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A blacked-out van. A secret meeting. And a quest for answers that would consume decades of one man's life.
In the concluding episode of this Indo Daily exclusive, Austin Stack recounts the extraordinary events that unfolded as he pursued the truth about his father's murder. What followed were revelations, confrontations and moments that were almost impossible to believe.
More than 40 years after Brian Stack was shot, Austin believes he finally has many of the answers he spent a lifetime searching for.
But has that brought justice?
Today on the Indo Daily, Kevin Doyle is joined by Austin Stack in the concluding episode of ‘I Know Who Murdered My Father’.
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A county is in mourning today, as family and friends gathered to say goodbye to four members of the same family who lost their lives in an arson attack last week.
Philip, Kim, Callum and Jayden English were remembered as a loving family who brought light to their community.
Over the weekend, two people were charged in connection with the attack on the family home. They face charges of criminal damage and assault causing serious harm, and have been remanded in custody.
Host: Kevin Doyle, Guests: Catherine Feegan and Ralph Riegel
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A respected prison officer, Brian Stack, is gunned down on a Dublin street. The investigation that follows fails to deliver justice. There are no convictions and no closure as his 14-year-old son is left with questions that will shape the rest of his life.
As the years turned into decades, Austin Stack and his family began searching for answers themselves. What they uncovered would lead them into a world of secret meetings, hidden truths and extraordinary claims.
Now, more than 40 years later, the story reaches another remarkable chapter as the Taoiseach prepares to address the case in the Dáil.
But how did a family denied answers for decades get this far?
Today on the Indo Daily, Kevin Doyle is joined by Austin Stack in this first of a two-part series – ‘I Know Who Murdered My Father’.
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Simon Harris’s much-hyped investment scheme is official, though there’s still some way to go before you can avail of it. But we’re not going to wait until next summer to analyse and scrutinise it.
Today's episode of The Indo Daily is brought to you by our sister podcast Money Talks, as Katie Byrne is joined by Cian Carolan, managing director at DNG Financial Services, to tease out the forthcoming Personal Investment Account and discuss what you need to know ahead of time.
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The Burkes are back, but this time it's not Enoch grabbing the headlines, it's his sister Ammi.
In 2019, Ammi Burke was dismissed from her role at one of Ireland’s most prestigious law firms, Arthur Cox, after just over three years with the company.
Seven years, multiple legal battles and countless court appearances later, Ms Burke wants her job back. She and her former employer are facing off at the Workplace Relations Commission.
So, what exactly happened between the two sides? And why is a dispute that began years ago still rumbling on in court today?
On today’s The Indo Daily, Tessa Fleming is joined by court reporter Seán McCárthaigh as Ammi Burke takes on her old employer.
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