MORNING BULLETIN: Handouts as navy recruits wait for pay; €155 bottle of whiskey put on charity CEO’s credit card
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A woman will appear in court this morning in connection with the homicide of a three-year-old boy in Dublin.
A social worker who wrote a letter to garda whistleblower Sergeant Maurice McCabe in December 2015 containing false allegations of sexual abuse has denied she was “a puppet of the gardaí”.
A damning internal audit of the Catholic Institute for Deaf People found numerous financial discrepancies as well as excessive spending on its credit cards, including a €155 bottle of whiskey.
Naval officers organised a whip-around to bail out a number of recruits who have not been paid for weeks.
A father and son have been killed after a deep sinkhole swallowed their car on a major Mexican road, officials said.
Congressional investigators plan to question the former chairman of the Trump campaign and will subpoena him if necessary, the Senate Judiciary Committee panel's chairman has said.
Dónal Óg Cusack has claimed that a standardised sliotar for hurling is urgently required.
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Documentary The Silver Branch is a cinematic love letter to two Clare farmers, and their insights into a dying way of life, says Louise Roseingrave
Game Of Thrones is expected to be absent from the list of Emmy Award nominations to be announced today following its record-breaking haul last year.
William Crozier may have been born in Scotland, but the late artist spent many happy years in West Cork. Tina Darb O’Sullivan previews a major exhibition of his work in Skibbereen
