The original members of Guns N' Roses look set to reunite the group for a world tour
Leading figures Axl Rose and Slash have reportedly decided to bury the hatchet and could bring the band back together for a huge world tour.
After a long-running feud, it looks as though Slash and Axl Rose have put the past behind them and are finally talking again. This cessation of hostilities after such a long time has brought about a lot of rumours regarding a possible return to action for the band, and while there has been no official confirmation, the whispers seem to be gaining some momentum.
John Murdy, a friend of Slash and boss of Universal Studios theme park, stated that "Slash and Axl talking again is a really good sign" for the possibility of a reunion, while keyboard player Dizzy Reed said that for the band "timelines don’t really apply [but] things will come out when they're ready and we'll go on tour".
'I'm for exposing Sinn Féin' - Paul Murphy
TD Paul Murphy said he does not see his new merged parliamentary group forming a government with Sinn Fein in the future.
His party, the Anti-Austerity Alliance, this week announced it would merge with People Before Profit to form a new group to contest the next election.
Speaking at the People Before Profit policy conference in Dublin today, Deputy Murphy said that he does not see Sinn Féin being able to form a truly left-wing government.
Credit unions top customer experience table - and you won't be surprised by who came last...
Ireland's credit unions have come out top of 150 brands and business organisations for best customer experience according to a comprehensive survey carried out by Amárach Consulting for Customer Experience Ireland (cexi.org).
The National Concert Hall came in second place, with Dublin Zoo in third - Aldi and Boots complete the top five.
They are followed by Butlers Chocolate and RaboBank who tied in sixth place, and An Post, Penneys and Hailo.
Oh, lardy... There are a lot of crazy rumours about David Cameron and a pig this morning
If you log on to Twitter this morning, you may see a hashtag trending that's slightly questionable; #piggate. And no, it's not about the attack of a lot of killer pigs. In fact, it's much worse than that...
According to a new biography of David Cameron, Call Me Dave by Lord Ashcroft, it is rumoured that the Prime Minister once put a private part of his anatomy into a dead pig's head for a college ritual.
The book claims that an MP recounted the story to the authors and worse again, there may be photographic evidence according to the Daily Mail.
There are also a number of allegations involving Cameron and drug use in the book written by former political editor Isabel Oakeshott.
Apple has been hit by its first major malicious virus attack
Apple has confirmed that it has been involved in an operation to clean-up its App Store after it suffered its first significant attack by hackers who placed a malicious virus in the network.
The hackers seem to have persuaded legitimate third party developers of Apple apps to use a tainted counterfeit version of Apple’s software, which was more quickly accessible from servers in China, and which managed to slip through Apple’s own stringent app review process.
These apps can transmit information about the devices that they are downloaded to, and prompt fake alerts - it is believed that the target is to steal iCloud passwords.
