In Burying Peter Sutherland tomorrow, we lay to rest one of very few who rose out

Known as ‘God’s Banker’ and the ‘Father of Globalisation’, Peter Sutherland’s legacy is considerable yet, to some, controversial.

LATEST: Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has today paid a warm tribute to Peter Sutherland after the former Attorney General passed away at St James’s Hospital in Dublin this morning.

AT THE 1982 Fine Gael ard fheis, hard-line conservative TD Alice Glenn praised her party leader’s support for a pro-life, anti-abortion referendum, should the party be elected into office later that year.

Murder probe detectives are continuing to question a man believed to be known to missing teenager Gaia Pope over her suspicious disappearance.

CRH is still tipped to win out in its plans to acquire US cement giant Ash Grove but will likely have to pay more than the $3.5bn (€2.98bn) it had planned for it to fend off an 11th-hour from a US rival.

Few sports tread the Jekyll-Hyde line quite like boxing.

Psychological injuries after head on crash prevented return to work

From news reports it appears that many of the Tyrrelstown tenant victims of the Beltany ‘vampire squid’ are immigrants. Peter Sutherland was for many years the chairman of Goldman Sachs International, of which Beltany is a subsidiary.

AROW of white cycling helmets, glinting in the sunlight, suddenly appears on the horizon, on a hillside road in Alicante, south-eastern Spain. 

Edinburgh 23 Connacht 28: Connacht survived a huge examination from Edinburgh in Murrayfield last evening to stay top of the Guinness Pro 12 with their fifth win on the trot.

THE United Nations’ special envoy on migration Peter Sutherland pulled no punches when he spoke about Europe’s “ruinously selfish” behaviour towards refugees.

The UN special reprehensive for international migration, Peter Sutherland, says “sovereignty is an absolute illusion that has to be put behind us. The days of hiding behind borders and fences has long gone.”

The UN’s expert on migration has said Ireland should not cap its intake of refugees at whatever figure the EU imposes.

Like the idea of being well read but can’t face actually reading the book?

A mother in the UK who admitted killing her baby girl while suffering from postnatal depression has been jailed for three years pending successful psychiatric treatment.

It is a case of text on the beach as the younger generation are no longer taking books on holiday but are instead lounging by the pool with their smartphones, a study has found.

David Cameron was under mounting pressure last night after describing migrants trying to reach Britain as a "swarm".

Colin Montgomerie will get little respite after an arduous week at the US Open when he defends the senior equivalent in Sacramento this week.

Anti-racism charity Show Racism the Red Card has praised Leicester’s actions over their shamed players and called for the trio to be educated.

De La Rue, which prints notes for the Bank of England, said its annual profits fell sharply as it faced challenging market conditions and price pressures.

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The English language is evolving at a faster rate now than at any other time in history because of social media and instant messaging, a language expert has said.

Racism is widespread in English football with police having to deal with hundreds of incidents from the top of the game right down to grassroots level, an investigation has revealed.

The movie franchise The Expendables rolls ever on and its set to get a new outlet with an action/drama TV show

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Imperial Call, the 1996 Cheltenham Gold Cup winner, has died aged 25.

The selection of an Irishman to head up the Agriculture portfolio at the European Commission will be seen as a major feather in the cap for the Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, following a pretty fruitful week on the European front for a Government about to come under renewed attack from the Opposition.

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WHEN well-known scandals, like that of the mother-and-baby homes or the Magdalene Laundries, finally hit the public consciousness — we often hear a common refrain: "Oh it was a different time."

The High Court has cleared the way for a Nama-appointed receiver to sell a Dublin 4 property occupied in recent weeks by squatters.

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Co-operative Group chief executive Euan Sutherland has reportedly offered to quit, saying the business is “ungovernable”.

Kiefer Sutherland says the '24' movie is an "ongoing situation".

FitzGerald agreed a constitutional change was needed to protect against abortion but failed to have it framed correctly, writes Ryle Dwyer.

Donald Sutherland hopes 'Hunger Games: Catching Fire' will inspire a revolution in America.