Landlord Marc Godart accused of using three properties for short-term lets without required permissionCase of businessman from Luxembourg to be heard before Dublin District Court in AprilTue Jan 16 2024 - 12:55
‘You are advised to vacate this building immediately’: safety notices served on Marc Godart flatsApartments in Capel Street are let on a short-term basis where beds in a shared room are being offered from €11.16 per nightMon Jan 15 2024 - 06:30
Under the eye of landlord Marc Godart: how a tenant who objected to CCTV surveillance was evictedMexican tenant Salvador Chavez Morales complained about a camera trained on the kitchen of his Dublin rental, part of the property business of controversial Luxembourg landlord Marc GodartSat Jan 13 2024 - 06:00
Health board told of multiple instances of ‘inappropriate’ behaviour by Bill KenneallyTribunal is told convicted paedophile used to offer boys alcohol, money and lifts in his car.Fri Jan 12 2024 - 16:26
Former Fianna Fáil TD disputes journalist’s note of 2016 conversationInquiry into response to allegations against convicted paedophile Bill Kenneally hears evidence about conversation in car park in 2016Wed Jan 10 2024 - 16:04
Former Fine Gael politician confirms guilty pleas on money laundering chargesFormer Longford councillor charged with offences involving property with total value of €2.6mTue Jan 09 2024 - 18:17
Former Garda inspector Gerry O’Carroll ‘loved every second’ of his career, funeral service hearsFormer garda, who was involved in numerous high-profile investigations, was ‘formidable giant of a man’, brother tells serviceSat Jan 06 2024 - 18:40
Michael Lowry says costs dispute with Moriarty tribunal settled more than decade after final reportTipperary TD, who was criticised in tribunal report, said his representation costs amounted to €2.8 millionSat Jan 06 2024 - 17:40
Entrepreneur and energy supergrid promoter Eddie O’Connor diesFormer chief executive of Bord na Móna went from being Ireland’s ‘leading polluter’ to a prominent promoter of renewable energySat Jan 06 2024 - 15:48
Woman who was left nothing in father’s will loses appeal against costs orderDaughter lodged caveat delaying processing of will of her father, who drew up a new will just a month before he diedThu Jan 04 2024 - 19:48
Trust that owns Christian Brothers schools included as defendant in historical child sex abuse casesSolicitors say taking of cases against the trust, which has property worth €133 million, is response to legal strategy being adopted by congregationThu Jan 04 2024 - 06:17
Man (20) from Co Clare dies in Christmas road crash in New ZealandTim O’Dwyer (20) was alone when his vehicle crashed early on Christmas Day in New ZealandThu Dec 28 2023 - 16:59
Former High Court president Joe Finnegan remembered for contribution to Irish jurisprudenceLarge turnout for funeral Mass in Bray of former judge whose passions included motorbikes, rugby and horse-racingSat Dec 23 2023 - 17:50
Minister for Justice seeks AG’s advice after judge is convicted of sexual assaultCircuit Court judge Gerard O’Brien was in his 30s and working as a teacher in a secondary school in Dublin at the time of the offencesSat Dec 23 2023 - 05:15
Former Christian Brother (87) appears in court on historical abuse chargesJack Manning facing trial on charges of sex assaults in Westland Row CBS DublinFri Dec 22 2023 - 13:08
Michael Lynn: The Celtic Tiger solicitor who flew high and fell fastFormer property tycoon who spent years in prison in Brazil fighting extradition is now in an Irish jailThu Dec 21 2023 - 06:00
Man who ‘gambled’ pension money on shares found guilty of insider tradingCourt told Declan Service (63) was not a ‘high-roller’ but a carer on €350 a weekWed Dec 20 2023 - 15:21
Funeral of former Irish Times picture editor told he ‘lived life to the fullest’Award-winning photographer Peter Thursfield was ‘a very talented man’, priest tells service in Terenure, DublinMon Dec 18 2023 - 16:38
‘They took my sister’: Uyghur activist says her work led to sibling’s detention in ChinaRushan Abbas tells of 61-year-old family member’s arrest days after she spoke publicly in the US about mass imprisonment of Uyghurs in XinjiangSat Dec 09 2023 - 06:00
Chief executive of Wexford County Council ‘barred’ from offices of local radio stationTom Enright, subject of critical Sipo report in 2022, denies making off-air verbal attack on presenter Alan CorcoranFri Dec 08 2023 - 07:00
Uighur activist calls for closure of Confucius Institute at UCDRushan Abbas says her sister (61) disappeared in China six days after she criticised the Chinese government at an event in the United StatesWed Dec 06 2023 - 06:00
A tale of two stories: how Gript Media found itself in the eye of a reporting storm Gript editor John McGuirk argues it is not the job of journalists to suppress information, but he regrets his false report that jeopardised a man unconnected to the Dublin stabbingsSun Dec 03 2023 - 16:00
