Molly Mcniffe
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
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- Aug 14, 2026
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- Jul 12, 2026
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'My sister and nieces were killed at Christmas. We need a new law' (opens the original)
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The murders of Sharon Whelan and her daughters Zarah and Nadia in their home on Christmas Day 2008 shocked the nation. For Sharon’s brother, John Whelan, the story did not end with the conviction or the prison sentence that followed. Nearly 18 years later, he is still living with the enormous loss. Now, through a new podcast called A Different Sky, launching today, Mr Whelan hopes to give a voice to families whose lives have been forever altered by homicide. The series focuses not on the perpetr
Why experts are keeping a worried eye on Ireland's heatwave (opens the original)
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The Botanic Gardens may be bustling with visitors making the most of the sunshine, but behind the scenes some of Ireland’s most important trees are showing signs of stress and turning brown. After enduring seven consecutive weeks of scorching temperatures – the country’s longest sustained dry spell since 1976 – parts of the Botanic Gardens in both Glasnevin in Dublin and at Kilmacurragh, Co. Wicklow are beginning to feel the effects and entering an ‘early autumn’. Horticultural staff are closely
Traitors stars reveal what toughest part of show was as Season 2 looms (opens the original)
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The star of the first series of The Traitors, Paudie Moloney, has revealed how he struggled to keep the bombshell revelation that a fellow contestant was also his real-life son under wraps as the TV cameras rolled. The retired prison officer also told how he would speak to himself in the third person off camera to keep his head in the game during the filming of the first series of the Irish version of the hit show. And despite finding fame for lying his way through the series before he was event
A trip to Dublin or a week in Disneyland? The figures will shock you (opens the original)
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A consumer watchdog warned families are being priced out of holidaying at home as an Irish Mail on Sunday survey reveals three-star Irish hotels are costing more than luxury packages abroad, even when flights are factored in. Our analysis of a range of hotel and Airbnb prices in the country’s five main cities and five other popular tourist towns confirms many accommodation providers, who are benefiting from the controversial VAT tax break for the hospitality sector, are charging eye-watering pri
Aviation influencer is not done yet despite landing Dublin Airport job (opens the original)
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Like most Leaving Certificate students, Shaun Dunne headed straight to Dublin Airport after finishing his final exam. The difference was, he wasn’t catching a flight. Instead, the teenager sat a job interview that evening – the first step towards his lifelong ambition of becoming a pilot. By the following Monday, he was already in uniform, beginning training as a passenger service agent. Shaun, 19, is known to thousands of travellers through his popular social media page, Shaun’s Aviation. What
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