Monday 25 October, 2021
Her husband Gus reported her missing despite knowing she was dead.
There has been a 4% decrease on 2016 figures, down from 4,179 in 2016 to 3,995 last year.
Victoria Cilliers suffered severe injuries after surviving a 1,200m fall when her parachute failed.
In 2011, Sinead’s husband died suddenly when they were on holidays in Portugal.
She thought her husband was on board.
However, the woman denies the allegations and claims the video is fabricated.
And she’s been doing it for ages.
The husband is accused of taking home the victim’s severed genitals and ordering his wife to cook them.
It’s really not that big a deal in France.
The image has taken off around the world.
The Facebook chief operation officer’s husband died a month ago in a sudden accident.
The leader of Chechnya made the calls after a story of an arranged marriage spread on the messaging app.
Posting a photo, the tribute said his wife and daughter were the “most important girls” in his life.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses.
A potential motive was a dispute over parking spaces.
The Bishop of Cloyne said a ‘great darkness has fallen on the community of Cobh’.
The total number of marriages registered in 2013 was 20,670.
He just wanted to make her smile.
New research suggests that low glucose levels could be to blame.
He couldn’t understand why she ‘became aggressive’.
If they’re dealing with the bin juice, it’s love.
Apparently the little things really do count.
Until recent years, miscarriage was not something that was spoken about: it was simply brushed under the carpet. But couples should not be afraid to be open about their grief – talking will help them to heal, writes Deirdre Pierce-McDonnell.
Putting the abuser back in the picture is what we should strive towards, says Margaret Martin, who says society focuses attention and responsibility on the victims of domestic violence rather than the perpetrators.
Until death do us part. Or you selling my wedding ring for ten dollars do us part.
Men are constantly criticised for ‘not talking’ but they simply communicate in a different way to women; if we want to tackle male suicide we need to tackle their self esteem first, writes Tony Moore.
If you’re going to do the dirt you better be prepared for everyone to know about it.
Economic migration has forced many families to separate, leaving partners and children sometimes on two sides of the world. Tony Moore explains how you can make your relationship work even when you are so far apart.
You can’t put a price on love – really? As long as there’s consumer interest in Valentine’s Day, the commercial opportunities will follow, writes Dr Margaret-Anne Lawlor.
When internet porn becomes a feature in a relationship it can bring catastrophic consequences, writes Eithne Bacuzzi.
I’m proud I was involved in bringing about civil partnership, because it’s made a real difference to people’s lives – including my own, writes Roderic O’Gorman.
“While I’m awestruck by the natural birth brigade, I’ve vowed never to do it again,” says a mother who is opting for a C-section.
Like a car crash, an infidelity causes trauma, writes Lisa O’Hara. Is it possible to get past that?
Andanappa Yalagi spoke to the media about his daughter’s tragic death, and said he intends on taking legal action against the hospital in which Savita died.
The husband apparently refused to re-enact scenes from the book.
Wedding photographers have noticed a demand for wedding photos to be taken after the night before. So are these racy, romantic or just plain wrong? Tell us in our mini-poll.
