1916 letter provides a link to only Cork man killed in the Rising, writes Niall Murray

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Everyone’s favourite TV judge has popped up in Dublin this weekend and joined a group of Irish dancers on stage for a photo.

World number one golfer Rory McIlroy has settled his long and bitter contract dispute with his former agent in a deal believed to be worth more than €17.25m.

If Rory McIlroy thought his disengagement from Caroline Wozniacki was a public affair, it was a Sunday morning stroll over a local nine-hole course compared to the majors-scale excitement caused by his uncoupling from his former management company.

A man has pleaded guilty to attacking a senior judge and a security guard at the Four Courts.

AS we all know, St Patrick’s Day was last week and we were all able to celebrate our Irishness once again. It’s a festival celebrated globally and we, the Irish, should be honoured to have a festival celebrated so universally.

It is a matter of taste, or maybe conviction. Either way the relics of St Anthony have prompted the devotion of thousands in all-weathers around the country.

On Sept 15, Dublin will host an aviation event that is unique and highly symbolic of Ireland’s ambition in this global industry.

Luas Red Line services are back to normal in Dublin City Centre after a crash between a tram and a car this morning.

Luas Red Line services are disrupted in Dublin city centre this morning after a crash between a tram and a car.

A digital record of the land transfer after the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland has gone live, detailing the 17th-century landlords in every county and parish.

Inmates jailed for less than five years should have their sentences halved to tackle chronic overcrowding, campaigners have said today.

A 24-year-old man has been charged with making a threat to kill a barrister in an alleged incident at the Four Courts in Dublin last year.

As I near Dublin Airport, the view out the window looks comfortingly familiar.

PRESIDENT Mary McAleese gave her final keynote speech last night, praising Liberator Daniel O’Connell and speaking about dramatic and personal events surrounding her wedding day.

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THE disparate threads of the Celtic Tiger Tragedy suddenly became woven into a single tapestry of sorrow at the opening of the Convention Centre Dublin as what was intended to be the icon of the boom instead showcased those buried beneath the rubble of the bust.

Transport chiefs hit out today at Dublin City Council’s plan to expand 30kph speed limits.

A DUBLIN businessman is due to go on trial at the Central Criminal Court in Dublin today charged with the murder of his wife at their family home just over a year ago.

A convicted arsonist has been found guilty by a Central Criminal Court jury of raping a nine-year-old girl twice on a beach and orally raping her in a Dublin house 16 years ago.

Rising tides are eating away at Ireland’s most historic landmark – but experts today said there was no danger of O’Connell Bridge falling into the sea.

An independent expert has been called in to examine one of Ireland’s foremost landmarks over fears it is falling apart because of global warming.

There were angry scenes at the Four Courts earlier today when a person sitting in the public gallery was removed from a court room after the Court of Criminal Appeal imposed a 120 hour community sentence order on a man who admitted dangerous driving causing death of a young woman.

The Taoiseach and Fianna Fáil Ministers will travel the country in a ’battle bus’ in a bid to secure a yes vote in the Lisbon Treaty referendum on June 12, it was claimed today.

“THERE’S no joy anymore. There never will be without Siobhán.”

TWO people were being held by gardaí last night after death threats were made to a senior prison officer.

BLACKROCK International Land’s joint venture has been chosen to redevelop Dublin’s Market Area by the City Council.

Blackrock International Land has today reported pre-tax profits of €13.1m for the 12 months ended December 31, 2007, down around 30% from the previous year’s figure.

EAMON de Valera should not automatically be awarded first prize in every conflict he had with Winston Churchill.

A row was brewing tonight over plans to bring Dublin’s gridlocked streets to a crawl by slashing speed limits to just 30kph (18.6mph).

WORK on a €120m landmark criminal court complex in Dublin, capable of handling over 200,000 criminal cases each year, is scheduled to begin next week, and is due for completion in 2010.

A pregnant Irish teenager whose baby is expected to die shortly after birth will stage a High Court challenge today against efforts to stop her travelling abroad for an abortion.

Tommy Barker finds that this Dublin 8 property is a home within a house.

AN AUSTRALIAN company is set to build the €100 million supercourt in Dublin, it emerged yesterday.

An Australian company is set to build the new €100m supercourt in Dublin, it emerged today.

GARDAÍ were last night working to catch those behind the latest security scare at Dublin’s Four Courts.

THREE young people yesterday made the gruesome discovery of a body in a derelict building in Dublin’s north inner city.

Celebrity chef Conrad Gallagher has been found not guilty of theft by a jury of six men and women at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court following a six-day trial.

Legal history is being made today as an Australian court sits for the first time in Ireland to take evidence from a man paralysed during a holiday swimming accident.

More than 10,000 runners were due to throng the streets of the Irish capital for the Dublin Marathon tomorrow.