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Creche owner denies she was in breach of staffing level guidelines during HSE visit

Owner says that many of the complaints made by HSE inspection team were ‘fantasy’

Woman spared conviction after paying back €15,000 in benefits

Case struck out against mother who received payments while working in Australia

‘Mattress Mick’ to pay up over unlicensed taxi driver

Pleads guilty to not keeping record of licence but gets chance to avoid criminal conviction

Aer Lingus facing trial over driver’s death at Dublin Airport

John Murray fell from a loading bay in November 2014 and suffered fatal head injuries

‘It is a heartbreaking loss but Anthony Foley’s legacy will go on forever’

Gerry Thornley on the aftermath of Munster coach Anthony Foley’s sudden, tragic death

Being Paulie: The rugby evolution of Paul O’Connell

Keith Duggan talks to the former Ireland and Munster lock as he opens up about his career

Irish Water pleads guilty over Carraroe water plan delay

Body ordered to give €3000 to charity after EPA took case over €1m project in Co Galway village

Shell fined over noise pollution from gas flare at Corrib

Company admits ‘flaring’ tests on New Year’s Eve breached EPA Protection Act

Market traders fined for selling prescription drugs from stall

Medication included pills for treating Alzheimer’s disease and for thinning blood

Private investigator convicted of obtaining details from welfare official

James Cowley (65) accessed PPS numbers, family details and claims information

Parents found guilty as boy (13) misses four years of school

Mother claimed her child was sick but refused to produce any medical evidence

Dublin parents kept son (13) out of school four years, court told

Couple told they risk facing garda investigation if they refuse to engage with authorities

Dublin builder fined €12,000 over tax returns

Leo Finn (49), of Dalkey, pleads guilty to failing to file documents for almost a decade

FG councillor sought meeting with Bruton for his Axa boss

Axa head John O’Neill met Minister to ‘explain difficulties experienced by insurers’

Mobile operator Meteor fined €25,000 over discount blunder

Landmark conviction as Meteor convicted and fined for phone bundle discount mistake

Drug smuggler got €30,000 benefits while living in Lanzarote

Dublin man Gary Mulvany (37) convicted of benefit fraud over three years

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