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Deliberations were delayed on Friday due to Mr O'Toole suffering from an illness, but the jury did deliberate for two hours the afternoon.

Arts Week with Judy Murphy When Ann-Marie O’Sullivan moved to Ireland from Greece in 2018, she didn’t expect that a few years later, she would be directing and appearing in a folk musical about Ireland’s Great Famine. But through a series of serendipitous circumstances, that’s what happened. The musical, In the Midst of Plenty, written […]

Pic of Day: In 2022, following a €5 million investment, the new and reimagined National Famine Museum at Strokestown Park, Roscommon opened its doo...

Significant state investment is required to address ‘shocking’ inequalities that leave cancer patients in the West at greater risk of succumbing to the disease. A meeting of Regional Health Forum West heard that survival rates for breast, lung and colorectal cancers than the national average, and with the most deprived quintile of the population, the […]

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The jury deliberated for a little over two hours before the judge sent it home to resume deliberations tomorrow.

A Ramelton man is one of four men accused of taking part in an armed attack on security men guarding a repossessed farm in Roscommon five years ago.

A Lanesboro poet has distilled three decades of work into a delightful collection for her second publication.

The jury has begun deliberations in the trial of four men accused of taking part in a vigilante group attack on men guarding a repossessed farmhouse five years ...

David Lawlor is charged with false imprisonment and assault causing harm to four security personnel at Falsk, Co Roscommon in December 2019…