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Double marriage proposals for newly-commissioned army officers in Dublin Castle
From Malta with love: two former cadets hatched a plan while training in Ireland
A 23-year investigation: What next for the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder case?
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From Paris to west Cork and back: The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation
Murder of French film producer near Schull in 1996 has never been solved
Ian Bailey’s trial in France puts Ireland in difficult position
Will a murder conviction handed down by a European ally not be recognised here?
Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation witness dies
Former British soldier Martin Graham had served in Northern Ireland at the height of the Troubles
The Umbrella Academy: Robert Sheehan and Ellen Page drenched in superhero washout
Review: The Netflix show is too mature for kids and too juvenile for grown ups
Robert Sheehan: ‘I lost roles because I wasn’t high enough status’
The Umbrella Academy, on Netflix, seems like a watermark moment in the Portlaoise actor's career
‘Mrs Brown’s Boys’ special ‘Exotic Mammy’ tops Christmas ratings
First festive special for ‘The Young Offenders’ helps draw younger viewers to RTÉ
New appeal for information on Robert Sheehan’s murder in 2012
‘The smallest piece of information could help close this case and bring justice to the family’
Mute: A Berlin-set Bowie tribute that says nothing at all
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Ian Bailey to ‘exhaust all options in Toscan du Plantier case’
Solicitor responds as Bailey loses appeal to have homicide charges dropped in France
Sophie Toscan du Plantier: 20 years later, a murder remains unsolved
Background: Ian Bailey became a suspect early in the investigation. He has been in legal battles ever since
Sofia Boutella: ‘All Americans think they are Irish. Right?’
The live-wire Algerian actor on dancing with Madonna and channelling Boris Karloff
Judgment reserved on Ian Bailey appeal over garda ‘conspiracy’
Perjury warning to key witness could not be regarded as having biased the jury, state argues
I have prayed for Sophie Toscan du Plantier, says Ian Bailey
Bailey says anniversary of French woman’s death casts a cloud over him each Christmas
The story of the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation: a chronology
Story starts in 1991 when English journalist Ian Bailey moves to west Cork
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
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
Ian Bailey nominated as ‘good’ suspect four days after body found
Retired garda says suspect was ‘acting the part’ of reporter at murder scene
Editor says Ian Bailey told her he killed to resurrect his career
Helen Callanan, news editor of the Sunday Tribune in 1996, reported Bailey claims to gardaí
Bailey: garda asked State solicitor to contact minister over charges
Former DPP took exception because it represented gardaí going ‘further than normal’
Recordings of witness in murder investigation sent to DPP in 2001
Witness Martin Graham alleged gardaí offered him drugs for spying
Contents of calls may help both Bailey and Garda in civil action
Recordings include anonymous calls by key witness in Toscan du Plantier murder case
Ian Bailey put spotlight on Garda recording phone calls to stations
High Court was told last November new electronic material had come to light
Bailey solicitor concerned over missing file in du Plantier case
Garda document identifying suspect in the investigation cannot be found
Love/Hate’s central character is not Nidge – it’s Death
The superb crime drama has never been afraid to kill off its characters, but has it become too trigger-happy?
Television: Drop the dead cat. Nidge’s nine lives keep us watching ‘Love/Hate’
The fourth series of Stuart Carolan’s drama is darker, grimmer and even more addictive, but ‘Homeland’ has lost the plot
Lessons Love/Hate learned from US television
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