Новости за 24.04.2018

A former sports coach has been sent to the Circuit Court for trial on 99 charges relating to the alleged sexual and indecent assault of three boys.

Britain's Windrush scandal has exposed one of the "cruellest examples of unaccountable state power targeting the vulnerable", MPs heard, as ministers faced fresh calls to provide legal aid to victims.

A UN prosecution lawyer has urged appeal judges to convict former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic on a second genocide count and increase his 40-year sentence for overseeing Serb atrocities during the Bosnian war to a life term.

A Dublin mother whose daughter died by suicide is campaigning to make online bullying a criminal offence.

The ‘four-stranded knot of DNA’ looks completely different to the familiar double helix structure.

A lucky Cork National Lottery player may be unaware that they have landed a cool €1m prize from a special EuroMillions Raffle on February 23.

Gardaí have appealed for the public's help to find missing Cork woman Deirdre Aherne.

Following an extensive investigation the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) today announced that they have cleared the proposed transaction whereby 'The Irish Times Designated Activity Company' (which publishes The Irish Times) would acquire sole control of Sappho Limited (which publishes the Irish Examiner) from Landmark Media Investments Limited.

The Social Democrats have today published reform proposals to make lobbying activities and government decisions more open and accountable.

It appears that Hartley has taken exception to coverage of the news.

"The inevitable moment has come knocking on my door and I've welcomed it in for a drink."

The festival, officially known as the Féile, was Ireland’s first ever multi-day music festival and took place at Semple Stadium from 1990 to 1994.

The festival, officially known as the Féile, was Ireland’s first ever multi-day music festival and took place at Semple Stadium from 1990 to 1994.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has called for an emergency meeting of the governing body's council to discuss a €20.5billion plan to overhaul the Club World Cup and set up a new national league.

Update 12.40am: Ulster Bank customers who are incorrectly overdrawn are being advised that emergency cash is available.

The finale to the National Hunt season could hardly start on a better note, with three fantastic Grade Ones on the seven-race card on the first day of the Punchestown Festival.

Those who vandalise or take down referendum posters should be pursued by the gardaí, Fianna Fáil believe.

Dozens of people have been injured after an earthquake hit south-eastern Turkey, officials said.

Leeds are planning a pre-season tour of Myanmar despite the UK Foreign Office's travel warnings being in place for various parts of the country.

Iran's president has reiterated his warning against a US pullout from the landmark nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers.

French billionaire Vincent Bollore has been detained for questioning in an investigation into alleged corruption during lucrative port deals in Africa.

She has been a fixture of the BBC soap since its inception.

The opera star and her husband Andrew Levitas are already parents to daughter Aaliyah.

Which fragrance does cookie, cake and kiss say to you?

Tom Scott taste-tested garlic bread after it had been sent to the stratosphere.