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Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel have been described as “two enemies” inside Red Bull and with a relationship now broken beyond repair.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger must take some responsibility for the drop in form of goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny – according to the players’ father, himself a former Poland international.

Michael Lowry paid his land agent £250,000 just days after the same property scout separately agreed to retract a reference linking the TD to the controversial Doncaster Rovers project.

Bankrupt businessman Seán Quinn, his son Seán, and nephew Peter Darragh Quinn, could face jail after they were yesterday found guilty by a High Court judge of contempt of court.

A DUBLIN teenager has been jailed for life for murdering and raping 12-year-old Michaela Davis in west Dublin last year.

A Dublin teenager has been jailed for life for murdering and raping 12-year-old Michaela Davis in west Dublin last year.

The father of a 22-year-old construction worker who was shot minutes after leaving home for a night out, has told the Central Criminal Court that his son named one of his best friends as his attacker in his dying moments.

Kerry South TD Michael Healy-Rae said he is "the only person in Ireland that’s paying for other people’s phone bills" as he announced today that he intends to pay back €2,600 in costs incurred by the taxpayer as a result of calls to premium rate phone lines from Leinster House.

All the major fixtures in last weekend’s bowling programme were abandoned because of the continuing severe weather. The massive calendar of events planned for the Christmas period could also fall by the way unless a quick and sustained thaw sets in.

A 84-year-old retired lorry driver has today resolved his legal action over the Law Society's refusal to compensate him for more than €500,000 after his daughter, a solicitor, allegedly misappropriated money from the estate in which he was the main beneficiary.

The trial of a Clare man accused of fatally shooting a neighbour four times with a shotgun has heard the deceased had a fearsome reputation.

A 25-year-old Monaghan man charged with possessing explosives has been released on bail after his father lodged €20,000 in an independent surety.

CORK City libraries have, once again, performed a noteworthy public service, principally through the efforts of librarian Liam Ronayne and Kitty Buckley of the music library.

Renault has confirmed its intention to remain in Formula One, despite the stain on their reputation caused by the Singapore race-fix scandal.

THE state has paid out €12 million in civil cases related to Garda abuses investigated by the Morris tribunal.

The most senior gardaí in Donegal approved of an obsessive zero-tolerance campaign of harassment against the McBrearty’s.

A garda sergeant became a hate figure for a Donegal publican who destroyed his reputation and career, it was claimed today.

Frank McBrearty Snr has refused to give evidence at a tribunal probing claims of garda corruption in Donegal, it emerged today.

A Donegal publican told a former garda sergeant he was trained to kill a man with his bare hands, it was claimed today.

A Donegal publican who won almost €4.5m in damages can afford legal representation at a tribunal probing allegations of garda corruption, it was claimed today.

DONEGAL publican Frank McBrearty Snr will not have to prove his business suffered a downturn in trade during an alleged campaign of Garda harassment, it was ruled yesterday.

Confidential documents held by a solicitor could dismiss the credibility of a Donegal publican, it was claimed today.

A garda today denied harassing a Donegal publican who he claimed was a bully who always wanted his own way.

A Garda detective claimed a Donegal publican threatened to kill him during an inspection of his father’s nightclub, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

Gardaí in Donegal used licensing laws to harass a publican, a solicitor claimed today.

THE Morris Tribunal is more concerned with probing the running of a nightclub than investigating allegations of Garda harassment, it was claimed yesterday.

A garda whistleblower today urged an overhaul of laws brought in just months ago to help officers expose rogue colleagues.

A Cork man pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of his brother after stabbing him six times in the chest and leg during a row at their family home.

TWO significant retirements from Dáil Éireann were marked this week one political dynasty continues while another Cork family severed links with Leinster House.

Journalist Frank Connolly today revealed he was aware former Taoiseach John Bruton pressured Fine Gael colleagues not to help a Donegal family’s battle against garda corruption.

Former Minister for Justice John O’Donoghue today told the Morris Tribunal he was highly sceptical and suspicious of allegations of garda corruption in Donegal brought to his attention by two opposition politicians.

A senior detective today said he accepted the McBrearty family went through hell in the years following a botched death probe in Donegal.

A retired Donegal garda had no axe to grind with publican Frank McBrearty Snr when he was carrying out interviews as part of a murder probe, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

A number of senior gardaí were aware a consultant had warned against the continued interrogation of a Donegal nightclub owner but continued to detain him, the Morris Tribunal heard today.

The manslaughter trial of Mayo farmer Padráig Nally resumed at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin today after he was released from hospital where he was being treated for a medical condition.

A garda sergeant today insisted he was intimidated by a suspect wrongly arrested during a murder case 10 years ago.

A PUBLICAN wrongly arrested during a botched murder probe knew about his son’s false murder confession four months before he claims to have been made aware of it, the Morris Tribunal yesterday heard.

Gardaí in Donegal have erected a blue wall around them that will not be penetrated or demolished, it was claimed today.

KEY witness Frank McBrearty Snr stormed out of the Morris Tribunal yesterday vowing to sell his business to fight his case in the High Court after clashing with the tribunal chairman.

TWO senior garda officers asked a publican under interrogation during a murder probe to sign a blank sheet of paper, it was claimed yesterday.

A publican wrongly arrested during a botched murder inquiry today claimed he was unable to visit his mother’s grave because of the shame gardaí had brought on his family.

A publican arrested during a botched murder probe today claimed he was taken in for questioning by gardai on the word of criminal informers.