James Nolan

Blocking new hotels in Dublin is economic vandalism

Councillors play to the Twitter gallery as they deprive communities of investment

Irish-backed P&ID ups ante in $9.6bn Nigerian dispute

Legal battle with African nation relates to failed deal to develop a gas plant in 2010

Waste not: the food business that throws nothing away

FoodSpace raises the sustainability bar, using only local ingredients in zero-waste kitchens

Team Ireland at the European Athletics Championships

Ian O’Riordan profiles the 42 athletes wearing green in Berlin next week

‘The greatest gift of all’: the successes and pitfalls of organ donation

James Nolan was one of the State’s first recipients of a kidney from a living donor

Patsy McGonagle steps down as Irish Athletics manager

The Donegal man held the position for 25 years which included four Olympic Games

Clay from grave of US labour activist to be presented at Cork’s Spirit of Mother Jones Festival

Earth from the grave of Cork-born US labour activist Mother Jones will be presented at a ceremony in Leeside during the Spirit of Mother Jones Festival

Rare cases in recent years of bodies dismembered in Ireland

Few of those who mutilated bodies of their victims in Ireland were hardened criminals

Olympic Council of Ireland announce new Athlete Commission

Role of commission is to advise OCI and ensure voice of Irish athletes is heard

Search to resume as fourth body part found in Co Wicklow

Human remains found at three separate locations belong to a white man in his mid to late 20s

Leg bone found in search for body of rapist James Nolan

Searches continuing in Co Monaghan in effort to locate more of Nolan’s remains

Remains found in search for rapist whose arm washed up on beach

Discovery made in Tolka Valley Park by gardaí looking for body of James Nolan

Search in Dublin park for remains of rapist whose arm found on beach

Dig will take up to three weeks for James Nolan whose limb was discovered on Dollymount in 2011

DCU students from rural Ireland on what it would take to return home

‘I can’t see myself moving home...there’s not much left there’

New search for body of rapist whose arm found on Dollymount

Dig in north Dublin expected for James Nolan (46), last seen in Finglas in 2010

What’s hot and what’s not in Ireland’s universitites

Scenic campuses with great facilities abound – but costly housing choices and a lack of parking are among greatest gripes

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