Young father, a corporal, swept to sea while swimming with four other soldiers in Donegal

Separately officers are carrying out a cold case review of evidence gathered since 1977

Gemma O’Doherty’s video about missing girl teturns to air after temporary removal

Ann Doherty raises concern over handling of her twin’s disappearance in Donegal 39 years ago

Scot was convicted of murders of four girls and suspected of at least one other killing

Drivers still avoiding penalty points despite practice being barred by Road Traffic Act

John Redmond said Sgt Michael Galvin ‘changed completely’ after inquiry began

Dublin Fire Brigade, in existence since 1898, could be set to lose its ambulance section

Entrepreneur Peter Drayne paid thousands for specially crafted Gallagher guitar

The National Ambulance Service is under review after a series of problems

Irishwoman Stefanie White is spending winter in Antarctica, helping to conserve belongings found in huts used by the early polar explorers Shackleton, Crean and Scott

Our town centres have huge potential as places in which to rebuild communities

Man named locally as Alan McSherry (48) found dead on country road by his wife at 5.10am

Minister stands by official inquiry into ‘Tit Bonhomme’ sinking

Background: some fear the 999 service has been stretched beyond breaking point