“He is going to come and see his family has changed," his sister Omaima said.
Former sports writer exchanged at least 16,000 text messages with girl
The betrayal of basic ethics goes so deep only the criminal law can root it out
The policy will come into effect next year instead of November
Streaming services are eyeing the disgraced Weinstein Company’s valuable back catalogue
The Irish actor has had 12 months of terrible films, in an otherwise sparkling career
EPA says failure to tackle sewage-treatment deficiencies poses unacceptable risks
‘We met the Minister, it was a very constructive meeting’, saysAIB chief executive
Hospital development board had appealed the conditions for a fire safety certificate
The income tax deadline is fast approaching. For all workers this is an opportunity to be proactive and save on their tax bills and for their retirement
News that Simon Zebo is leaving Munster is disappointing but not entirely unexpected
Panel of justices in London told current law discriminates against women on grounds of sex
Dublin man spent time in prison for robbery, carjacking and petrol bombing
Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland report says current system is unviable
Collision happened at Ballymagarvey Farm, Balrath at around 6.50am on Tuesday
Vampy and glam is great for the witching season but it can work on other occasions too
The remarkable story of the psychiatrist who brought his famous fellow philosopher to Ireland and shed valuable light on his ideas
Emma Coffey says hard Border is ‘inevitable’ and political leaders must prepare for it
Remarks to MPs again raise prospect of UK crashing out of EU with no deal and no buffer
By the time the trade talks reach the critical point, both sides may conclude that the price of a compromise is worth paying
Inside Politics: Paschal Donohoe calls in heads of banks for dressing-down over mortgage scandal
Oireachtas committee vote on Eighth Amendment a significant setback
Probably wise: the last time the Danes were this underestimated, they did quite well
With eight lanes for much of its length the M50 is Ireland's biggest road and one of its most congested. Some of its regular commuters share their stories.
Childcare for all ages is heavily subsidised here, and standards are excellent
One day event organised by Local Enterprise Offices, Enterprise Ireland, IDA, Údarás na Gaeltachta and WDC to be held in Galway on November 9th
Great golf, excellent restaurants and world-class accommodation ensure Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast never disappoints
The pension savings gap has increased by 38 per cent since 2010 and Ireland now has the second-highest gap in eight EU countries surveyed
With winter just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to prepare your home for the cold months ahead. Follow these ten easy steps to keep your home toasty and efficient
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