Paschal Sheehy

Southern Editor

The team of voluntary first responders is spending the week running between towns and villages

Cork first responders raise awareness of workplace safety

A group of voluntary first responders is spending the week running between towns and villages in west Cork, delivering talks and presentations on workplace safety in order to increase awareness about the risks of farm accidents.

Munster • 01 Jun

'Tina, come home' - Satchwell courted media after murder

Tina Satchwell could never have imagined the tight space under the stairs at her home at 3 Grattan Street in Youghal would be her final resting place.

Munster • 30 May

Méabh White was seriously injured in a road traffic collision in 2016

'This can happen to you' - woman injured in road crash

Méabh White has just finished her second year of pharmacy studies, almost a decade after she suffered severe injuries in a car collision.

Munster • 29 May

Michael Gaine, also known as Mike, went missing on 20 March

Farm remains sealed off, searches continue in Gaine probe

The scene in Kenmare, Co Kerry, remains sealed off and searches are continuing following the confirmation yesterday that human tissue found on Michael Gaine's farm was identified as his remains.

Ireland • 26 May

56-year-old Michael Gaine went missing from his farm in Kenmare on 20 March

Remains found on Kerry farm are those of Michael Gaine

Gardaí investigating the disappearance and death of 56-year-old sheep farmer Michael Gaine from Kenmare in Co Kerry say human tissue found on his farm has been identified as his remains.

Ireland • 26 May

Michael Gaine pictured on CCTV before he disappeared

Arrest 'pressure cooker' off as Gaine suspect released

Three days of intense activity in the investigation into the disappearance of Kenmare sheep farmer Mike Gaine came to an end in 45 seconds at the rear of Killarney garda station last night.

Analysis and Comment • 20 May