The late summer murders: Two men on a mission to kill Irish women
In 1976, the career criminals travelled around Ireland, abducting, raping and murdering women
State’s longest-serving prisoner in fresh bid to secure temporary release
Murderer John Shaw won right for 2 days’ release a year but it has not been granted
State’s longest serving prisoner continues legal bid for temporary release
John Shaw has been in custody since September 1976
A year after her murder, Rose Hanrahan’s neighbours still live in fear
The Limerick pensioner’s killer is still at large, but Garda believes he has fled the country
Kenny an activist on the street and now the Dáil
Neilstown’s first TD says Government did not understand how hurt people are
Man who spent €40k restoring car declared owner by judge
Dublin panel beater had been given car by widow in return for clearing out garage
A brush with the great outdoors at Wexford’s Art in the Open festival
The annual outdoor painting festival in the southeast draws artists from Ireland and overseas
Childers family at centenary celebration of grandparents’ Howth gun-run
Thousands at re-enactment in which rifle boxes are taken from ‘Asgard’ ship replica
Murderer died after three years in vegetative state, inquest hears
Coroner’s court told fatality in vegetative state caused by sepsis due to pneumonia
Realising the dream, with a bit of support
As recently as the 1980s, the idea of assistance for a student with a disability was unheard of. Now support is the norm, and 8,000 students with disabilities are in higher education
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