Thirty-year-old Clare woman jailed for six months for assault on two paramedics

Ex-Anglo banker retained home after being declared bankrupt in 2010 with €147m debts

Department paid lawyers brief fees even though all non-urgent criminal cases were adjourned

Judge likens burial plot row to a story by John B. Keane as he strikes out case

Judge says fortunate at least two of attacks by Pavel Kratochvil did not end up as fatalities

IAA staff will deliver savings as agency deals with ‘collapse’ in revenues due to Covid-19

Council give go-ahead for facility on site of Begley’s Fruit Market

Impact of Covid-19 significant across six months but no clarity on longer-term effect

Authors of journal paper state baby girl ‘requires multidisciplinary healthcare team care’

Plans for car park were put on hold after Government heritage officials lodged appeal

Plateau Records cash reserves rise to €896,685 as singer shares pay of €261,000

Dublin City Council would pay €30m for the block at Project Montrose in Donnybrook

Chain sought retention permission for change of use from creche to cafe

Publican chasing fast-track permission for major development including four-star hotel

Gym owner says he will be doing well if half of his 10 gyms reopen

After-tax profits of €581,946 in year to end of August marginally down on previous year

Since February, college ability to generate non-exchequer income threatened by virus

Celebrity chef opens online business and expands food outlet to keep business ticking over

Level of communal open space deemed below minimum standard set out in guidelines

Proposal for new two-storey clubhouse ‘acceptable’ in principle, council planners say

Mother ‘very disappointed’ and says ‘it doesn’t feel right for the consequences’

Local opposition says the proposed density and scale of the development ‘is too high in relation to the surrounding architecture’

Proposal would see 452 apartments built in eight blocks in south Dublin suburb

Nassar Ahmed (39) replied ‘okay’ after being charged with the murder offence

Man accused of offence at several locations over four-hour period

Report says new space will deliver additional €129m in retail revenue for mall by 2025

University calls for ‘significant additional funding’ from Government despite reporting €5.7m surplus in 2019

University plans to have two full-time staff based in China

Issues around the fate of the Small Skipper and Marsh Fritillary butterflies delay An Bord Pleanala ruling over large scale solar (...)

A record attendance of 70,000 expected for the sold-out event at Stradbally in September

Judge says the law of the land is not based on HSE directives

Well-known publican says this year will be ‘a disaster’ for the trade

New guidelines instruct solicitors to witness clients’ signatures through windows in keeping with Covid-19 precautions

Judge gives Samir Parker (23) four month suspended sentence over incident in Ennis

Celebrity chef shut doors on London operations last Friday in response to pandemic

Appeals board found number of dual aspect units too small

Employee fired for claiming 10 buses had collapsed cushions in a two-day period

Developments in Castleknock and Malahide secure permission from An Bord Pleanála

Security company took action after complaint about ‘al-Qaeda’ taunt

Granting of permission supersedes permission granted two years ago for 460 apartments at the site

Planning appeals board concerned Co Clare dunes would be adversely affected by works

‘We’re going to lose money hand over fist, but this is about keeping a financial flow for staff and giving a service to tourists’

French sports retailer is set to open its first Irish flagship store here in April, in Ballymun

Revenue falls 5 per cent to €22.92m in 12 months to end of December 2019

Adjudication officer found firm’s decision was not unfair

Appeals board found location ‘ideal’ for store

Revenues surge by 14% from €45 million to €51.47 million

Profits at National Children’s Hospital contractor up by 20%

Two developments, including apartments up to eight storeys, set for ‘fast-track’ planning

Slump in sales confirmed in accounts for Vermilion Energy, which operates Co Mayo site

Total number of outlets stands at 14

Figures show success rate of 37% for applicants after surge in number of cases

Burrito bar chain says it plans to open more outlets across Ireland

Nellcon Ltd continues to flourish in former Ireland rugby captain’s retirement

Martin Gerard Foley banned from having animals after pleading guilty to neglect charges

Community group says proposed co-living units ‘are the bedsits of our times’

Development of 63 apartments planned for former Gowan Motors site

Senan O’Flaherty (63) pleaded guilty to driving without due care and attention

Fight between two women at Ennis venue resulted in ‘catastrophic’ injury

Rene Miko will not serve extra time in case discovered after woman sent Facebook video

Two-screen cinema to be located in basement of One Molesworth Street

Formpress Publishing a subsidiary of Iconic Newspapers which operates 20 local titles

Plans by Joe O’Reilly for houses and aparments to be fast-tracked by appeals board

Best-selling novelist appeals construction plan over ‘catastrophic’ impact on privacy

MHL Collection, owned by US billionaire John Malone, purchased the hotel last March

Late RTÉ broadcaster’s Montrose Services Ltd saw its cash funds rise by €140,000

Plan involves 201 build-to-rent apartments to be constructed on Albert Quay in Cork City

Woman left Gort District Court following judge’s intervention

Well-known Dublin pub and tourist attraction had profits of almost €400,000 last year

Bord Pleanála last year granted permission to 16,771 housing units in ‘fast track’ cases

Pay to directors declines as does value of investments

Programme not commissioned for broadcaster’s autumn schedule

Nineteen hotels in city each got over €1m as spend on emergency housing rose by 19%

Liveline anchor’s Claddaghgreen Ltd shows accumulated profit of €486,911 last year

Numbers employed at State agency last year fell to 211

Bord Pleanála has overruled the objections of Wicklow County Council

Rene Miko (22) of Kilrush, Co Clare pleaded guilty to sexual assault in October 2015

Delay stems from objection submitted by company said to be ‘non-existent’

An Bord Pleanála overturns decision to refuse permission by Dublin City Council

Some 30 upset listeners petition RTÉ boss Dee Forbes to halt closure of radio station

Luxury property’s owners investing in hotel upgrades and planning marketing changes

WRC highlights procedural unfairness and failings in disciplinary process

Developers had sought to planning permission from An Bord Pleanála for their new housing schemes

Aqua Dome’s insurance premiums last year totalled €90,000, up about €50,000 on five years ago, the company’s chief executive Kiera(...)

Destinations to drum up investment included San Francisco, Mumbai, and Hong Kong

Latest loss means fast food chain now has accumulated losses of €1.5m

Threat made after assault on local pensioner that left him with brain injury

Defence team in Mr Moonlight murder trial shared almost €1m in legal fees for 2019 work

Revenue declines by 15% during 2018

Millstreet business accommodates 855 asylum seekers

Chief executive was with Dublin-based Crosswood Developments for 11 weeks

Family-owned company taken over by Irving Oil

Application for Merrion Road site had faced local opposition

WRC finds manner of dismissal was contrary to principle of fairness and natural justice

1,600 fixed penalty notices issued to taxi drivers by National Transport Authority last year

Plan opposed by an Taisce, Kilkenny Group and Department of Culture

Clare – Elected 10th count

Clare – Elected 10th count

Clare – Elected 10th count

‘My intention was never for political gain. I felt I was on solid moral ground,’ says Cathal Crowe