Michael Molloy (28) tells court he sold car used by person who attacked owner and took animal earlier that day

Dubliners win at Dalymount to make move up the table after poor start to the season

Kevin Sheedy’s first game in charge of the Blues ends in cruel defeat

Pricewatch: Since Covid hit, we have splashed out more on our gardens than ever before

An Irishman’s Diary

Former Waterford winger Walter Figueira causes havoc against his former club

Hosts take hold of third spot thanks to Matt Smith’s stunning early goal at the RSC

Appeals to forestry licence applications stalling supply of 1.1m cubic feet of logs

The separation of the hurling and football seasons has helped the dual club

A tricky week for John Sheridan’s side ends in RSC stalemate as visitors remain bottom

Belfast-based company has secured a total of €4.1m in investment and €2.2m in grants

Covid-19 continues to impact tourism as Mother Jones Festival in Cork also deferred

Tony Delaney pleaded guilty to offences including assault causing him harm

Teenagers ordered to stay out of West Cork by court as part of bail conditions

Pricewatch: Hundreds of people could lose thousands of euro as their travel plans lie in tatters

Staff asked to self-isolate or work from home after employee diagnosed with Covid-19

Fine Gael still insists it wants to enter opposition after policy exchange meeting

Round-up: O’Connor seals win for Waterford; Harps take north-west derby

Gardaí object to bail over the violence used in incident as teen walked home in Bandon

Energy infrastructure group hails ‘transformational’ deal ahead of shareholder vote

Leo Varadkar and Boris Johnson’s crunch Liverpool meeting followed a tense few days

Co-accused charged with nine offences in relation to thefts from three pensioners

Deadline for bids for the ailing shipyard was noon on Friday

Majority of Belfast shipyard is covered by lease that runs until 2119

Workers are continuing a round the clock protest outside the gates of the site

Historic shipyard ‘unable to continue trading’ as no buyer found

Staff exceeded remit and engaged in unacceptable practices, Minister for Justice says

Minister for Climate Action spoke of forestry as a solution to climate emergency

Researcher urges multistakeholder form as way forward if sector is to develop

Average pay packages now exceed €110,000 for accountants with bonuses aplenty

Taoiseach wrote to tech executive pledging to help social media giant ‘realise your plans’

Top party figures hear suggestions FF chief Micheál Martin building Dáil alliances

Juncker wanted a ‘verbal handshake’ with Varadkar before any sign-off with May

Joint interpretive instrument means EU cannot trap UK in backstop indefinitely

Private dinner meeting described as ‘warm’ by aides also focused on stalled NI assembly

Industry to add 6,000 jobs as turnover doubles to €1.6bn

Vote 100: Progressive teacher and fervent separatist became one of the leading women in Irish politics

ReliaQuest and Wrike both planning to add employees

Review of confidence-and-supply agreement goes on with no immediate threat of election

Special party conference may have to approve FG government deals