David Mcneill

Japan’s heatwave puts its traditions to the test

Tokyo Letter: The country struggles to continue as normal as heat records tumble

Rugby World Cup 2019: Getting ready to see Ireland meet the world in Japan

Irish fans travelling need to start making preparations fast. Top advice: bring lots of cash

No evidence Dundalk attack linked to international terrorism - Garda

Yosuke Sasaki (24) had been living in Dundalk and working in call centre

Japan may push for oil embargo after ‘intolerable’ nuclear test

Government gives conflicting signals over how to respond to North Korean aggression

Three go on trial over 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster

Former Tokyo Electric Power executives deny negligence after tsunami swamped facility

Toshiba’s startling spiral downwards continues

One of the huge crown jewels of Japan Inc is on its knees. But will it rise again?

Japan’s emissions have soared since Fukushima nuclear disaster

Fossil fuels have rushed in to fill the gap left by nuclear

$1.2 billion scandal casts a pall on Japan’s corporate clean-up efforts

Toshiba boss and executives resign over profit inflation in past six years

Our Wedding Story: ‘It was perfect – just us and the dog’

Ian Cahill proposed to Niamh Plunkett by the Christmas tree; the couple’s dog, Woodstock, witnessed

Up to 30,000 attend Tokyo St Patrick’s Day parade

Irish dancers and setters (one dressed as Michael Jackson) entertain crowds in Japan

‘Fukushima-Gate’ tapes deepen dispute over nuclear legacy

Account from Japan’s 2011 nuclear disaster was kept secret - until now

No evidence that HSE agreed CRC top ups, says Reilly

Taoiseach says agencies must ‘answer up’ in scheduled meetings with HSE

‘I think about her all the time, I worry that when I get home I’m going to fall apart’

The Furlong family believe they will never learn the truth of what happened to Nicola

Your daughter did not suffer, Hinds tells Furlongs

Prosecution says accused deserves death penalty for murder of Irish student

Life among the Fukushima 50: ‘Don’t call me a hero'

Two years after the triple meltdown at the Daiichi Nuclear power plant, one of the men who stayed at their posts recalls their efforts to prevent a catastrophe of epic proportions

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