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An Edinburgh-born hotel boss who vanished over 20 years ago after raving to neighbours about his wife being abducted by aliens has been declared dead by a top judge.

A failed actress branded a “greedy liar” by her mother in a £3million inheritance feud, has settled her differences with her family after a fight racked up £800,000 in lawyers’ bills.

As the nation adjusted to lockdown, Ray D’arcy set a challenge for listeners to his RTÉ Radio 1 show, inviting them to submit a story 500 words long. Can a meaningful tale be told in so few words? Answer is very happily in the affirmative.

Conservation, conversion and creative thinking themes in RIAI Architecture Awards

Under the envisioned pedestrian and cycle plaza all traffic would be banned from entering Dame Street via College Green.

The family could receive millions towards the seven years old’s care

The Aigh Vie is sailing again. And anyone who knows anything of her will find their thoughts tracking back to the sinking of the Transatlantic liner Lusitania

A judge has slammed their sense of “entitlement” as they moved items to stop a neighbour using a right of way

Estate will be the largest built by the council since the property crash

A planning application has been submitted for a visitor centre near the Hell Fire Club in the Dublin Mountains.Plans for the €15 million centre have faced significant objections from Save the Hellfire

A pair who launched a legal challenge over their father’s will are facing a massive legal bill after a judge ruled against them.

Divorcees do not need to be able to afford the lifestyle they were accustomed to in marriage, a Court of Appeal judge has suggested as he rejected an ex-wife’s bid to increase her settlement.

Developers are setting their sights lower with buildings such as the 73m Exo office block

Jeremy Irons and David Puttnam often pop into Claire Graham and Tom Keane’s quirky, chic shop in Co Cork

The country’s favourite new building was built for and funded by students.

URBAN PLANNING: Ireland’s public spaces could be so much better

THE MIX OF Australian and Irish design in this Co Mayo house – near Swinford – perfectly mirrors its owners: Annette Gallogly…