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Nightly Roundup: Mother of slain man wants answers; what's new for '19th Hole Man' - Vimarsana News

Nightly Roundup: Mother of slain man wants answers; what's new for '19th Hole Man'

From a crash in Phoenix that left a number of pedestrians wounded to a mother's search of justice for her slain son, here's a look at some of our top stories.

Legendary Offaly musician remembered - Vimarsana News

Legendary Offaly musician remembered

Monday nights at The Tap. Five little words that have come to roll off the tongue with all the ease and comfort of a best friend's name, for so many musicians a...

Big Read: Parts 1 and 2 of Paul Kimmage's special report on the troubling case of the whistleblower in the Department of Agriculture - Vimarsana News

Big Read: Parts 1 and 2 of Paul Kimmage's special report on the troubling case of the whistleblower in the Department of Agriculture

She was dragging it out. "I know that you probably would have seen a good bit of that material as well. Umm, I've had the benefit, I suppose, of having seen the material unredacted." What had she seen? "Umm… Now, from what I have looked at so far, I haven't been… I haven't seen any evidence of wrongdoing." How hard had she looked? "Umm, but the question is," she said, "where do we go from here?" The Department of Agriculture and Food said it expected to close its files on the €165,000 Cooley peninsula ewe premium fraud uncovered during the foot-and-mouth crisis by the end of the month. ...

The problem with trying to do the right thing - Vimarsana News

The problem with trying to do the right thing

'John Doe' took a last drag from his cigarette, stubbed the butt into a tray and stepped from the terrace to the laptop on his desk. It was a balmy summer's evening in August 2017 and he had spent months thinking about his job at the Department of Agriculture and the right thing to do about some very inconvenient truths. Now he was doing it: "Dear Minister, pursuant to the Protected Disclosures Act 2014, I wish to make the following Protected Disclosures..."