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Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch to learn his fate days after his 60th birthday

After 52 days over 13 weeks, hours of CCTV evidence, 10 hours of tapes, witnesses, maps, and the cross-examination of State witness Jonathan Dowdall, the so-called “Trial of the Century” drew to an end yesterday

Dublin Live

Man accused of aiding hit-team in Regency Hotel shooting contests CCTV footage of movements

Jason Bonney is accused of facilitating the murder of David Byrne at Dublin’s Regency Hotel by driving his BMW to St Vincents GAA Club and aiding the hit-team escape following the shooting on February 5, 2016

Dublin Live

Famous cafe slammed for charging 'extortionate' prices for hot chocolate and a bun

Bewley's in the centre of Dublin is one of the most famous cafes in the Republic of Ireland, but its hot chocolate prices have created the wrong kinds of headlines

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Bewley's Cafe Grafton Street slammed for charging 'extortionate' prices for hot chocolate and a bun

Despite the high price a Bewley's spokesman defended what was on offer for the charge

Dublin Live

Garda says Jonathan Dowdall told him the alleged 'confession' meeting with Gerry Hutch took place same day Eddie was killed

Eddie Hutch was murdered on February 8, just three days after the Regency shooting

Irish Mirror

Phone cell sites in four counties examined in Regency shooting probe as Hutch trial hears of huge investigation scope

Details of this analysis are set to be heard on Thursday when Sarah Skeed, a phone analysis expert, will take the witness stand

Irish Mirror

Tony Blair government floated having ‘Union Secretary’ for devolved nations

THE idea of having a “Secretary of State for Union” instead of a dedicated minister for devolved nations was floated by Tony Blair’s…

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Parliament buildings required ‘substantial alterations’ for new Assembly

Declassified files reveal officials also looked at Castle Buildings as a potential home for the newly-established Assembly in 1998.

The Independent UK

Jonathan Dowdall challenged in court as phone records show he wasn't in park at time Gerry Hutch 'confessed' to him

The bombshell revelation came at the end of what was Dowdall’s final day being grilled by Defence Counsel Brendan Grehan

Irish Mirror

People Before Profit calls on Taoiseach Micheal Martin to explain why he deleted tweet video of him calling party's TDs 'puppets for Putin'

It came several hours after Mr Martin said in the Dáil that he would not take the comments back

Irish Mirror

People Before Profit brands Taoiseach Micheal Martin's comments calling the party's TDs 'puppets for Putin' a 'disgusting and cynical smear'

Paul Murphy has written to Ceann Comhairle Seán Ó Fearghaíl demanding that the Taoiseach withdraw the comments

Irish Mirror

Irish dad tells of virus horror after 12-week-old son 'almost turned blue' before being rushed to hospital

Mr. Murphy said his baby boy became quite unwell and was "unresponsive"

Irish Mirror

Garda tells of knowledge on 'patriarchal Hutch criminal organisation' at Regency trial

Yesterday marked the 15th day of the non-jury trial, which is expected to last up to 12 weeks

Dublin Live

Regency getaway accused Jason Bonney told cops his life was 'hell under Kinahan cartel threat'

Jason Bonney is accused of driving a BMW X5 jeep to St Vincents GAA club and aiding the hit team escape

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More than €42m paid as horse racing prizes by taxpayer last year as TD hits out at costs

The owners, some of whom are multi-millionaires, who win the prize money don’t pay tax on the winnings they get from the State, but trainers and jockeys do.

Dublin Live

Man accused of role in Regency attack believed taxi he bought may have been 'cloned'

The court yesterday heard that Mr Murphy told gardai that he believed his vehicle may have been 'cloned' - as he told them he had no involvement in the incident

Irish Mirror

Man accused of transporting Regency shooters claims he heard about attack on radio and drove up 'nosing'

Two men stand accused of helping the shooters get to and from the Regency Hotel

Irish Mirror

Man accused of role in Regency attack believed taxi he bought from Eddie Hutch may have been 'cloned'

The court this morning heard that Mr Murphy told gardai that he believed his vehicle may have been 'cloned' - as he told them he had no involvement in the incident.

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Dublin Live

Up to 12 bullets fired at Regency Hotel on day David Byrne was shot dead, Gerry Hutch's trial hears

The rounds were discharged from three AK-47 style weapons and the cartridge cases matched the three firearms seized in Co Meath just over a month later

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch trial sees CCTV footage of man wearing flat cap getting into black jeep allegedly linked to one of the accused minutes after David Byrne was shot dead

The prosecution alleges this BMW vehicle is linked to Jason Bonney, who denies helping a criminal gang commit murder by providing a motor vehicle

Irish Mirror

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch pleads not guilty in Regency shooting as court hears of 'worked up' meeting with Jonathan Dowdall

Hutch, wearing headphones to assist his hearing, loudly replied: “Not guilty."

Dublin Live

Dublin TD Paul Murphy 'surrounded' and 'kicked' during protest outside Dail

Gardai came to Deputy Murphy's assistance and separated him from the crowd

Daily Mirror

The Queen asked Chancellor 'tell drunk Barack Obama' to go to bed after banquet Martinis

George Osborne's story about the monarch was recalled in December last year and has re-emerged as people fondly remember the forthright Queen's amusing sense of humour.

Irish Mirror

Government officials had raised Dublin Zoo animal welfare concerns months before whistleblower's protected disclosure

Records released under freedom of information laws show that departmental inspectors raised their own concerns about the welfare of certain animals as early as last October.

Daily Record

Dalbeattie Star boss calls on players to be switched on from the start after Rangers B defeat

The Islecroft side found themselves 4-0 down at half-time on Saturday before rallying in a 5-2 defeat

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