Mark Tighe

Mark Tighe

Senior Investigative Reporter

Mark Tighe is Senior Investigative Reporter at The Irish Times

Fire at Coolmore-owned property extinguished after two days in second blaze at site this year

Fire broke out on Wednesday in composting shed at location 2km from Ballydoyle training centre

Holly Cairns repays €8,500 in expenses mistakenly paid by Oireachtas during maternity leave

Social Democrats leader contacted Oireachtas about the error after she noticed failure to halt the allowance

Airbnb manager said he was unlawfully fired despite ‘very positive’ performance review

Jonathan Pugliese, who led Airbnb’s premium French support team in Ireland, took High Court proceedings against the company

Why is the State’s national equestrian sports body in financial trouble and what will happen to it?

Legal costs in €9m competition claim case triggered run for court protection from creditors

Limerick Social Democrats member appeals decision to expel her from party

Karen Sugrue says she is being punished for raising ‘lack of representation’ in internal meeting

Staff at Horse Sport Ireland briefed on potential job cuts as interim examiner is appointed

Government body for equestrian sector holds emergency meeting for employees as examinership comes before High Court

Simon Harris’s aide mocked teachers as work-shy and public as ‘racist’

Constituency chief John Kelly called Donald Trump a ‘moron’ and Prince Harry a ‘snowflake’ in social media posts

Fourteen cattle die from dehydration after water disconnected at Coolmore-owned farm

John Magnier-owned operation said ‘everyone is deeply, deeply upset by what occurred’

Coolmore Stud owner John Magnier says billionaire Maurice Regan trying to ‘destroy’ him

John Magnier believed deal in place to buy 751-acre estate in Co Tipperary, but acquisition ultimately completed by Maurice Regan

Drinks distributor drops ‘Irish’ wine over concern about accuracy of label

Owner of Fairy Trees Winery in Co Louth says ‘maybe we made a mistake’ over labelling of blend with 25% French grapes

‘Maybe we made a mistake’: The Louth vineyard facing questions over how much of its wine is from Irish grapes

Bernard Lacile invested more than €1m in business because of belief that ‘there is a future for Irish wine’

Student laptop firm claiming it lost contracts with 20 schools to rivals drops injunction

Eduvolve executives deny allegations of hacking and unlawful competition in High Court dispute

Losses rise to €1.19m at online grinds school backed by Brian O’Driscoll and Caelan Doris

Grinds 360 offers a subscription for lessons on all Leaving Certificate subjects for €1,099

Gambling watchdog opens investigation into Soft2Bet websites

Regulator steps up enforcement after forcing Polymarket to block Irish betting

Former FAI coach (60s) arrested in investigation into historical sexual abuse of women players

Man being detained at Dublin Garda station

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