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A man who subjected another man to an “attack in broad daylight in a supermarket” has been given a suspended prison sentence.

Dr Brendan O’Shea attended the recent IGHNx – an event that draws a capacity crowd and aspires to educate Irish-based doctors on world healthcare ‘Why

The body of a woman recovered at a beach in Blackpool has been confirmed to be that of missing Dublin woman Bernadette Connolly. 

BORIS Johnson’s bungled handling of the Covid-19 pandemic is well known.

The Beatles were always far ahead of their time as they set the template for what could be achieved without limits. Their use of orchestras and instruments such as the sitar expanded the range of music all over the world.

Metalworks factory claims Glenveagh Homes ‘refused’ to notify people buying homes nearby of likely noise

The October Bank Holiday weekend is upon us and with mid-term break also coming around, it’s a busy period for travel across the country.

Disruption to rail services this weekend is due to engineering works from Saturday through to Monday.

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