The life and crimes of Tony ‘King Scum’ Felloni - the drug dealer who peddled heroin to his own children
The drugs smuggler, who died on Monday aged 81, flooded the Dublin streets he grew up in with heroin in the 1980s and 1990s
The drugs smuggler, who died on Monday aged 81, flooded the Dublin streets he grew up in with heroin in the 1980s and 1990s
Micheál Martin is examining legislation to prevent former and serving soldiers performing private security work in countries subject to sanctions
Author was a feminist, economist and environmentalist who wrote the weekly Eye on Nature column for 33 years
The former Cavehill Inn, the centre of sensitive talks during the Holy Cross school dispute in 2001, has been transformed into an LGBT-friendly modern bar that welcomes all
Army’s secretive J2 intelligence bureau conducts surveillance on and interviews with those suspected of recruiting for private work
The bible can teach us about making space for people the wider world considers outsiders, and about the complex matter of gender identity
A growing band of scientists and river advocates across Europe are removing barriers at a record rate, enabling fish to navigate waterways as before
Éanna Ní Lamhna on dead worms, an interesting beetle and a washed-up dolphin
Kseniia Vasylenko was before Cork Circuit Criminal Court where she pleaded guilty to careless driving causing the death of Andrii Nesterov at Cork Airport
An estimated 200 men now sleeping outside International Protection Office