Declan Ganley

Breda O’Brien: Government treats religion as whimsical hobby

State ban on public worship is unjust and labyrinthine regulations fool no one

Covid-19: Catholic archbishop criticises ‘provocative’ law on services

Statutory instrument is not targeted at churches, says Minister for Health

Attending Mass a criminal offence under Covid-19 regulations, court hears

Businessman Declan Ganley had challenged Government over Level 5 restrictions

Show some faith in religious communities

Access to worship should be restored long before Level 2

State asked to clarify basis for Covid-19 restrictions on attending Mass

Declan Ganley claims his Constitutional rights to practice religion being breached

Ganley dismisses Trump attack on his company as ‘politics’

Ex-president fires broadside at Karl Rove, lobbyist for Irish businessman’s firm Rivada

Declan Ganley case over restrictions on religious services adjourned

Businessman claims Covid-19 restrictions in breach of rights in Constitution

Graham Dwyer, ‘Mr Moonlight’ and Leaving Cert grades: Big Irish court cases in 2021

In court: the Kevin Lunney assault, Michael Lynn’s trial and Cervical Check claims

Those in Ireland who depart from consensus are often isolated and ignored

Whether on efficacy of vaccines or economic management, dissent can show its worth

Sharp rise in Covid infections justifies restrictions on Masses, says Archbishop

Advance bookings for Christmas Masses may be necessary, according to Diarmuid Martin

Ganley takes legal challenge to Level 5 ban on attending Mass

Businessman argues right to practise his religion is protected under the Constitution

Declan Ganley denies Donald Trump trying to swing lucrative 5G contract for Rivada

Galway businessman says he is not seeking Pentagon ‘sweetheart’ deal

Denis O’Brien launches fresh attempt to access PR firm’s contacts with journalists

Businessman is also seeking Red Flag communications about him with politicians

The concerts and events still taking place across Ireland this summer

Government restrictions have limited capacity but some festivals are still on

High Court refuses Denis O’Brien application for discovery of documents

Businessman granted access to certain documents for defamation case against Red Flag

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President green-lights opening of viscount’s theme park before other public gathering places

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