BULLETIN: Polish man charged with New Year's Day murder; Storm Eleanor leaves Meath mum homeless
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A Co Meath mum had a lucky escape when two trees came crashing through her home during storm Eleanor, writes Louise Walsh.
Gardaí have begun a probe after a74-year-old man was found with head injuries on a roadway in Passage West, Co Cork in the early hours of this morning.
A Polish man has appeared in court charged with the New Year’s murder of another Polish man in Co Cavan.
A Donegal Sinn Féin TD has said it 'beggars belief' that a Junior Minister landed a €13,000 pay rise for one of her staff.
Apple has warned owners of its iPhones, iPads and computers that they are affected by a processor flaw that could leave them vulnerable to hackers.
The chief of the IDA has said it was still up to Apple whether or not to build its much delayed €850m data centre at Athenry, and it was“unreasonable” for the tech giant to commit at this stage before planning appeals have been exhausted.
Barkley close to Chlesea move? And other football rumours from the media today.
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Ask Audrey: 'I’m afraid it’s impossible to stay classywhile admitting you bought a house in Glanmire'.
David Attenborough has criticised Bear Grylls over the killing of animals on his TV shows.
As Ashes traditions go, watching former Australian prime minister Bob Hawke chug a beer in the stands is probably the creme de la creme.
