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Tyrone Associations 100th Anniversary Event 
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Orange Order buoyed by Government meeting on education grants
The Orange Order today described as an historic landmark its meeting with the Government over the slashing of education grants to Protestant schools in Ireland.
Third of bomb disposal call-outs for hoaxes
About one third of all bomb disposal call-outs are to examine a hoax device, Defence Minister Willie O’Dea said tonight.
Three men questioned in North in relation to mortgage fraud
Three men were being questioned in the North this afternoon about millions of euro worth of mortgage fraud, money laundering and tax evasion.
Murdered soldier's family question troop security
The family of a soldier gunned down in the North feel more should have been done to protect the military base, it was reported today.
Foreign student strangled two days after arrival, court told
A popular Swiss student was strangled to death just two days after she arrived in Ireland to learn English, a court heard today.
Jury in sex-assault case discharged
A jury has been discharged in a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court sex assault trial because one of its members has six previous convictions and six outstanding bench warrants.
Taxi driver pleaded for help from group of girls
A taxi driver who was stabbed to death pleaded for help from a group of teenage girls who watched helplessly as he was repeatedly attacked, the Central Criminal Court heard today.
Stab victim's ex-partner says he was violent towards her
The ex-partner of a fatal stab victim told a court he was often violent towards her, and that he also had a fight with the defendant weeks before the killing.
20 months for builder who evaded €500,000 tax over eight years
A building contractor who evaded €500,000 tax over over eight years has been jailed for 20 months by Judge Martin Nolan at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.
Teenager arrested in relation to policeman's murder
A teenager was arrested today by detectives investigating the murder of a policeman in the North. |
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