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Ashling Murphy Trial


JOZEF PUSKA CONVICTED OF ASHLING MURPHY'S MURDER

Judge says he agrees with jury verdict and says there is “evil in this room”.

By Mary Carolan


WHY DID JOZEF PUSKA MURDER ASHLING MURPHY? THE ANSWER MAY BE KNOWN ONLY TO HER
KILLER

By Mary Carolan


‘WE HAVE EVIL IN THIS ROOM’: JUDGE TELLS JOZEF PUSKA HE WILL HAVE ‘DAY OF
RECKONING’ FOR MURDER OF ASHLING MURPHY

By Mary Carolan


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Middle East


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APPLE RULING: WHY DOES IT MATTER AND WHAT ARE THE CONSEQUENCES FOR IRELAND?

Soccer


LATE VAR DRAMA SEES LIVERPOOL FALL TO EUROPA LEAGUE UPSET IN TOULOUSE

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SABINA HIGGINS RECEIVING TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER


MET ÉIREANN ISSUES WEATHER WARNINGS AS TEMPERATURES SET TO FALL


ULSTER’S STRONGER BENCH MIGHT JUST BE ENOUGH TO SEE THEM HOME AGAINST MUNSTER IN
BELFAST


THE MARVELS REVIEW: THE MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE DISAPPEARS UP ITS OWN BLACK
HOLE


SUNAK UNDER PRESSURE TO SACK SUELLA BRAVERMAN OVER NEWSPAPER ARTICLE


STARDUST INQUESTS: WOMAN RECALLS LYING ON FLOOR WITH FRIEND ‘RESIGNED’ TO DEATH
AS FIRE SPREAD


CAN YOU BE ADDICTED TO FOOD?



OPINION




MAYBE THE KINDEST THING TO DO FOR THE SIMPSONS WOULD BE TO SHELVE IT

The Simpsons managed to be more real than any of its contemporary competition
combined. But it has run its course

By Finn McRedmond


SCALE OF HOMELESSNESS CRISIS IS FAR WORSE THAN THE OFFICIAL DATA SUGGESTS

By Dr Rory Hearne


TREASURED SON OF TIMOR LESTE – DAVID SHANKS ON THE HEROIC LIFE OF MAX STAHL


NEWTON EMERSON


UNIONISTS ARE COUNTING ON SINN FÉIN PROVING A FIASCO IN OFFICE AND DAMAGING
REPUBLICAN PROJECT




THE IRISH TIMES VIEW ON THE APPLE TAX CASE: IRELAND BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT


THE IRISH TIMES VIEW ON IRELAND’S FUNDING FOR DEMINING: FOCUS ON FORGOTTEN WARS



LATEST STORIES




BODIES OF MAN AND WOMAN DISCOVERED AT HOUSE IN CO CLARE


FRANK BORMAN, ASTRONAUT WHO LED FIRST APOLLO MISSION TO THE MOON, DEAD AT 95


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THE IRISH TIMES VIEW ON THE APPLE TAX CASE: IRELAND BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT


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ASHLING MURPHY TRIAL: JOZEF PUSKA CONVICTED OF THE MURDER OF 23-YEAR-OLD OFFALY
TEACHER

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PETER MCVERRY TRUST BOUGHT SEVERAL APARTMENTS DEVELOPED BY ITS OWN AUDITOR

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APPLE TAX: IPHONE MAKER AND GOVERNMENT SUFFER MAJOR SETBACK IN €13BN EU CASE

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ABOUT MOLLY MARTENS

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FOOD MONTH




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HIGHLIGHTS




WHY DOES THE GOVERNMENT NOT WANT THE €13BN IN BACK TAXES FROM APPLE?


UNIONISTS ARE COUNTING ON SINN FÉIN PROVING A FIASCO IN OFFICE AND DAMAGING
REPUBLICAN PROJECT


NEW HOMES AT MARINER’S POINT CLOSE TO WICKLOW TOWN FROM €460,000


MUNSTER WIN THE RACE TO SIGN IRISH-QUALIFIED CRUSADERS PROP OLI JAGER



SPORT




LATE VAR DRAMA SEES LIVERPOOL FALL TO EUROPA LEAGUE UPSET IN TOULOUSE

Jarrell Quansah sees 97th-minute effort ruled out due to Alexis Mac Allister’s
handball infringement


