The late Willie Crowley would have continued to serve the people of Millfield Manor after a fire levelled a terrace of houses there, writes Michael Clifford

In the middle of his hardest sessions, right when the pain gets close to intolerable, Arthur Lanigan-O’Keeffe imagines a very specific scenario.

Kildare County Council has refused to publish a report highlighting major fire concerns in a housing estate where six homes were destroyed by fire in late March.

Of all the pieces of advice Chris Robshaw has received as England captain, one from Conor O’Shea will have stuck with him.

Two men and a woman have admitted involvement in an attack on a man who was found naked, bruised and battered in a taped-up wheelie bin in Co Antrim.

Gardaí are seeking public assistance following a spate of car arson attacks in an east Cork town.

A man has been arrested after a college stabbing left a student’s face covered in blood.

A man has been arrested following a security incident at a college in Belfast during which two people were taken to hospital.

A man who was beaten and sealed inside a wheelie bin after a drink and drug-fuelled party that lasted for days looked like he had been tortured, a court in the North has heard.

THE first major shopping centre to open in Ireland in almost two years will provide up to 450 job.

Jockey Daragh O’Donohoe took his seasonal tally to 16 and provided Godolphin with a winner by the seaside as Desert Chill got off the mark in the Barking Brickwork Maiden Stakes at Brighton.

Brighton’s EBF Newhaven To Le Havre On Transmanche Ferries Maiden Stakes has been landed by some decent future performers in its various guises over the years and this year’s winner Smokey Storm will soon be stepped up in grade too.

Police in north Belfast were today investigating the possibility that the stabbing of a man in the stomach was a sectarian attack.

THE Environmental Protection Agency and the Radiological Protection Institute have given a clean bill of health to the Cork industrial site ravaged by fire last week.

A MAJOR investigation is underway into claims radioactive waste was illegally stored in a warehouse which narrowly escaped destruction in a huge fire in Cork city yesterday.

A couple and their 19-year-old daughter had a narrow escape last night when a petrol bomb was thrown at the front door of their house in the north.