John Fleming

High Court told Patrick Cox used confidential data to build city centre student block

Group fires volley from Wexford lighthouse in tradition dating back 300 years

Eamonn Dowd’s new album with lyrics by Eamon Carr was launched in Cité du Vin

Precision Quality Glass to take 95,000sq ft at scheme originally built by John Fleming

D16 site has extensive road frontage and is near Rathfarnham and Knocklyon villages

Investors acquire parcel of land at Sandyford Central, located 100m from Luas stop

The cult Dublin fanzine celebrated a grim, golden age of originality and ambition

Question remains if Rome will allow the Dublin Archbishop to go

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An Bord Pleanála gives green light for scheme on former Fleming property

Catholic primate Eamon Martin lauds papal bulletin for World Communications Day

As numbers decline, the church may have to consider amalgamations

Cork developer whose business collapsed with debts of €1bn was director of Donban

On Saturday SFA added its vote to a unanimous decision to approve VAR permanently

Loss of diver Michael Heffernan during Mayo cave rescue 20 years ago also recalled

Shell of abandoned 14-storey tower in Sandyford an eyesore for decade

Dentistry has come a long way from rotten-toothed agony to aesthetic correction

Cites arrest in June as reason for inability to appear at Dáil PAC hearing into Project Eagle

Fr Brendan Coffey received archbishop’s blessing during Mass over the weekend

Public Accounts Committee TDs to query Neporent on €1.6bn loan purchase from Nama

Nama chief set to reappear before Public Accounts Committee

1980s block near Trinity College could hold larger development, subject to planning

Leading clerics back St Patrick’s College amid controversy

Public debate left to ‘obsessive’ religious who ‘psychologically bludgeon’ their opponents

Advertising and shop windows motivate the trek of weary Christmas shoppers

The garda was shot dead while responding to a domestic dispute in Omeath on Sunday

‘Marriage as understood by the great religious traditions ... is that of man and woman’

Fr Gabriel Rosbotham took Hugh Crawford to court over Co Donegal house they shared

Towards Peace one of three church agencies in Ireland set up to help survivors of abuse

He will live on in fractured music, between the notes

Million-strong crowd expected at canonisation of Popes John XXIII and John Paul II

Car dealer and former TV3 ‘Apprentice’ star has come full circle

Donban Contracting UK hired to concert former offices of the Port of London on Trinity Square into a hotel

There will be complaints that this closure diminishes competition, but it will do nothing of the sort

World Bank president says failing to act could cause spike in global interest rates

Fears grow Congress might not be able to agree increase to US borrowing limit

‘The great weapon of the Curia is secrecy, the great weapon of all oppressors’