Relics of the third-century martyr and symbol of courtly love draws in the crowds

Organisation representing Defence Forces personnel says protest is a ‘symbolic act’

Brexit ‘an opportunity’ if it means less Polish imports to UK, says NI mushroom company

Mourners told even when it was too late to change her fate, she helped create new health guidelines

The absence of clarity on the nitty-gritty details is causing anxiety for Border businesses

Minister of State Seán Canney says no need for an independent inquiry into subsidence

Gardaí say unlicensed middle men have diverted €23m away from insurance firms

Tom Fleming complained about Declan O’Callaghan to the tribunal in May 2010

Court hears that Criminal Assets Bureau had raided premises associated with Jim Ferry

Families displaced from their Magheracloone homes by subsidence want solutions

Total of 149 killed to date compares with 157 killed on roads in 2017

In Ireland, the Army conducted nearly 200 operations at request of An Garda Síochána

Declan O’Callaghan pressured client who faced losing her home as a result of unpaid funds

Co Meath community raises funds to give Margaret Lang (58) a funeral

Roscommon solicitor and his wife stand to lose all their property, including family home

Taoiseach condemns ‘violent actions of vigilantes’ against security guards at the house

Broken glass and burnt-out vehicles bear witness to violent confrontations

Action is statute barred, abuse of process and vexatious, Galway businessman argues

Law Society moves to freeze bank accounts of Ballaghaderreen-based Declan O’Callaghan

By leaving the EU after 40 years’ of membership, Britain is destroying part of itself

Roscommon practice is at centre of claims of money being taken from client accounts

Process auditor questioned about his National Broadband Plan investigation

Driving force behind Capuchin Day Centre is fourth recipient of Human Dignity Award

Poll finds deep support for penal measures against dishonest claims and facilitators

Thirty-five years ago, Republican gunmen massacred worshippers at a church in Darkley, Co Armagh

Entertainers bid farewell to man whose ‘life was happiness, music and sing-along’

Initiative by Minister of State aims to increase EU participation in UN missions

Operation Barracuda sees Garda, army, fire and ambulance services working together

Chief of Staff says he has ‘unique’ perspective to give Pay Commission

Kildare church ‘crammed’ for farewell to David Boland

€180,000 was sought by the driver and the two passengers of car

Family seeks answers from Law Society after solicitor retained portion of €5.2m award

Taxi driver involved in Kildare incident also contradicted plaintiffs’ version of events

Famous Dublin pub, on Duke Street, is the go-to watering hole on Bloomsday

For just 6km, the road from Castleblayney to Dundalk dips into Northern Ireland

Minister ups annual payment to €100,000

Withdrawal of case represents a significant victory for Aviva

‘She’ll be remembered as a mother, a campaigner, a fighter and a woman in a ballgown taking on the people who needed to be challen(...)

Documents sought include financial details and settlement with ex-TD Colm Keaveney

Minister apologises to families of soldiers stuck in Syria due to ‘clearance’ issues

Owner says Bealtaine was ‘a hell of a place to grow up in’ - not surprising given its spectacular location

Trying to explain to daughters that their father will not be home for another two weeks was ‘like cancelling Christmas’

‘There is an inextricable link between pay and being valued,’ says Mellett

Politicians to be targeted over departmental control and perceived humiliation of forces

Emergency meeting of top officers convened as reservists drafted to fill gaps on third ship

Funeral of Ingrida Maciokaite (31) hears how mother of two was taken ‘so violently’

Minister says sepsis can affect any person of any age, irrespective of underlying good health or medical conditions

Homeless couple Mark and Caroline – who is pregnant – sleep in a tent along the Luas line

Ploughing: Shire drafts Ned and Ted let the Taoiseach take the reins in Offaly

McVerry Trust seeks to lease vacants from owners, renovate them and generate rent

Music, bread-making, vintage machinery, and sausages keep the crowds happy in Offaly

Storm inflicted serious damage to many structures across the 150-acre site in Creggan

Second day of event cancelled after public display area suffers damage from strong winds

Councillor threatened to walk out and claimed he was ‘entrapped’ into asking for payment

Daughters tell congregation it is impossible to condense father’s life into just a few words

‘Neither I nor anyone in the firm was aware that any such submission was being made’, said main planning advisor to Pat McDonagh

LinkedIn page saying woman worked for 12½ years at Supermac’s deleted after questions

Pull all information together for ‘intelligence picture’, Grahame White tells financial sector

Woman ‘not living’ at address from which letter opposing Eyre Square outlet was sent

Kildare Educate Together opened in 2012 with 20 pupils and now has 380

Firm earlier admitted it had agreed to underwrite the cost of submitting the letters

Firm under fire for agreeing to cover cost of submissions backing new service area near Ennis

Pat McDonagh's proposed Co Clare project will have ‘significant negative impact’

Fast food firm disowns faked submissions backing its planned service area near Ennis

There’s farm machinery, marquees and flags, and posh girls in Dubarry boots

Leo Varadkar says it will be short meeting but he will raise ‘as many issues as I can’

Mystery surrounds forged letters of support for Co Clare service station

Company condemns forged planning submissions to Clare Council

Clare council is sent fake views over planned motorway service area near Doonbeg

Action over money paid to Roscommon solicitor is separate to case before High Court

Hope and expectation is running high but confirmation of a visit is thin on the ground

Poor pay and allowances sapping morale, say supporters

Declan O’Callaghan and his wife were seen as pillars of community before finances came under scrutiny

ODCE chief says INM senior director Len O’Hagan’s sworn statement ‘concerning’

Lengthy exchange of correspondence is revealed in High Court documents

Passengers complained of pain despite paramedics’ evidence of little vehicle damage

Due process has been followed and the law must take its course, says justice minister

Public meeting hears criticism of judge who jailed Dr Bassam Naser for tax evasion

Garda letter to families had suggested no inquest because trial had heard evidence

Courts Service says media to get wider access to court documents from August 1st

Calls on Minister to release Dr Bassam Naser, jailed for tax evasion, on compassionate grounds

Irish campaigners in Mogadishu highlight death of Deeqa Dahir Nuur

Congregation hears mercurial Crumlin native a ‘wonderful husband’ and good father

Sluggish sales at Kilkenny Mart matched by bleak outlook

Launch taking place as reports of 10-year-old girl bleeding to death emerge

Louise Doyle’s account of her sister Niamh, who died in a road crash that claimed four lives, is a story of enduring love

About 1,600 horses and ponies will participate in show’s various equestrian events

Parts of Bray Head are covered in ash. Locals say area’s special status is part of problem

Birds struggle to source water and food, and plants are ‘under stress’ – here’s how to help

Jim Ferry offers cash seized by CAB to remediate site but says he will file for bankruptcy

Dublin consumption peaked last week at 50 million litres above normal levels

Soldiers in uniform will also participate in the LGBT event

Terminally ill Kerry woman wore her confidence proudly in legal win over HSE and Quest

HSE and US laboratory Quest Diagnostics to apologise to Kerry mother-of-five in settlement

Few dissenting voices in Independent TD’s stronghold following court conviction

Brú na Bhfiann offers a haven for retired personnel down on their luck

Michael Collins says ‘highly oppressive’ Moriarty tribunal was waste of public money

Leeside Apartments complex has ‘widespread fire safety shortcomings’

Dentists will no longer use amalgam on teeth of children under 15 and pregnant women

Psychological consequences of material differences impact the poor most