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Brother of Bloody Sunday victim launches bid to prevent murder charge end

Criminal proceedings against Soldier F to be discontinued after prosecution service ruled

True Colours – Frank McNally on the late Kenneth Kaunda’s Irish connections

An Irishman’s Diary

Suspect in Garda shooting has lengthy involvement in crime

Dubliner involved in gangland crime and served 10 years for cocaine possession

Man arrested over Dublin shooting had been warned of threat on his life

Convicted drug dealer who served 10-year sentence has long been involved in feuding

May 25th, 1921: How burning the Custom House made Ireland ungovernable by the British

The Dublin landmark was the ‘administrative heart of the British civil service machine’ in Ireland

Sligo Rovers inflict fourth defeat of the season on struggling Dundalk

James Akintunde spares Derry’s blushes against Longford at the Brandywell

Fineos acquires Spraoi in deal worth up to $10.6m

Insuretech says transaction is expected to be earnings accretive after its first full year

Families of five Bloody Sunday victims challenge prosecution decision

North’s Public Prosecution Service ruled former British soldiers should not be tried

Tannery and Cliff House chefs collaborate on meal kit with nationwide delivery

Six-course menu features dishes by Paul Flynn, Ian Doyle, Roisin Horsom and Judit McNally

Bridge Notes: Galway’s online congress attracts strong fields

European Bridge League has announced team championships planned for Madeira in June have been cancelled

Irish fintech Fineos on target to surpass €100m in revenues

Company sees 30% rise in first-half sales as employee numbers grow to over 1,000

Seeds of hope for children in the planting season ahead

Social enterprise GIY’s schools-based event The Big Grow is in its 10th year

Challenges ahead for the Archbishop of Dublin

Problems are enormous but new archbishop has track record of being undaunted

President leads tributes to HIV/Aids campaigner Fr Michael Kelly

Jesuit priest, who has died aged 91, remembered for his intellect, ‘positivity and compassion’

Why Waterford is ‘the best Covid county in Ireland’

It’s had blips, but Waterford still has the lowest cumulative incidence of Covid-19

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