A doctor who exposed himself to a nurse and a teenage patient in two separate incidents has been struck off the medical register by the High Court.

A Muslim peace body is to launch an ‘Anti-Extremism Declaration’ today in a bid to “stop the seeds of radicalism” spreading in Ireland.

GOOD profit levels are now recorded at Kilkenny’s Lyrath Estate hotel and spa on 170 pastoral acres, up for sale a decade after it opened at a development cost of €50m.

Duncan Jones famously said he never used his father’s name as a way of getting a business meeting. But how do other celebrity children fare? Lorraine Courtney examines the parent trap.

It’s 20 years this month since Ballycotton in East Cork was in utter upheaval, during the filming of the Hollywood movie Divine Rapture, starring Marlon Brando, John Hurt, Johnny Depp, Debra Winger and Angeline Ball. 

The wife of bankrupt developer Sean Dunne wants to halt “oppressive” Commercial Court proceedings brought against her over alleged invalid transfers of various of her husband’s assets to her, including a hotel in South Africa valued at more than €18m.

Ah, good old fight gameMonopoly - having just turned 80 years old, the creator of more family arguments than any other form of recreation is releasing a special round-the-world edition.

The miracle of life is, as we all know, as disgusting as it is beautiful.

Convicted taxi driver Zola Tongo has admitted making mistakes in telling police how Anni Dewani was murdered while on her honeymoon in South Africa.

A gay male escort said the millionaire businessman accused of murdering his wife was the "first ever client" he allowed to stay at his home.

Victoria Beckham says she had to turn 40 to realise she has an obligation to help others, particularly women and children fighting disease.

Homeland may have lost its sleeper terrorist anti-hero Nicholas Brody to an Iranian gallows, but the hit US television show will continue to thrill, its creator says.

Delegates at the World Economic Forum on Africa will be isolated from reality on the ground, says Pascal Fletcher.

Leonardo DiCaprio is terrified of sharks after getting trapped in a cage with one.

Cheryl Cole's ex-boyfriend Tre Holloway reportedly wants her back.

If Aisling Foley had stuck to her career plans, she’d be working amid the depressing debris of the property collapse, trying to negotiate settlements between banks and the developers who owe them money.

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A premises housing a VIP piano bar and nightclub which was run as an extension of Dublin’s internationally famed Unicorn Restaurant has been repossessed by its new South African-based owners.

An 80-year-old man hitchhiked for 10,000 miles to scatter his wife's ashes.

When it comes to word power, a school in Co Cork is really a force to be reckoned with.

A teenage sailor from the Netherlands has completed a year-long solo journey around the world.

TEENAGE Dutch sailor Laura Dekker is nearing the finish of her solo sailing trip around the world almost the same way she began it — in good spirits, despite endless debate about the terms under which she is allowed to be at sea.

Sarah Harding has revealed she was addicted to powerful sleeping pills for four years.

Sarah Harding claims Theo De Vries smeared blood all over her face during their holiday bust-up.

LEINSTER and Munster’s top brass have issued a ‘thanks, but no thanks’ response to the possibility of taking their Heineken Cup home matches overseas in the immediate future.

A British shark attack victim whose leg was bitten off was saved by quick-thinking bystanders who applied a makeshift tourniquet from a wetsuit and two belts, a surgeon said today.

WHEN Dr Kadar Asmal died recently in Cape Town, South Africa, he left a world that is poorer for his passing but so much morally and socially richer for his living.

A COUPLE in Cape Town, South Africa, were left shaken on Tuesday after a Southern Right Whale jumped out of the water and crashed onto their sail boat.

Charges were withdrawn today in Cape Town, South Africa, against Sunday Mirror journalist Simon Wright, said his lawyer William Booth.

No non-emergency flights will be allowed in or out of the UK before 6am tomorrow at the earliest, air traffic control company Nats said today.

SCHOOLS catering for children from Southill yesterday opened up new links with young students attending schools in Cape Town, South Africa.

FOR one fleeting moment FAI chief executive John Delaney must have felt his dreams had been come true.

David Beckham has been left devastated today by the death of his grandfather.

THERE still won’t be a rematch but the fallout from Ireland’s controversial World Cup play-off defeat to France has prompted FIFA President Sepp Blatter to call an extraordinary meeting of the governing body’s Executive Committee in Cape Town, South Africa next week.

Charlize Theron was today inducted as the newest UN Messenger of Peace, turning her Academy Award-winning fame to ending violence against women and girls around the globe.

The Spice Girls have issued a personal apology to fans across the globe for scrapping the last leg of their reunion tour.

Ian Smith, the last prime minister of white-ruled Rhodesia, whose attempts to resist black rule dragged the country now known as Zimbabwe into isolation and civil war, has died, according to a family friend. He was 88.

Ewan McGregor has finished his 15,000 mile (24,000 kilometre) motorcycle journey from Scotland to South Africa.

British actor Ewan McGregor has embarked on monumental motorcycle journey from London to Cape Town, South Africa, in a bid to raise money for charity.

Global newspaper circulation rose nearly 2% in 2006 and the number of newspaper titles also increased significantly, according to provisional data revealed today by the World Association of Newspapers.

A memorial service for murdered Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer will be held in South Africa today.

Police hunting the killer of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer are scouring CCTV footage and other electronic records today for clues.