Carol Rooney, from Palmerstown in Dublin, worked in bookmaker's shop where John Gilligan allegedly gambled large amounts of money. They are alleged to have had a relationship after John Gilligan asked her out. She was 18 at the time.
One of the extraordinary features of the Veronica Guerin case relates to Charles Bowden.
The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) and the Garda Representative Association (GRA) have disputed claims by Michael McDowell, the Minister for Justice, that they threatened to refuse to cooperate with the forthcoming Garda Ombudsman Commission.
Channel 6 aims to compete with MTV, Sky 1 and E4. By John Byrne
Repeated promises on A&E have been broken by Mary Harney and there is still no eivdence that her declaration of a 'national emergency' will solve the A&E crisis. By Sara Burke
Their twice-weekly chat show on RTÉ Two has overtaken Questions and Answers in the ratings. Podge and Rodge talk to John Byrne about Twink's legs, why they hate Ryan Tubridy and how they're going to run for the Progressive Democrats in the next general election
The phone lines at Dublin's first multi-cultural radio station, Sunrise Radio, have been ‘crazy' with ...
Maureen Harding Clarke, chairperson of the Inquiry into Lourdes Hospital is lucid, coherent and efficient. Her superb report was delivered in less than two years. By John Byrne.
They have made the first film about the Rwandan genocide to be shot in Rwanda, and the experience both gratified and scarred them. John Byrne meets John Hurt and director Michael Caton Jones to talk about the making of Shooting Dogs
Student publishers fined €1,000 over possible offence to Muslims as other publications asked not to mention the incident. John Byrne reports