BRIGHTON HEAP YET MORE MISERY ON AJAX TO MOVE INTO EUROPA LEAGUE QUALIFICATION
SPOTS


LEONA MAGUIRE CARDS BOGEY-FREE 67 IN FIRST ROUND OF PENULTIMATE EVENT OF THE
LPGA TOUR SEASON


MUNSTER WIN THE RACE TO SIGN IRISH-QUALIFIED CRUSADERS PROP OLI JAGER


ULSTER’S STRONGER BENCH MIGHT JUST BE ENOUGH TO SEE THEM HOME AGAINST MUNSTER IN
BELFAST


FATHER OF LIVERPOOL WINGER LUIS DIAZ FREED BY KIDNAPPERS


MUNSTER AND IRELAND WING ANDREW CONWAY RETIRES AGED 32 DUE TO KNEE INJURY



BUSINESS




APPLE TAX: IPHONE MAKER AND GOVERNMENT SUFFER MAJOR SETBACK IN €13BN EU CASE

Opinion of key advisor to European Court of Justice comes months ahead of final
ruling on world’s biggest antitrust case


PAT KENNY SEES BIGGEST LISTENER GAIN AT 9AM AFTER SUMMER SHAKEUP ON IRISH RADIO


OWNER OF CO KERRY HOTEL AND ISLAND CONTESTING APPLICATION FOR €175M JUDGMENT


WHY DOES THE GOVERNMENT NOT WANT THE €13BN IN BACK TAXES FROM APPLE?


ACCOUNTING GROUP RSM IRELAND ACQUIRED BY UK FIRM IN €20M INVESTMENT


ARMAGH-BASED PLASWIRE STRIKES TURBINE RECYCLING DEAL WITH ØRSTED


LOSSES ALMOST DOUBLE AT GODOLPHIN’S IRISH OPERATION



LIFE & STYLE



Food Month


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Your Wellness


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Your Wellness


EMOTIONAL SCARS: THE TRUE COST OF WAR AND VIOLENCE


Food Month


THE UK CHEF WITH MICHELIN STAR AMBITIONS FOR STATELY BALLYFIN


Food Month


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CULTURE


Culture


HOLLYWOOD ACTORS’ UNION REACHES TENTATIVE DEAL WITH STUDIOS TO END STRIKE

Music


‘THE WOMAN WHO LOANED ME THE STRADIVARIUS OFFERED TO SELL IT FOR £140,000, BUT
MY OWN FIDDLE SOUNDED BETTER’

Music


BEIRUT’S ZACH CONDON: ‘I WAS A HIGH-SCHOOL DROPOUT. I WAS A DISORGANISED MESS. I
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TV & Radio


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BROADCASTER

Music


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WORLD




HIZBULLAH PURSUES A COMPLICATED ‘DUAL STRATEGY’ AMID ISRAEL-HAMAS CONFLICT

Lebanese paramilitary organisation is Iran’s most important partner and a
central political actor in the region


SCHOLZ MARKS POGROM ANNIVERSARY BY EXPRESSING ‘SHAME’ AT ANTI-SEMITIC ATTACKS


GEORGIANS KEEP EYES ON EU PRIZE DESPITE THREAT FROM RUSSIA


CATALAN NATIONALIST SUPPORT PAVES WAY FOR NEW SÁNCHEZ COALITION


ISRAEL-HAMAS CONFLICT: HOPES RISE THAT ISLAMIC JIHAD MAY RELEASE TWO HOSTAGES


SUNAK UNDER PRESSURE TO SACK SUELLA BRAVERMAN OVER NEWSPAPER ARTICLE


‘THIS IS NOT A NORMAL WAY TO LIVE’: THE PALESTINIAN TOWN SPLIT IN TWO BY ISRAEL



CRIME & LAW




BODIES OF MAN AND WOMAN DISCOVERED AT HOUSE IN CO CLARE

The bodies remain at scene in Killinaboy, near Corofin, pending Garda
examination


NUMBER OF DEPORTATIONS ‘INCREASING ON MONTHLY BASIS’, SAYS MINISTER FOR JUSTICE


INVESTMENT OF €14.9M IN FISHING CAPACITY DOES NOT ATTRACT CAPITAL TAX
ALLOWANCES, COURT RULES


GARDAÍ APPEAL FOR HELP IN TRACING MOVEMENT OF TRUCK APPREHENDED WHEN OFFICER
FIRED SHOT AT CAB


HIGH COURT ORDERS CO GALWAY QUARRY TO HALT OPERATIONS WHILE LOCALS’ LEGAL CASE
IS ONGOING


ABERDEEN LODGE OPERATORS CLAIM SALE OF PROPERTY IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL


INSURERS MUST PROVIDE DOCUMENTS TO LESSORS SUING OVER COVER FOR PLANES HELD IN
RUSSIA, COURT RULES



POLITICS




PAC REJECTS RTÉ COMPROMISE OFFER IN DISPUTE OVER DOCUMENT RELATING TO TUBRIDY
PAYMENTS

RTÉ offer of a detailed summary of meeting note labelled ‘not acceptable’ and ‘a
day late and and dollar short’


