Council was ‘100 per cent correct’ to demolish Co Meath house near Navan built 20 years ago without planning, says expert

One read takes me back to a winter reporting stint in post-Soviet Romania

Tipperary politician remains key figure in politics despite decades of controversy, inquiries and adverse findings around financial affairs

Businessman says tribunals of inquiry have proven to be ‘desperately unfair’

Temporary arrangements being put in place to ensure no disruption for students and trainees in further education

Wind and solar groups say 13% and 16% of energy produced in their respective sectors was wasted last year due to grid ‘challenges and congestion’

Former leaders questioned in Oireachtas on Irish peace talks and conflict resolution in Middle East

Celtic Tiger developer begins High Court challenge to validity of officials’ appointment

Kilkenny native is being held in Ice detention camp in Texas after his arrest in September

‘We’re not cutting the Six One or anything’ says director general Kevin Bakhurst, as some staff talk about the emergence of ‘two RTÉs’ and fear for the future

District Court in New Ross issued arrest warrants in 2009 for arrest of man being held in detention centre in Texas

Those who entered US on visa waivers but overstayed ‘have fewer rights than people smuggled in’

Texas court ruled against Seamus Culleton despite his being married to a US citizen and being a green card applicant

The Government is considering changing the law so that the home addresses of company directors will no longer be publicly available

Former Galway politician pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of cocaine, along with two counts of driving with no insurance