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Police investigate car bomb attack
Police in the North will today carry out a painstaking investigation into a car bomb attack by dissident republicans.
Unions warn of more industrial action
The trade union movement is warning that its campaign of action over Budget pay cuts will soon be escalated.
No-show Prince 'gave no reason' for cancelling concert
Rock superstar Prince will not be appearing as a witness in a High Court case arising out of a dispute over the cancellation of a concert the musician was due to perform in Dublin in June 2008.
Murder accused drew map to lead gardaà to victim's body, court hears
Anne Corcoran’s killer drew gardaà a map of where he burned and buried her body after a garda recognised him from CCTV footage withdrawing money from her bank account.
NI politicians agree blueprint to fight sectarianism
Politicians in the North have revealed tonight they had agreed a new blueprint for fighting sectarianism.
Gardaà seize council files in firefighter death probes
The offices of Wicklow County Council were raided today by gardaà investigating the deaths of two part-time firefighters.
Sargent resigns over letter to GardaÃ
Trevor Sargent has announced his resignation from the junior ministerial ranks in the Dáil, admitting an "error of judgement".
Court hears accused hit victim's son before father was killed
A woman on trial for murdering a 66-year-old man hit his son over the head with a baseball bat shortly before the deceased was struck by a car and killed, the Central Criminal Court has heard.
Adams challenges 'enemies of a united Ireland'
The dissident republicans responsible for the current campaign of violence have absolutely no interest in obtaining a united Ireland, Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams said today.
Centre to tackle eating disorders
The country’s first residential centre dedicated to treating patients suffering from life-threatening eating disorders opened its doors today. |
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