Body that brought Dublin quarter into limelight has left issues to be resolved

A chronological look at the utility from setup to Eurostat ruling

Eurostat decision is just the latest in a long line of setbacks for the controversial utility

From consultants and bonuses to protests and Eurostat, it’s been a torrent of crisis

HSE, Nama and others urge Dublin City Council to remove construction limits

With recovery underway, this was a year for comebacks as well as encouraging success for a new breed of entrepreneurs

Water charges dominated the agenda, while budget gains were eroded by taxes, Superquinn said goodbye, house prices and rents rose dramatically, and not everyone bought into the notion of economic recovery

2014 was the year both Coalition parties received a good dunking from a public who were mad as hell and – on this one exceptional issue, at least – weren’t going to take it anymore. As a result, the next election is all to play for

Water was the hot political issue of 2014, but though the law for the new charge is about to be passed, the Coalition are far from home and dry

Officials told utility that proposals to check child ages regularly would be ‘onerous and inefficient’

Secretary general said utility company would ‘get nothing’ until it formally wrote to her

Testy phone calls and emails illustrate underlying governance mess

Details of attacks sent to Dublin City Council

Government backbenchers still unclear about reaction to new charges regime

Has the campaign against water charges opened our eyes to the power of protest?

Tierney confident that measures including application of charges to properties of owner-occupiers will be sufficient to guarantee compliance rates in excess of 90%

Tánaiste expresses confidence as Taoiseach says Government made mistakes

Ervia and Irish Water say new package does much to clarify and restore public trust

A chronological drip-feed from the abolition to the reintroduction of water charges

Minister for Environment says language used over non-paying customers was wrong

FG, Labour meetings discuss Irish Water

Enda Kenny hopes ‘clarity and confidence’ can be brought to debacle over charges

People have spoken but don’t expect any changes to happen yet

Managing director must try harder to keep his head above water

Tánaiste says no bonuses for staff until company operational

Former Fine Gael minister says public would like to see new management team

MD Tierney says it is ‘humbling’ to see the work his staff are doing on public’s behalf

Utility company’s managing director says he has ‘one of the most difficult jobs’

Irish Water claims installation of 455,000 meters has beaten target for the year

Moving Tierney won’t stop flow of negative sentiment

Commission for Energy Regulation appearing before Oireachtas Environment Committee

Cabinet agrees a communications revamp at Irish Water was necessary

Fianna Fáil motion on issues surrounding company to be debated in Dáil tonight

Irish Water managing director John Tierney faces crucial board meeting today

Board coming under increasing pressure as Enda Kenny refuses to offer his support

Staff who ‘need improvement’ could still be entitled to bonus of up to 9 per cent

Former environment minister says he signed off on overall startup costs for Irish Water

Decision means Kilashee House Hotel and Lawlor’s Hotel will continue to operate

Judge told Kilashee House Hotel and Lawlor’s Hotel have reasonable prospect of survival as going concerns

Fianna Fáil leader critical of delay in publishing Irish Water’s business model