-‘Serious risk of corporate failure’

Highlights include Who’s Buying Ireland? and a discussion of pre-nups on Ear To The Ground

A family’s quest to solve a Second World War mystery of why a Japanese officer presented a samurai word to an Irish doctor after a nuclear bomb was dropped on Nagasaki could be solved in the next few days.

JENNY Richardson contracted polio and spent a year in the Princess Margaret Rose Hospital, in Edinburgh.

Three creatives explain their work to Tina O’Sullivan as they prepare for their graduate degree shows

What I do: 2012 has been good. I finished art college last year expecting to have to work in an unrelated field, but ended up working in a gallery and as a freelance arts writer.

Three men being quizzed tonight after being caught in the Atlantic Ocean with cocaine with a street value of more than half a billion euro are suspected mules.

AN EXPERIENCED fisherman drowned while his colleague survived after a miraculous hour-long swim to shore, following the capsizing of their boat off the Cork coast yesterday.

A WORLD removed from the pomp and ceremony of Mr Haughey’s State funeral in Dublin, fishermen in Dingle yesterday bid farewell to the ex-Taoiseach in their own way.

IMPORTED fish, including species landed in the Pacific, are flooding markets in west Cork, home to two major fishing co-ops in Castletownbere and Union Hall.

THE gardaí weren’t the only ones to have upset people

Fine Gael marine spokesman, Simon Coveney, is to march in solidarity with fishermen today in Castletownbere, Co Cork, to highlight the concerns of the fishing industry in the build up to EU negotiations on fish quota allocations next week.

A small boat found floating upturned and empty off the west coast of Ireland is the craft of American Dr Nenad Belic, 62, who left Cape Cod, Massachusetts six months ago on an attempted lone transatlantic voyage.