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• Exporters call for tax breaks in Budget

The head of the Exporters Association is today calling on the Government to introduce tax breaks in the next Budget for those selling Ireland abroad.

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• X-Factor winner punched in the head

Leona Lewis was punched in the head as she signed books for fans today, her spokesman said.

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• Dunne denied against Montenegro

Half-time: Republic of Ireland 0 Montenegro 0
Richard Dunne was denied by the crossbar as the Republic of Ireland were held at the break by Montenegro this evening.

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• Norths authorities seek extradition of rape suspect

A 55-year old man whose extradition is being sought by the authorities in the North on charges of rape has been remanded in custody with consent to bail.

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• Law Society obtains 900k from rogue solicitors frozen funds

The Law Society has secured a High Court order allowing it to have more than €900,000 transferred from client accounts operated by fugitive solicitor Michael Lynn to the society's compensation fund.

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• Putin: Sanctions threat could ruin nuclear talks

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has lashed out at talk of sanctions against Iran, undermining US efforts to present a united front against Tehran’s nuclear programme at a crucial moment.

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• Jennings handed three-month suspension

Leinster flanker Shane Jennings has been suspended for 12 weeks.

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• Chief Superintendent testifies against INLA accused

A Chief Superintendent has told the Special Criminal Court he believes a 33-year-old Louth man was a member of the INLA at the time of his arrest.

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• Aquilani nearing Liverpool debut

Alberto Aquilani may make his Liverpool debut before the end of this month.

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• Eriksson dismisses North Korea move

Sven-Goran Eriksson has stated he has no interest in taking charge of the North Korea national side for next summer's World Cup.

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• Iraq puts official war death toll at more than 85000

At least 85,000 people died from 2004 to 2008 in Iraq's violence, the first official report by the Iraqi government on the death toll since the war begun estimated today.

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• Hilton draws criticism from animal rights activists

Paris Hilton's piggy purchase has put her in line for criticism from animal rights activists.

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• Jarvey dispute re-ignites in Killarney

A dispute regarding horses manure reignited at a top Irish tourist spot today with carriages banned for a second time.

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• Grant celebrates birthday with Wetherby win

Chris Grant celebrated his 53rd birthday today with a winner as Ravati galloped his rivals into submission in division one of the Rachel Wright Memorial Hurdle at Wetherby.

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• Strangles disease discovered at UK stable

A case of strangles has been confirmed at the Hungerford stables of trainer Stan Moore.

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• The Stig launches Irish leg of Top Gear Live tour

TV celebrity The Stig was in Dublin today to officially launch the Irish leg of the Top Gear Live World Tour.

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• McLaughlin keeps the faith

There are no surprises in Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin's 25-man squad to tackle Edinburgh in the second Heineken Cup match in Pool 4 on Saturday in Murrayfield (kick-off 3.45pm).

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• One billion people without enough food says UN

The economic crisis has pushed the ranks of the world's hungry to a record one billion, the United Nations said today.

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