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Irish Independent, 17 Oct 2026

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ArticleUS busi­ness­man is served legal papers in $50m civil law­suit over death of Martha

Private invest­ig­at­ors in the US have loc­ated a US man at the centre of a $50m (€45m) civil law­suit over the death of an Irish woman on board a yacht. The two-month effort to serve legal papers on Chris­topher Durnan, a 61-yearold mil­lion­aire...

US busi­ness­man is served legal papers in $50m civil law­suit over death of Martha

ArticleActor Swank calls out double stand­ards over preg­nancy at 52

Hil­ary Swank has addressed the “back­lash” that older preg­nant women receive after announ­cing she is expect­ing another baby at the age of 52. The Oscar-win­ning actor is expect­ing the child with her hus­band, busi­ness­man Philip Schneider, in...

Actor Swank calls out double stand­ards over preg­nancy at 52

ArticleCall between min­is­ter and union leader helped to end strike impasse

Pub­lic Expendit­ure Min­is­ter Jack Cham­bers picked up the phone to union leader Kevin Cal­l­inan the morn­ing after Wed­nes­day’s strike in an effort to kick-start the pro­cess of agree­ing a new pay deal for more than 300,000 pub­lic...

Call between min­is­ter and union leader helped to end strike impasse

ArticleHitch­hik­ing to work and cash­ing cheques in the pub – strikes that reshaped coun­try

With the threat of strikes and a poten­tial winter of indus­trial unrest ahead, many fear a return to the chaotic indus­trial rela­tions cli­mate that bedev­illed Ire­land in the 1970s and ‘80s. Against a back­drop of global oil shocks and rising...

Hitch­hik­ing to work and cash­ing cheques in the pub – strikes that reshaped coun­try

ArticleGov­ern­ment will find it harder to hold line against pub­lic sec­tor now

‘If we get what we want, we’ll have to call it the f**king Bur­ger King deal, because we’ve been in there all day.” Stand­ing on O’Con­nell bridge last April, farm­ing-con­tractor Chris­topher Duffy – the self-styled leader of the fuel protests –...

Gov­ern­ment will find it harder to hold line against pub­lic sec­tor now

Article37 nom­in­a­tions for Medi­ahuis Ire­land journ­al­ists in awards

Journ­al­ists across Medi­ahuis Ire­land have secured 37 nom­in­a­tions on the short­l­ist for the Irish Journ­al­ism Awards 2026, in asso­ci­ation with News­Brands Ire­land. Irish Inde­pend­ent spe­cial cor­res­pond­ent Cath­er­ine Fegan has been...

37 nom­in­a­tions for Medi­ahuis Ire­land journ­al­ists in awards

ArticleLegal aid row escal­a­tion as soli­cit­ors to with­draw all crim­inal defence ser­vices

The dis­pute over crim­inal legal aid pay­ment reforms is set to escal­ate sig­ni­fic­antly from Monday with strik­ing soli­cit­ors pledging to with­draw all crim­inal defence ser­vices. The move has the capa­city to shut down crim­inal court lists in...

Legal aid row escal­a­tion as soli­cit­ors to with­draw all crim­inal defence ser­vices

Article‘Kim was scream­ing. The kids were scream­ing. None of us could get to them – I’ll never for­get it’

On Birch­wood Avenue, the charred and empty skel­eton of the end-of-ter­race home stands as a grim monu­ment to a fam­ily’s ter­ror. From the pave­ment, the view is stark: scorched tim­ber beams cut across the sky and soot-stained walls run black with...

‘Kim was scream­ing. The kids were scream­ing. None of us could get to them – I’ll never for­get it’