EUROPEAN ADVISER’S OPINION ON APPLE CASE WILL NOT IMPACT STATE’S CORPORATE TAX
REGIME, SAYS VARADKAR


SABINA HIGGINS RECEIVING TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER


ANTI-IMMIGRATION PROTEST AT LEINSTER HOUSE LEADS TO TEMPORARY STREET CLOSURES


REVELATIONS THAT PETER MCVERRY TRUST BOUGHT SEVERAL APARTMENTS DEVELOPED BY
FORMER LONGTIME AUDITOR ‘VERY SERIOUS’, DÁIL TOLD


RTÉ PROPOSES COMPROMISE IN DISPUTE WITH PAC OVER TUBRIDY DOCUMENT


POLITICIANS THREATENING TO SUE MEDIA ‘NOT GOOD IN A DEMOCRACY’, TÁNAISTE SAYS


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HEALTH




SABINA HIGGINS RECEIVING TREATMENT FOR BREAST CANCER


DONNELLY DEFENDS PLAN TO MOVE PATIENTS TO FIRST AVAILABLE NURSING HOME BED


CAN YOU BE ADDICTED TO FOOD?


EMOTIONAL SCARS: THE TRUE COST OF WAR AND VIOLENCE



PROPERTY




HOW TO CHOOSE THE PERFECT BATH FOR A SPA-LIKE SOAK THIS WINTER


MODULAR HOUSING THAT’S ‘AS GOOD IF NOT BETTER THAN TRADITIONALLY BUILT HOMES’


GLEN DIMPLEX CHAIRMAN SECURES €8M FROM SALE OF HOWTH MANSION


BATTERY PROPERTY OVERLOOKING FORTY FOOT SELLS TO IRISH BUYER FOR €3M



DON'T MISS




IRELAND’S DANGEROUS RELIANCE ON GAS RISKS FUTURE PRICE SPIKES FOR HOUSEHOLDS


TAPAS AND A FUN VIBE IN THE SECOND-COOLEST NEIGHBOURHOOD IN THE WORLD


ULSTER’S STRONGER BENCH MIGHT JUST BE ENOUGH TO SEE THEM HOME AGAINST MUNSTER IN
BELFAST


MAYBE THE KINDEST THING TO DO FOR THE SIMPSONS WOULD BE TO SHELVE IT


‘I PERUSE THE SHELVES IN MY O’NEILL’S SHORTS HOPING THE LOCALS VIEW ME AS
ANGERS’ ANSWER TO PAUL MESCAL’


META IRELAND CHIEF ANNE O’LEARY: ‘WE NEED TO WORK TOGETHER ACROSS THE TECH
INDUSTRY ... SO WE KEEP PEOPLE SAFE ONLINE’



YOUR MONEY




IRELAND’S DANGEROUS RELIANCE ON GAS RISKS FUTURE PRICE SPIKES FOR HOUSEHOLDS


PET INSURANCE COULD SAVE YOU A FORTUNE, SO KNOW YOUR OPTIONS TO CARE FOR YOUR
FURRY FRIEND


CAN I CLAIM RENT TAX CREDIT ON HOUSE WHOSE OWNER IS UNDER FAIR DEAL NURSING HOME
CARE?

FOOD




SWEDISH MEATBALLS AND MASH: IT’S ALL ABOUT THE CREAMY SAUCE AND COMFORTING MASH


TAPAS AND A FUN VIBE IN THE SECOND-COOLEST NEIGHBOURHOOD IN THE WORLD


SWEDISH MEATBALLS AND MASH



IRELAND




NEW DOG CONTROL MEASURES INCLUDE TREBLING OF FINES TO €300


STARDUST INQUESTS: WOMAN RECALLS LYING ON FLOOR WITH FRIEND ‘RESIGNED’ TO DEATH
AS FIRE SPREAD


CORK HOTEL ORDERED TO PAY ‘HUMILIATED’ TRAVELLER FAMILY €11,000 IN COMPENSATION
AFTER REFUSING THEM ACCOMMODATION

ABROAD




‘I PERUSE THE SHELVES IN MY O’NEILL’S SHORTS HOPING THE LOCALS VIEW ME AS
ANGERS’ ANSWER TO PAUL MESCAL’


