Gardaí fear Kerry farmer Mike Gaine was dead within hours of his last ­sighting in Kenmare almost two months ago. A man in his 50s is being questioned by detectives on suspicion of murder following the discovery of remains on Mr Gaine’s Kerry farm last Friday. Gardaí continued to search Mr Gaine’s farm yesterday after body parts were found. The search at the 56-year-old’s farm was sparked when several people involved in slurry spreading became suspicious of material left on fields.

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Host; Fionnán Sheahan, Guests; Sinead Kelleher and Jerry O’Sullivan

Gardaí fear Kerry farmer Mike Gaine was dead within hours of his last ­sighting in Kenmare almost two months ago. A man in his 50s is being questioned by detectives on suspicion of murder following the discovery of remains on Mr Gaine’s Kerry farm last Friday. Gardaí continued to search Mr Gaine’s farm yesterday after body parts were found. The search at the 56-year-old’s farm was sparked when several people involved in slurry spreading became suspicious of material left on fields.
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Host; Fionnán Sheahan, Guests; Sinead Kelleher and Jerry O’Sullivan

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Host: Tessa Fleming, Guests: Kurtis Reid, John Downing. 

For decades, Gerry Adams has denied being a member of the Provisional IRA. Now, for the first time, that claim is being challenged in an English courtroom. Three men, all victims of separate IRA bombings, have taken civil action against the former Sinn Féin leader for the symbolic sum of £1 in damages. But after his resounding libel victory over the BBC last year, how will he fare under this new and very different legal scrutiny? And what could the consequences be if the judge rules in favour of the victims?&nbsp;
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Host: Tessa Fleming, Guests: Kurtis Reid, John Downing.&nbsp;

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Host: Fionnán Sheahan  
Guest: Patrick O’Connell  

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Host: Tabitha Monahan 

Guests: Mary Regan and Cónal Thomas

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Guests: Mary Regan and Cónal Thomas

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