Dale Farm and the Irish traveller connections Down Under
September 30th, 2011 | by Eamon Dillon
Putting aside the rights and wrongs of the planned eviction of Irish travellers at Dale Farm, more than few individuals
Monthly Archives: September 2011
Two likeable rogues show how easy is to use someone’s identity to buy expensive jewellery on credit
September 29th, 2011 | by Eamon Dillon
These cheeky chaps give an entertaining demonstration of how easy it can be for professional con-artists to steal an identity.
Crime DOES pay for the black-market bandits
September 29th, 2011 | by Eamon Dillon
For a small country we have a lot of difficulty keeping a lid on the the organised black-market operators. It’s
Love hurts, but for some it must really hurt thanks to online scams
September 28th, 2011 | by Eamon Dillon
Online scammers are thought to have conned as many as 200,000 people in UK through online romance. The figures come from
Not-so-free to air con-artists ripping off householders
September 28th, 2011 | by Eamon Dillon
It appears that cold-callers offering to install Saorview, the free digital TV service for RTE, have been ripping off householders.
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More could be done for rape and sexual assault victims
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Trafficked woman gives a shocking account of the Irish sex trade.
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“You wanna be rich…?” Bogus investment firm on the go.
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Rathkeale trader becomes the third Irish man convicted of rhino horn smuggling in the United States
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Gypsy Empire extract from the Sunday World
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Survey of sex workers by pimps in Ireland actually got media attention
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Is there any good reason why someone would buy DVDs of naked children?
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Cop killer suspect stays out of reach in the United States
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