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We’re not sure what this driver was trying to attempt but, safe to say, they didn’t pull it off.

450,000 Irish people suffer from the so-called ‘invisible illness’ of depression. Journalism graduate, Rebecca Maher, spoke to two Waterford men who decided to put pen to paper and document their own personal struggles of depression in the hope of inspiring others who may be affected by mental illness.

THE Twentieth Century fox moved to the city and is prospering. Now the 21st Century rabbit is following suit. 

You could have been forgiven for thinking match-fixing had gone away.

A male pill that provides a safe, effective and reversible method of contraception has been brought a step closer by scientists.

A male Pill that provides a safe, effective and reversible method of contraception has been brought a step closer by scientists.

A GOVERNMENT TD has urged the public to have their say on the future of Cork Airport, which is the focus of a ministerial-ordered review.

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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange remains in custody tonight after Swedish prosecutors appealed against a decision to grant him bail.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was granted conditional bail today after appearing in court on an extradition warrant.

HE’S grossly overweight, drinks far too much and drives at breakneck speed without a seatbelt, yet children the world over adore him.

Irish Examiner journalist Dan Buckley reveals how few Irish families — and his was no exception — were left untouched by the reach of the Great War.

THE fatal shooting of John Carthy by gardaí in Abbeylara “should never have happened”, the Barr Tribunal has found.

Overtaking lanes are just one measure that could make a major difference in tackling the carnage on the country’s roads, a major conference heard today.

Irish motorists could be randomly breath-tested by gardaí within a year if legal concerns are resolved, Minister for Transport Martin Cullen said today.

As dawn broke today across the Aegean Sea, more than 10,000 Australians, New Zealanders and Turks gathered to sing hymns and pray for those lost in the First World War battle of Gallipoli, making the trip despite security concerns.

ARTIFICIALLY created sperm and eggs could spell the end of infertility in 10 years, scientists said yesterday.

ANTI-DRUG campaigners and medical experts here and abroad yesterday rejected claims that ecstasy was not as dangerous as had been believed.

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