IN AUSTRALIA, MY IRISH ACCENT CARRIES LESS WEIGHT THAN IT DID IN THE UK


THE IRISH JOURNALIST WHO BECAME THE ‘MOST DEPENDABLE EVALUATOR OF MILITARY
STRATEGY’



CLIMATE CRISIS




GLOBAL FOOD SYSTEMS: WE HAVE REACHED ANOTHER TURNING POINT, REQUIRING A NEW
LEVEL OF POLITICAL COMMITMENT AND POLICY DIRECTION


CLIMATE CHANGE: 2023 ON TRACK TO BE HOTTEST YEAR ON RECORD, SAY SCIENTISTS


IS THE FUTURE BIO-BASED? ‘IT’S A SHOCK FOR PEOPLE TO SEE HOW MANY THINGS IN OUR
HOMES ARE FOSSIL FUEL-BASED’

EDUCATION




TEACHERS’ UNIONS PROGRESS TALKS OVER ‘SEISMIC’ MERGER OF ASTI AND TUI


ARE SMARTPHONES HARMING SCHOOLCHILDREN’S MENTAL HEALTH? HERE’S WHAT THE SCIENCE
SAYS


PARENTS TO BE ENCOURAGED NOT TO BUY SMART PHONES FOR PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN



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JEFFREY DONALDSON’S BIG DECISION: WILL THE DUP FINALLY RETURN TO STORMONT?

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HOW SHOULD I TALK TO MY CHILD ABOUT WAR AND DEATH?

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DUBLIN




HSE ISSUES WARNING AFTER SHARP INCREASE IN HEROIN OVERDOSES IN DUBLIN


LIVE ANIMAL CHRISTMAS CRIB TO RETURN TO DUBLIN’S MANSION HOUSE AFTER ONE-YEAR
HIATUS


HIGHER SUV PARKING CHARGES AND INCREASED RESIDENT PARKING COSTS TO BE CONSIDERED
IN DUBLIN

SOCIAL AFFAIRS




CORK HOTEL ORDERED TO PAY ‘HUMILIATED’ TRAVELLER FAMILY €11,000 IN COMPENSATION
AFTER REFUSING THEM ACCOMMODATION


‘OFFENSIVE’ VIEWS STILL POSSIBLE UNDER PROPOSED HATE CRIME BILL, MCENTEE SAYS


BASIC INCOME FOR THE ARTS: ‘THAT ‘JESUS CHRIST, WHAT AM I GOING TO DO?’ MOMENT
ISN’T AS BAD NOW’

TECHNOLOGY




EUROPEAN ADVISER’S OPINION ON APPLE CASE WILL NOT IMPACT STATE’S CORPORATE TAX
REGIME, SAYS VARADKAR


POSITIVE CARBON RAISES €2.3M IN SEED FUNDING TO TACKLE FOOD WASTE


IRELAND IS NOT WELCOMING TO WHISTLEBLOWERS. WHY?

TRANSPORT




E-BIKES: WHAT ARE THE REGULATIONS AND WHAT CAN BE DONE TO MAKE THEM SAFER?


TAOISEACH OPENS FINAL SECTION OF €280 MILLION N22 MACROOM BYPASS


IRELAND COULD MISS OUT ON NEW FLIGHTS AND DESTINATIONS IF DUBLIN AIRPORT
PASSENGER CAP IS NOT LIFTED, VARADKAR WARNS



HISTORY




WEST CORK KILLINGS SHOULD BE ADMITTED AS SECTARIAN, SAYS HISTORIAN


THE IRISH SIGNATORY TO THE US CONSTITUTION WHO WAS ALSO A SLAVE-OWNER


PLAQUE UNVEILED IN MEMORY OF SEAN FOSTER, FIRST CHILD KILLED IN EASTER 1916
RISING

OBITUARIES




EVELYN FOX KELLER OBITUARY: PHYSICIST WHO PROVED NO SUCH THING AS MALE ADVANTAGE
IN SCIENCE


GERARD MCCAUGHEY OBITUARY: INNOVATOR WHO DISRUPTED THE INDUSTRY


MATTHEW PERRY OBITUARY: ACTOR WHO MADE BIG IMPACT ON POPULAR CULTURE BUT
REMAINED PREY TO PERSONAL DEMONS

TUARASCÁIL




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LABHRAIMIS FAOI DHÚLAGAR


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