News from The Irish Examiner

Irish soldiers face deployment inside war-torn Syria

Irish soldiers could be deployed in war-torn Syria before the end of the year, even though the country has become the centre of a new Cold War-era battle between Russia, the US, Britain, France, and their proxy allies.

Publish: Sunday 22nd April 1:00pm

Varadkar: Naughten affair was Opposition ‘throwing mud’

The Taoiseach has claimed members of the Opposition were simply “looking for a head” in going after Communications Minister Denis Naughten.

Publish: Sunday 22nd April 1:00pm

Former taoiseach Brian Cowen warns on Brexit

Former taoiseach Brian Cowen has warned Britain that it risks crashing out of the Brexit talks — damaging Ireland in the process — unless it finds a solution to its Irish border stance which he said simply “defies logic”.

Publish: Sunday 22nd April 1:00pm

Hidden O’Doherty murals re-emerge

One of the country’s greatest living artists returned to his homeland yesterday to unveil murals that were hidden for more than 20 years.

Publish: Sunday 22nd April 1:00pm

Clubs urged to lead use of cycle lanes

Cyclists are not using the cycle lanes put in for their safety, a policing meeting has been told.

Publish: Sunday 22nd April 1:00pm

Driver quoted €19k for insurance gets €2k cover

A Co Meath motorist who was quoted more than €19,000 to renew his car insurance has secured fully-comprehensive cover elsewhere — for less than €2,000.

Publish: Sunday 22nd April 1:00pm

Family: Brian shouldn’t have been left to die in ED

A man found dead in a hospital should not have been left to die in an emergency department waiting room, his family said yesterday.

Publish: Sunday 22nd April 1:00pm

Controversial car ban suspended until early August amid traffic warnings

The controversial afternoon car ban on Cork’s main street has been suspended until early August.

Publish: Sunday 22nd April 1:00pm

Mental health facilities ‘seriously deficient’

Mental Health Reform says it is “deeply concerned” that some vulnerable people still live in “mini-institutions” where there is no respect for their privacy or dignity.

Publish: Saturday 21st April 1:00pm

Teen on graffiti damage charges

A teenager appeared at Cork District Court yesterday accused of spraying insulting comments about a garda in graffiti on four different schools in the Blarney area, leaving them with a total bill of €1,200 to remove the paint.

Publish: Saturday 21st April 1:00pm

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