Letter from Dublin: The Sierra Leone island with an Irish name and a slave-trading past
The tourist island near Freetown is lush and green but needs funds to preserve its heritage
Key witness in Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder inquiry dies
Rosie Shelley told court Ian Bailey said ‘I did it, I did it’ while discussing French woman’s death
Seán Moran: How has it got this bad for Offaly hurling?
Kevin Martin may have reached the end of the road but he was treading an impossible path
Fateful day dawns for the Faithful County hurlers
Offaly face a huge relegation playoff against Carlow as they bid to halt a stark decline
Hoping against hope not to see the Faithful departed
Offaly must win key clash with Dublin or they face relegation to the McDonagh Cup
Former Offaly hurler opposed to change in championship format
Brendan Murphy says it would be disastrous for his county to lose their status
Sinn Féin not allowing facts derail good ‘Irish slaves’ yarn
Understanding of 17th century history is inaccurate and fuels racist agenda, say critics
Adams line on nationalism and slavery wide of mark
Sinn Féin president’s retreat from incendiary tweets exposes an underlying anxiety
Ian Bailey case: Marie Farrell evidence derailed action
Credibility problem of star witness for damages action simply one hurdle too many
Ian Bailey case: What the jury wasn’t told
Dry run of ex-DPP Jim Hamilton’s evidence heard in absence of jury to determine what he could say
Gardaí did not conspire to implicate Ian Bailey in 1996 murder, jury finds
Judge says failure to find killer of Sophie Toscan du Plantier a source of anguish
Chief superintendent ‘very perturbed’ by DPP correspondence concerning Bailey case
Evidence in case may conclude on Friday after which it will adjourn for a week to resume from March 23rd
Ex-garda denies no interest in backing up Ian Bailey innocence
John Paul Culligan said he had five reasons for arresting Bailey over Toscan du Plantier murder
Ian Bailey arrest seen as ‘apex’ of Toscan du Plantier inquiry
Retired Detective Denis Harrington said there was enough evidence to warrant arrest
Bailey: garda asked State solicitor to contact minister over charges
Former DPP took exception because it represented gardaí going ‘further than normal’
Ian Bailey case: Court hears Gardaí said all we have is ‘weak circumstantial evidence’
Jury told that gardaí said that they needed to ‘break’ Bailey’s partner Jules Thomas
Cunningham ratified as manager of the Galway hurlers for another two years
Dublin to decide on hurling manager in coming days
Court grants Ian Bailey access to Garda recordings
Four gardaí express concern over privacy and possible media leaks prior to trial
McCabe offered ‘200%’ commitment to his role
Garda colleagues and barrister Guerin commend whistleblower
Legal moves put paid to any discussion of pay or pensions
The Rehab chairman insisted the board was not oblivious to the controversy
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