Police Scotland comb Kelvingrove park just below the tower of Glasgow University in the search for Karen Buckley who was last seen at the Sanctuary nightclub in Glasgow in the early hours of Sunday morning. Photograph: Julie Howden/The Herald and Times GroupKaren Buckley: Police locate man on CCTV in search for missing woman
Fintan O’Toole: Last gasp for the Irish political machine?‘Rahm Emmanuel, of whom his friend and former boss Barack Obama once said that when he lost his middle finger in an accident it rendered him practically mute, was re-elected as mayor of Chicago last week. But only narrowly and only after being forced into a runoff. It is a development that should be watched carefully in Ireland because it just may mark the death of the Irish machine.’ Photograph: Joshua Lott/Getty Images
Seán FitzPatrick jurors told not to serve if they had bank sharesFormer Anglo Irish Bank chairman Seán FitzPatrick arriving at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Tuesday. Photograph: Courts Collins.
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1Woman ‘humiliated’ by bus driver awarded €10,500
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3Fintan O’Toole: Last gasp for the Irish political machine?
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5Q&A: The same-sex marriage referendum

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