Cannes Film Festival, which runs from May 17 - 28.

HE’S a plumber by day and an actor by night, but Michael Crowley shouldn’t be unblocking pipes for too much longer.

“AS THE night progressed the party mood was dampened as fights broke out among several rowdy, drunken louts. Punches and kicks were thrown. Abusive language was hurled back and forth in attempts to provoke confrontation.

The Ronan Mullen Column

Today is the last official day of campaigning ahead of the re-run of the Nice Treaty referendum this Saturday. From midnight tonight, a media moratorium will be imposed to give voters the opportunity to consider their choices before casting their votes.

Fianna Fail is to hold press conferences today to try and swing the undecided vote in the re-run of the Nice Treaty referendum.

The no campaigners 'equal in Europe' are slamming the Taoiseach's inaugural address.