Caveat: The businessman transformed industries and lifted the lid on links between corporates and politicians

Radio Review: Rosenstock’s wit, invention and observation are absent from his radio show

Data Protection Commissioner also to apply for permission to use ODCE documents

ODCE is applying to appoint inspectors to investigate data breaches at media group

‘The Irish Times’ not bringing formal application concerning access to documents

Varadkar says decisions on media ownership should be ‘independent of politicians’

Sea of black gowns fills High Court as interested parties seek access to case papers

INM objects to appointment of inspectors, with judicial review to heard on May 9th

Claims of journalists’ emails being accessed raise ‘very serious public interest issues’

INM controversy involves data, a radio station, ‘success fees’ and possible market abuse

Progress of application for appointment of inspectors hinges on judicial review case

INM-ODCE show unfolds as improv in High Court with chorus of lawyers for ‘INM 19’

Businessman says he will hold corporate director ‘personally responsible’ for leaks

Newspaper publisher writes to so-called INM 19 saying alleged data breach was ‘unauthorised’

Former chief executive of media group shocked at treatment of staff and journalists

He has long seen himself as a victim of widespread media and political efforts to do him down

Alleged data breach the latest twist in businessman's involvement with INM

Nick Cooper whose name was searched after alleged data breach saw off Digicel court case

Data Protection Commissioner to conduct investigation

Journalists and SC among people on list of 19

ODCE is examining conduct of INM board in relation to handling of a protected disclosure

The city garden centre also does planting for corporations, embassies, events and film sets

Clerys could be an option – on slow days, mannequins would come and fill the chamber

Case taken against former TD one of several High Court proceedings taken since 2010

Broadside: It seems that even the anti-abortion lobby is against criminalising women who are forced to procure their own abortions

Former assistant editor at Sunday Press worked at the Irish Press group for 36 years

The FF strategist gave the impression he found the whole political thing a bit of a lark

Army of campers, staff and performers on the move as festival closes for another year

Humanist ceremony held in crowded Examination Hall at Trinity College Dublin

Seán Davis speaks of ‘overwhelming sense of love’ for father

Funeral mass hears of warm and loving woman who was fond of a bit of mischief

Editorials and articles addressed property issues, says former editor

Pot plants also add humidity and filter pollutants from our homes and offices

Literary events can be a bit thin on the ground around Christmas. So here’s where to look

Colm Keena and Suzanne Lynch take prizes

Love/Hate writer leads event to celebrate football pundit’s autobiography

The passions of Justice Kevin Feeney’s life “were family, friendship, work and sport”