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How a freak of nature led to evil sex killer Graham Dwyer's downfall (opens the original)
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It remains one of the most high-profile crimes in the history of the State, but a new documentary recalls how the killing of Elaine O’Hara was nearly a case of the perfect murder. For 14 months after he had killed the Dubliner, Graham Dwyer must have believed he had got away with murder. But in the unseasonably dry August of 2013, water levels had fallen to an almost unprecedented low at a reservoir in Roundwood, Co. Wicklow. And with them, the best-laid plans of the respected Dublin architect,
Young female boxers reveal how Katie Taylor inspired them to aim high (opens the original)
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A handful of young female boxers listened wide-eyed as they learned that their hero Katie Taylor had to pretend to be a boy when she first started in the sport. ‘That is bad... that is not right,’ said 10-year-old Robyn Little, a fourth-class student who comes down to the Donore Boxing Club in Dublin three evenings a week to spar and train. ‘Girls can box as well as boys,’ Presley O’Rourke, nine, who also trains three times a week, agreed. ‘I don’t think that’s fair at all.’ The girls were react
One Irish clerk's secret, and pivotal, role in Hitler's downfall (opens the original)
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THE grandson of an Irish woman who provided the vital weather forecast for the D-Day landings said her family will ‘be high-fiving each other in the cinema’ when her name is mentioned in a major new feature film about the event. Pressure, which debuts in Irish and British cinemas on September 9, tells the story of how weather forecasting informed when Allied forces would invade Nazi-occupied France during the Second World War. The film stars Irish actors Andrew Scott and Kerry Condon but there i
Ex RTÉ boss Dee Forbes photographed for first time since pay scandal (opens the original)
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The chair of the Dáil Public Accounts Committee yesterday called on Dee Forbes to come forward to explain her part in RTÉ’s financial scandals – after she was pictured twice in the past week socialising in West Cork. A series of photographs taken by the Irish Mail on Sunday showed the controversial former RTÉ director general Ms Forbes enjoying the sunshine at Hayes’ gastropub in Glandore, near to her home. It is the first time Ms Forbes has been pictured since her dramatic exit from RTÉ in June
Tuam Babies film director on Liam Neeson's key role behind the scenes (opens the original)
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The director of a new feature film about the former Tuam mother and baby home said survivors were ‘hugely emotional’ after they were given a special preview screening this week. In an interview with the Irish Mail on Sunday ahead of the film’s premiere in Galway last night, director Frank Berry said the film was about heroes. ‘It’s a film that looks into the past through [local historian and campaigner] Catherine Corless’s work, but it’s also a contemporary film that reflects inspiring people li
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