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Three brothers have been remanded in custody after they were charged with attacking a 72-year-old woman as she made her way home from Saturday evening mass.

The Football Association has launched an investigation into Karl Oyston over the abusive text messages he sent to a Blackpool fan.

The Football Association is coming under pressure to punish Karl Oyston for branding a Blackpool fan “a retard”.

Karl Oyston has apologised for branding a Blackpool fan “a r****d”.

The Blackpool fan who was allegedly branded “a r****d” by Karl Oyston has called on the Tangerines chairman to resign.

An schoolboy, who was held hostage during a violent ‘tiger’ kidnapping five years ago, was yesterday awarded damages of €17,250 in the Circuit Civil Court against Bank of Ireland.

Kitman Labs’ Injury Profiler has the backing of Leinster Rugby and premier league soccer clubs in the UK, and is now being trialled by some major league soccer clubs in the US, writes Trish Dromey.

Sean O’Brien has confirmed he will not remain a Leinster player for the rest of his career, despite his rejection of overtures from France earlier this year and decision to recommit to his home province for two more seasons.

A taxi driver is finally on the road to recovery with a double lung transplant — after eight false calls for the surgery.

Four brothers who torched the home of a sex offender and his 21-year-old girlfriend seven years ago have been found guilty of manslaughter.

Several of West Cork’s blue flag beaches are set for a facelift as part of a new initiative.

Australia’s government and defence force commander has apologised to hundreds of victims of abuse within the military, clearing the way for victims to receive compensation.

Antrim 2-20 Derry 1-12

THREE years ago Stephen Smith’s wife noticed something odd about his chest. The nipple was inverted.

There’s another Kennedy running for Congress, and a day after he had officially launched his campaign, Joseph P Kennedy III got some advice from a man who knows a thing or two about winning elections.

Dereck Chisora insists his fearlessness and "swagger" will prove decisive when he bids to pull off a shock against Vitali Klitschko this weekend.

THE Australian military has been hit by more sex scandals, including allegations of assault, child porn, rape and drug dealing within its ranks.

Australia will remove all gender barriers in its military over the next five years, opening up the possibility of controversial front-line combat roles, a minister said today.

NINE frustrating months on the sidelines with a knee injury came to an end for Rob Kearney at Murrayfield on Saturday.

Contaminated Egyptian fenugreek seeds are probably the source of Europe's deadly Ecoli outbreaks, health experts warned today, predicting there could be more infections from seeds still in the food chain.

Pakistan criticised the WikiLeaks release for highlighting concerns that enriched uranium could be diverted from its nuclear programme to build a secret weapon.

Police were investigating today whether any Australian law was broken by the latest leaking of confidential documents by online whistleblower WikiLeaks.

The United States and Australia decried Burma’s weekend elections as undemocratic and urged the country’s junta to immediately release pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

Former prime minister Kevin Rudd was made Australia's new foreign minister.

Australia’s first woman prime minister today announced minimum changes to her cabinet in a reshuffle that analysts say points to an election within weeks.

Search teams today found the wreckage of a small plane that disappeared over the weekend carrying 11 people including one Irish man, a spokesman for Cameroon’s government said.

Australia said today that it will take Japan to the International Court of Justice to argue that its “so-called scientific whaling” in the Antarctic violates international obligations.

Australia is to expel an Israeli diplomat after investigators said Israel was responsible for forging four Australian passports used in the killing of a Hamas operative in Dubai, it emerged today.

Australia moved to expel an Israeli diplomat today after investigators concluded Israel was responsible for forging four Australian passports that were used in the killing of a Hamas operative in Dubai.

The US Supreme Court is to rule in a landmark case on whether free speech takes precedence over helping parents keep violent material away from children.

Anti-government protesters dug into their encampments around Bangkok and rejected talk of negotiations today after a month-long stand-off escalated into clashes that killed 20 people in Thailand’s worst political violence in nearly two decades.

Australia has announced today that it will no longer accept refugee claims from Sri Lankans and Afghans, saying the situations in those countries has improved enough that their people may no longer need to seek protection elsewhere.

Rangers have confirmed that majority shareholder David Murray has begun discussions with London-based property developer Andrew Ellis regarding a takeover.

AUSTRALIA’S prime minister set a November deadline for Japan to stop its research whaling programme that kills hundreds of whales a year in Antarctic waters, or face legal action.

Australia’s prime minister has set a November deadline for Japan to stop its research whaling programme that kills hundreds of the creatures every year in Antarctic waters, or face legal action.

Australia plans to broadcast a Burmese language radio service into the south-east Asian nation to promote democracy and human rights, it was revealed today.

Officials say a possible crash site has been located for the charter plane carrying 13 people – including nine Australians – which went missing near a popular tourist site in Papua New Guinea today.

A charter plane carrying 13 people, including nine Australians, to a popular tourist site in Papua New Guinea vanished on its approach to an airport today, the airline and Australia's foreign minister said.

China has told Australian officials it is conducting a criminal investigation of Rio Tinto employees with a focus on commercial and economic issues rather than espionage, Australia’s foreign minister said today.

Thousands of demonstrators protesting over violence against Indian students filled streets in Australia's second largest city, Melbourne, today, as the foreign minister said the government was doing everything it could to solve the crime problem.

The European Union and Japan condemned North Korea’s nuclear test today as a violation of UN sanctions.