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

Frederick Thompson ‘one of many fingers on trigger’, murder trial hears

Dublin man goes on trial for fatal shooting of David Douglas in Dublin in July 2016

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Ferguson police chief Thomas Jackson resigns after report

US justice department found widespread racial bias in city’s police department

Ferguson report reveals shocking set of racist emails sent by law enforcement

Emails depict Barack Obama as a chimpanzee and mock African-American speech

Raharney push Offaly champions all the way

Experience the telling factor as Dan Currams gives Kilcormac/Killoughey a flattering finish

Membership of banking inquiry advisory group announced

Group of public and private sector banking specialists will assist Oireachtas committe

Law Society faces questions after Byrne case reveals huge abuse of solicitor’s privileged position

’Do I accept that legal costs are too high? Absolutely not.’

John Shaw, the president of the Law Society, says rural practitioners are finding it extremely hard to survive

Complaints against solicitor reach 156

Law Society figures show eight solicitors were struck off

Murderer died after three years in vegetative state, inquest hears

Coroner’s court told fatality in vegetative state caused by sepsis due to pneumonia