John O Donnell

Sailing: Fogerty’s Raw among handful of Irish starters in Fastnet Race

Massive fleet of 452 boats set to start on the 40th anniversary of the fatal 1979 race

Judge queries lawyers as €300,000 in fraudulent claims are dismissed

‘Some solicitors should be more selective about who they take on,’ says Judge Jacqueline Linnane

Sipo finds against two councillors over RTÉ undercover report

Joe Queenan and John O’Donnell both breached Local Government Act - watchdog

Tearful Andy Murray: Australian Open could be my last tournament

‘I am not sure I am able to play through the pain for another four or five months’

Jury finds Donegal councillor not guilty of assaulting man

John O’Donnell said he acted in self defence at time of 2015 incident in Letterkenny

When it comes to gender equality in the world of business, it’s good to talk

Caveat: As the only man on the panel, I quickly realised there was nothing to worry about

Three BWG executives in line to share €75m windfall

Leo Crawford and two others due payment under deal with South African investor

Councillor admits meeting with ‘blonde bombshell’ was ‘not my finest hour’

Joe Queenan filmed by undercover reporter discussing purported project for county Sligo

Rising star of outsourcing legal services

Dan Fox switched from fronting a band to finding a way to disrupt the legal profession

US yachtsman says RNLI saved him from ‘potentially tragic’ situation

Locals in Inis Mór minding John Lubimir after mast on boat ‘Patriot’ snapped at sea

Ireland face familiar foes England in Women’s World Cup Sevens

If men beat Chile in preliminary clash they take on number-one ranked South Africa

David Drumm guilty verdict: 87 days in court 19

Former Anglo chief executive seldom reacted during evidence

Ireland Sevens beat England at Twickenham to take bronze

Anthony Eddy’s side make history in London by reaching their first ever Cup semi-final

Spar-owner BWG frees up €33m for acquisitions after refinancing deal

Dutch lender Rabobank joins the retail group’s lending consortium

Hong Kong Sevens: Ireland’s dreams dashed by Japan

Anthony Eddy’s side miss out on place in next year’s elite series after last gasp loss in semis

Hong Kong Sevens: Ireland to play Japan in semi-finals

Anthony Eddy’s side thrash Zimbabwe 38-5 in last eight after topping their pool

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