Leaving Cert: guidance counsellors urge students to talk
Betty McLaughlin, President of the Institute of Guidance Counsellors, says there are still options and contingency plans available for students who don't do as well as they'd hoped
Cork-based developer and US equity company in court over loans
David Murphy, Business Editor, discusses the case of Cork developer Michael O'Flynn who is taking legal action against US group Blackstone to prevent an examiner being appointed to some of his companies
Alison Donnelly, editor of women's rugby website Scrumqueens.com and former press officer with Irish Women's Rugby team, previews Ireland's World Cup semi-final match against England
Murder suspected in case of body parts found in recycling plant
Cathal McMahon, Crime Reporter for the Irish Mirror, says Gardaí are consulting neurosurgeons in an attempt to identify the man whose body parts were found yesterday at a recycling plant in Dublin
Property tax: what happens if you sell your house for more than assessed value?
Ann Looney, principal officer at the Local Property Tax branch, says the valuation of your house on 1 May 2013 stands for three years, provided there's evidence that the valuation is correct
