Joe Leogue revisits the Tina Satchwell missing person case as today marks six months since the last reported sighting of the Youghal woman.  

Justice may be seen to be done shortly with the possible disposal of a magnificent, but vacant, courthouse building.

Two brothers, one a Leaving Certificate student, have been jailed for “brutal” assaults two years ago.

Two brothers, one a Leaving Certificate student, have been jailed for “brutal” assaults two years ago.

The 12 pubs of Christmas, seven women, three incidents, multiple cases of guilt proven, one acquittal, and — possibly — no convictions following a hearing yesterday described by a judge as “women behaving badly”.

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There are 20 lots due under the auction hammer Thursday next, May 7, in the latest IAMSOLD/Munster Property Auction.

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LEAVING the tourist office, we go left, along the waterfront. Scilly hamlet, with its imposing old buildings on the shore, is seen across the water or exposed mud flats of the Inner Harbour.

BROWN’S MILLS WALK, KINSALE, CO CORK

Kerry County Council is facing legal challenges from what could be termed opposite sides in its attempt to bring in new street trading laws in Kenmare.

The midlands is to get a triple jobs boost amid signs of an upturn in the retail sector.

New rules for controlling street trading in a Co Kerry heritage town will attempt to rein in the sellers of everything from geansaí to goats cheese.

A teenager has been arrested in Castlebar, County Mayo after another teenager was stabbed in the town this afternoon.

Farmers are far from pleased with Dairygold’s milk supply plans, writes Catherine O’Brien

Ten food businesses were served with closure orders for breaches of food safety legislation last month.

Ten food outlets were closed in February by the Food Safety Authority after health breaches.

It’s all about horsepower at the Racing Home for Easter Festival in Mallow.

Three closure orders and two prohibition orders were issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) in Cork last month.

Ryanair starts flying direct from Cork to Krakow this week. Great timing, says Pól Ó Conghaile, if you want to visit one of the most atmospheric Christmas markets in Europe.

Teams of teenagers are set to battle it out in a live cook-off as part of a Cork market town’s first food festival this weekend.

Euphoric scenes on the streets of John Joe Nevin’s hometown of Mullingar were marred by allegations of discrimination against Travellers yesterday.

The youngest member of Team Ireland, Michael Conlan, has added to Ireland’s historic Olympic medal tally tonight.

Michael Conlan is aiming to book a place in the Olympic flyweight boxing final this evening.

One of the country’s best-known public houses — Morrisey’s in Abbeyleix, Co Laois — was one of seven food outlets served with a closure order for breaches of food safety legislation.

Gardaí are investigating the death of a 52-year-old man found in the centre of Portlaoise in the early hours of this morning.

Festival organisers around the country were thanking their lucky stars this morning as the rotten weather of the past number of days broke just in time.

PLACE on a plate — it’s more than just a foodie catchphrase, you know.

Hundreds of parents, teachers and community groups have turned out for a protest in Donegal this afternoon in opposition to cutbacks to education.

Families of two murdered British soldiers have paid an emotional visit to the town where they died to unveil a memorial honouring their loved ones.

CARLINGFORD, Co Louth, is a small and particularly beautiful village situated in the extreme north-east corner of our little Republic — the very place, in fact, where you can see the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea.

DOZENS of cyclists will saddle up this weekend to help fund life-saving cancer treatment in the US for a Cork toddler.

A group of Morris dancers were told to leave a pub because some of their members had bells on their shoes.

A 34-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a stabbing in County Tyrone.

FIRST it was Tahrir Square in Egypt, but next time you see the army it could be in Market Square in Mitchelstown.

A man has had one of his fingers cut off after being assaulted while collecting his children from school in Co. Clare.

Four closure orders were served on food businesses last month, including three eateries in Roscommon.

DUTCH-owned ACC Bank is continuing its disposal of Irish bank branches in 2010, it has just confirmed at year’s end.

ANOTHER big hotel group has withdrawn from Limerick with the decision of the Marriott Hotel group to discontinue its brand name at a city centre property.

AN HISTORIC museum in a top tourist town has been forced to close because of the Government’s ban on public sector recruitment.

THIS election is about employment. Candidates are asking for jobs while hundreds of thousands of people are hearing from politicians failing to deliver on the reciprocal request.