USA: Police have charged a man with trespassing, public drunkenness, and indecent exposure after he was caught on a neighbour’s Pennsylvania farm in the nude, drinking beer among pigs.

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From visiting cultural spots to exploring her favourite clothing label outlets, Michelle Doyle indulged her obsession with all things Swedish by visiting Stockholm in the cold of January.

IT WAS a historic week: Michael D went to meet the Queen; Martin Mac went to meet the Queen; Tommie Gorman went to meet the Queen.

Justin Rose’s magnificent US Open triumph was a victory for the good guy, the hard-worker, the gentleman and the good son.

Touching tributes continued to be paid to Drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich today, as the community stood united in condemning the soldier’s brutal death.

First volume of Margaret Thatcher’s authorised biography is predictably flattering, but not a hagiography, says Shaun Connolly

Tim Clark and Dean Wilson produced solid rounds to end the second day of the Canadian Open at St George’s locked in a tie for the lead.

HALF-TIME in Port Elizabeth and it’s parallel universe time again. Remember the movie Sliding Doors, when Gwyneth Paltrow’s life split in two when she missed her train? On RTÉ, England might have held a half-time lead over Slovenia but the carriage doors had slammed firmly in their faces.

ECONOMIC issues were set to dominate the first Downing Street summit between Taoiseach Brian Cowen and new British Premier David Cameron.

Giancarlo Fisichella put his only flying lap to good use at Silverstone today by setting the fastest time for a race driver in practice for the British Grand Prix.

Messages of defiance against terrorism have been posted on the website werenotafraid.com tonight, as they were after the London terror attacks a fortnight ago.

“RUBY WALSH again, what more can you say”, exclaimed trainer, Michael Philips, after he had watched the maestro pilot his Red Square Lady to victory in the Sand and Gravel Products Hurdle at Cork last night.

A man described by Portuguese police as a ringleader of the English football hooligans involved in rioting on the Algarve works as a fireman in Kent.

LAST year proved to be one of the best years for art sales in Ireland with up to €40 million worth of paintings sold.

DERMOT WELD’S Mutakarrim eventually outclassed his rivals in the Millstreet Hurdle, after finding 1-3 from 4-9, at Cork yesterday.

Tim Henman conceded tonight that his best chance of winning Wimbledon may have “come and gone” after his dreams of glory were dashed again.

London’s first official St Patrick’s Day celebrations were taking place today.

Huge St Patrick’s Day celebrations will be held in London next year, Mayor Ken Livingstone promised today, as he snubbed England’s St George calling him a ‘‘corrupt bureaucrat’’.