Crime World Long Read: 'Fat' Freddie - The violent story of Ireland's most feared mobster(Part 2)

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Why one family's Celtic Tiger dream home was demolished in a day

It was a massive dream home built over 500 square metres and complete with landscaped gardens and car ports.But now all that is left is the original field that couple Rose and Chris Murray bought to build a house without planning raised to the ground in recent weeks after a 20 ye ...  Show more

Fears for Tadgh Farrell's grand-uncle ‘Crunchie’ after latest blaze strikes arson home

A body has been found following a fire at the same Co Offaly home where a four year old boy Tadhg Farrell and his great-aunt Mary Holt died in an arson attack in December 2025.Gardaí have so far said the body of an adult man has been discovered and locals are looking for a relati ...  Show more

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