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Mother of Kamil, one of five youths in M9 crash gang, begged Tusla to get him help

THE mother of the Limerick teen killed in the M9 horror crash has revealed that she pleaded with the State child and family agency Tusla to take her son into care. 'I was dealing with Tusla for over a year,' Emilia Pustkowska, whose son Kamil, 17, was one of five youths killed in the head-on motorway collision, told the Irish Mail on Sunday. 'I didn't...

‘MY SON WAS NOT LEADER OF M9 CRASH GANG. HE WAS A LOST BOY’

EXCLUSIVE: Mother of Kamil Pustkowski says she asked the court to lock up her child '. Case adjourned due e to solicitors' strike and because gardaí weren't ready yet'
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A tycoon’s stormy life and a contested €23m will

From radio stations and hotels to clubs and gyms, the late Philip Smyth has been in the thick of things ... and still is

Depression-type fallout will cost 10 years of cuts, inflation and tax rises.

Top economist predicts Ireland must endure a 'painful decade' to pay for crisis

Roche denies fleeing his debtors as firm made bankrupt

Cycling star misses hearings in Spain

Stephen Roche – It’s tough to face up to the shame… I’m not a bad man.

In an emotional interview, Stephen Roche opens up about hisbusiness failure and his determination to pay off €600k debt.

STEPHEN ROCHE: MY DEBTS OF €600K

Cycling superstar fears he faces arrest if he returns to Spain as he battles to repay creditors

BAMBOOZLING!

The Dutch group building the new children's hospital has a long history of errors. When things go wrong abroad - they pay for it. Meanwhile, in Ireland the taxpayer is facing the bill as the National Children's Hospital budget soars.

Millions spent… but museum may have to exit storage facility

Concerns Nama developer Gannon will use 'break clause'

CAUSING A STINK

Refuse collection company in business FIVE years after being ordered to close down

LANDLORDS OF TYRRELSTOWN

Private jets, a €4m home, movies at Cannes - the Larkins' life is an intoxicating tale of privilege (and survival)

Ireland at the centre of chugging empire

Investigation reveals list of concerns over charity firms

EXCLUSIVE. ON-THE-RUN DEVELOPER HIDING OUT IN SOUTH OF FRANCE

Gardai have been looking to arrest John Shee for 18 months over debts of €24m. The MoS tracked him down in France.

Back on site, the firetrap builder

Nama developer whose houses burned down in 30 minutes is back at work helping to build new homes for a company owned by his sister He transferred €1.2m to family members and associates when made bankrupt in 2011 and was banned from running a company for 10 years