A teacher who claims she was wrongly identified as the ‘GAA Catfish’ has been granted an injunction stopping a disciplinary process by her school.

Niamh Farrell has told the High Court she is not the woman described in the hit podcast by The 2 Johnnies.

Niall speaks to Sunday World news editor Eimear Rabbitt about the case and how the GAA Catfish targeted more than 40 men.

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The unsolved murder of Raonaid Murray, the secretive world of George 'The Penguin' Mitchell, and Niall’s big roundly birthday.

Nicola and Niall answer your questions in a special episode of Crime World.

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A major new series which traces the Kinahan mob from street gang to billionaire players on the global drug stage is to start tonight on BBC.

Nicola is joined by producer and journalist Stephen Dempster and director Tim Robinson to discuss how their story of the Kinahans has brought them across the world and back.

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The stepfather of missing teenager Amy Fitzpatrick, who served a sentence for the manslaughter of her brother Dean, has been acquitted on charges around an alleged violent assault shortly after his release from prison after witnesses failed to show up and the alleged victim couldn’t attend a courtroom.

But the latest saga in the life of Dave Mahon, who still has the support of the siblings' mum Audrey has placed the focus back on tragic Amy and her disappearance in Spain on New Year’s Day 2008.

Nicola speaks with Eimear Rabbitt about Mahon and his latest brush with the law.

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It’s the Netflix show that has terrorised a generation of parents whose teenage children are existing in a digital world.

Adolescence is being spoken about at the school gates, in restaurants and coffee shops, and even in the Dáil.

But what makes a teenage killer and how real are the themes of the show? Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about the gritty drama.

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Gardaí in Kerry who are searching for missing farmer Mike Gaine have asked the public for help with dashcam footage of roads around Kenmare and Moll’s Gap on the day he disappeared.

Searches of slurry tanks and a lake near his sprawling farm have been completed and are now widening in to the mountainous terrain that surround the picturesque area.

Nicola speaks with Eimear Rabbitt about the searches and the deepening mystery around the 56-year-old popular farmer.

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A pensioner who is a serial conwoman and matriarch of a family business involved in frauds against insurance companies has been released from prison - just 60 days into a two-year jail term.

74-year-old Winnie Lawrence has been let out the door of the Dochas Women’s Prison at Mountjoy because of overcrowding despite a massive garda investigation followed by a trial into her crimes.

Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about Lawrence's many frauds and the revolving door system that has seen her walk free.

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Irish and Spanish police have now arrested 12 suspects in a major investigation into The Family Organised Crime Group sparked by the Ghost encrypted phone hack.

The criminals are suspected of involvement in large-scale drug trafficking, mainly by transporting drugs hidden in vehicles from Spain to Ireland.

Nicola speaks to Niall Donald about developments in the case.

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He's a former gangster who has told a court that he's turned his back on a life of crime after confessing to a gun attack.

Now, Ian Maloney, who was once nicknamed 'Mad Dog', faces a final stretch in jail after admitting his role in a shooting incident at a rival's home.

Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about Maloney and his road to Damascus, which has seen him become a published poet and a charity fundraiser.

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Devon Hennessy, a son of Browne’s Steakhouse murder victim Jason Hennessy Snr, has given up his hunger strike after 24 hours missing less than one meal.

Hennessy and his brothers Brandon and Jason Jnr are all facing charges in connection with an alleged kidnap and torture of a man who has said that he was branded with a cattle iron and beaten.

Hennessy told staff at Portlaoise Prison that he was going on hunger strike to protest about the conditions in which he was held on remand and was joined by his brothers, but the Blanchardstown brothers were back eating before staff could even implement their hunger strike policies.

Nicola speaks with Eimear Rabbitte and Niall Donald about one of the quickest hunger strikes in prison history.

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