THE inquest into the death of TV and radio presenter and father-of-five Gerry Ryan will take place today with evidence scheduled to be heard from his partner as well as his wife.

THE funeral of broadcasting legend Gerry Ryan is unlikely to take place before Thursday because of the delay in holding a postmortem as a result of the bank holiday weekend.

HIS voice was instantly recognisable and his views instantly rousing, but it was the immediacy and immensity of the shock that followed Gerry Ryan’s death that spoke volumes for the broadcaster’s extraordinary appeal.

GERRY RYAN’S last broadcast provided no hint that it would be the final time his legions of loyal listeners would hear his voice.

A HUMOUROUS painting paying homage to the best-known pubs around Dublin in the 1940s will be the toast of an auction house when it goes under the hammer this week.

THE residents of Waterloo Road in Dublin 4 and the commuters using that route have suffered for many months as a result of road works which are slowly progressing and the end may be in sight at least for those blessed with good vision.

THE day had gone off largely without incident right up to the violent clashes at Phoenix Park.

Gardai in Dublin are investigating the death of an elderly woman, whose body was found in a house in Donnybrook.