A NUN lost her claim of unfair dismissal from a primary school as the judge said she was appointed through the legal contrivance of not having to compete for her job and she had to accept the rules when the job ended.

THE secondhand market has bottomed out in key location areas – and shortage of supply is part of the reason.

QUIET cul-de-sac overlooking a green area is a bit of a brochure mantra — but it’s there for a reason.

A MAN pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of assault causing serious harm to young Limerick man Denis Franklin, who has been left in what was described a permanent vegetative state.

TWELVE years ago, while pregnant, I wept for the people of Basra, when women, children and their elderly relatives were killed while attempting to flee the city, during a war carried out

A STUDENT couple caught having a semi-naked romp in the middle of Croke Park on the night before the All-Ireland hurling final last year will have to wait another week to find out if they face conviction for their romantic escapade.