MORNING BULLETIN: Catherine Corless hits out at Tuam home process; Decision due in case over rights of the unborn
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Tuam babies campaigner Catherine Corless has hit out at the Government for focusing “on cost” rather than committing to a full forensic excavation, exhumation, and DNA testing of the remains at the Tuam site.
: 'Unspeakable cruelty': Man jailed for shooting horses and dog.
Ireland's highest court is expected to deliver judgment on a landmark case on the rights of the unborn later today.
Cadaver dogs which have been used in searches for the ‘Disappeared’ in the North have been deployed as part of the massive Tina Satchwell search operation.
Two whistleblowers, one story, but very different versions to the point of being irreconcilable, writes Michael Clifford.
International Paper (IP) would need to offer a knockup price for Smurfit Kappa of as much as €10bn and the share price could be in line for a further significant surge.
: I couldn’t help but think how, with the vast majority of the country covered in a thick blanket of snow over the entire weekend that perhaps Ireland’s Six Nations title aspirations are written in the stars, writes Donal Lenihan.
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As an inspirational teacher, actor and producer, few people have had such a beneficial effect on Cork theatre as the late Dan Donovan writes Jo Kerrigan.
No, virgins don’t have an ‘intact’ hymen — that’s just one of the ‘facts’ set straight by two young doctors who’ve set out to educate women, writes Helen Rumbelow.
A suspected Oscar thief is due in court charged with stealing Frances McDormand’s award from an after-party.
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