Saturday 6 March, 2021
The reporters were forced to take refuge with Australian diplomats.
Police targeted three journalists involved in a two-year-old investigative report.
Barr insisted she would never willingly have called “any black person a monkey”.
Roseanne Barr’s 1988-97 hit show Roseanne returned to the air this year with her as a Trump-supporting character.
The hour-long debut was watched by 10% more viewers than the 1997 finale of the show.
Craig McLachlan has denied the claims.
Never knew how much I missed ya.
Manning said she’d like to thank Obama “for giving me a chance”.
A royal commission is being established after a TV investigation aired last night.
Uncomfortable viewing.
You may have noticed the change last night.
The show will take on a contemporary documentary style.
Well, this is the most random Shake It Off reference you will ever hear.
In an emotional goodbye the news anchor informs viewers he is suffering from ALS.
The mistake comes as the Gaza conflict is increasingly ‘on a knife-edge.’
Most Irish papers have lost readers, but more are reading news.
As the first woman to anchor a daily network TV news show, the 83-year-old was a pioneer who interviewed some of the biggest names in politics and the world of celebrity.
Every national title recorded a drop in its average circulation, though some fared better than others.
Academics from NUIG, TCD and UL, the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, the Law Library and a former Supreme Court judge will offer their thoughts to politicians today.
Supreme Court rulings mean a foetus which cannot survive outside the womb does not possess ‘life’ under the constitution.
The Bar Council has withdrawn from today’s hearings, saying it would be too hard to reflect its variety of views.
Tuesday was one of the more interesting days in the world of Oireachtas committees. Here’s what’s happened in 10 quick points.
Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today.
The group said that guidelines “may offer a way forward”, adding that abortion is “gravely immoral in all circumstances” and legislating for the X Case could “open the floodgates for abortion”.
Good morning. Here are the nine stories you need to know as you start your day.
It said that its recommended options to implement the European Ruling in the case of A, B and C versus Ireland include primary legislation or guidelines.
The Irishwoman’s husband Tom Meagher thanked the public for its support and asked people to be mindful of negative comments on social media.
Some media experts say the abbreviation for ‘bitch’ may be satirical and reclaiming the word – but some feel it is polarising and an attention-grabbing move.
ABC figures show the Sunday World as the highest-selling paper in Ireland, marginally ahead of the Sunday Independent.
Jimmy Kimmel asked his viewers to give their kids one Christmas present in advance… but to make it a rubbish one.
Australia’s national broadcaster mourns the loss of three of its experienced crew following a helicopter crash yesterday.
Nafissatou Diallo claims that former IMF chief Dominique Strauss Kahn forced her to perform oral sex and ripped off her tights when she came to clean his hotel room.
Fresh from saying he is high on a drug called ‘Charlie Sheen’ the actor says he is “A total frickin’ rockstar from Mars.”
Charlie Sheen’s apparent meltdown continues with a bizarre interview in which he says the drug he is on is himself.
Barack Obama appears on The View to discuss life’s “roses and thorns.”