RTÉ €10m budget cuts mean fewer episodes of Fair CityVoluntary exit programme part of plan to cut back on expenditure in 2024 as part of a package of reform, according to planThu Nov 30 2023 - 17:37
Gript article that wrongly identified Parnell Square stabbing suspect is removed from siteGardaí have put in place special security measures to protect man wrongly identified as a result of the online publicationThu Nov 30 2023 - 13:53
Men and women aged 19 to 57 appear in court on public order, theft and other charges following Dublin rioting Possession of weapons, theft, public intoxication, use of abusive language among charges facedFri Nov 24 2023 - 18:35
National DNA database matches 50% of ‘unknown crime stains’ sent for analysis Resource ‘an enormous success’ for Forensic Science Ireland which unveils new laboratory in KildareFri Nov 24 2023 - 00:01
From a Florida hotel room to Dublin Castle: How Ben Dunne’s panic attack caused mayhem for the rich and powerfulFallout from Florida incident lasted for two decades and reached the top of Irish politicsMon Nov 20 2023 - 05:00
Royal Horticultural Society of Ireland to consider pruning ‘Royal’ from its nameShedding of ancient name to be considered after process of consulting the memberships’ viewsSun Nov 19 2023 - 06:30
Why shining a light on Putin’s hidden web of influence mattersCypriot financial services firms helped at least 96 oligarchs manage massive global investments including in hedge funds in DublinThu Nov 16 2023 - 06:00
Roman Abramovich trust bought Gulfstream jet from Dublin company using web of companiesDublin company had long-standing agreement to purchase executive jet which ended up being owned by an Abramovich trustThu Nov 16 2023 - 06:00
Roman Abramovich had significant investments in Ireland before sanctionsRussian oligarch had significant investments in Ireland before sanctionsWed Nov 15 2023 - 05:00
A different tune – Colm Keena on Joan ArmatradingArtistic expression lightens our loadTue Nov 14 2023 - 18:59
Remote and hybrid working key factors in employment choicesSurvey finds Tuesday is most popular day for coming into the office and most popular hybrid model involves two days a week onsite and three days remote workingMon Nov 13 2023 - 00:01
Storm Debi: Met Éireann issues red alerts for 14 counties as schools told not to open until 10amStatus yellow wind and rain warning in place for all counties starting at midnight and lasting until 3pm on MondaySun Nov 12 2023 - 21:45
Chronicle of Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland launched by Dr Mary McAleeseFormer President says new book tells the story of an institution that has grown to become an ‘internationalist hub of inclusion and diversity’Tue Nov 07 2023 - 21:05
Sinn Féin TD Chris Andrews sues The Irish TimesDublin politician lodges High Court proceedings over article about his party’s response to Hamas attack on Israel that mentioned TD’s posts on social mediaTue Nov 07 2023 - 17:48
Money mule convictions soar among students: ‘I let my parents down. I let everybody down’‘Don’t do it,’ says one student convicted last week after letting a criminal gang use his bank accountSun Nov 05 2023 - 05:30
Newry businesses left in limbo after ‘catastrophic’ floods: ‘We have no functioning government, so we are stuck’Businesses hit by flooding were unable to get insurance cover and are now lobbying for government support in the absence of a sitting Northern Ireland ExecutiveFri Nov 03 2023 - 17:00
Christian Brothers legal strategy is a form of ‘secondary abuse’, says victim Ken Grace criticises apology issued by congregation following mediation and four and a half years of litigationFri Nov 03 2023 - 15:47
Abuse victim secures public apology from Christian Brothers in landmark High Court case Ken Grace had to sue all surviving members of the congregation from the 1980s because of congregation’s decision not to appoint a nominee for the purposes of the litigationFri Nov 03 2023 - 12:53
Q&A: What are the stalking and non-fatal strangling offences introduced in new legislation?Series of new measures are aimed at targeting domestic and gender-based violence, as well as gangland crime and attacks on gardaíWed Nov 01 2023 - 18:00
RTÉ chair was told in June station’s treatment of Tubridy payments had ‘no logic’Content of email to RTÉ chair does not contain any new revelations, says broadcasterSat Oct 28 2023 - 18:14
Man seriously injured following assault in Limerick CityGardaí appeal for people who were in Hyde Road area at time of incident to come forwardSat Oct 28 2023 - 13:22
Michael Lynn accused of stealing more than €27 million during boom yearsJurors told that any prejudices they may have against banks or solicitors should be left ‘outside the room’Wed Oct 25 2023 - 18:01
Southeast sees localised flooding and surging rivers after heavy rainSchool grounds in Inistioge, Co Kilkenny, are flooded by ‘unbelievable’ volume of water from River NoreTue Oct 24 2023 - 10:18
Former Christian Brother jailed for assaulting 19 boys investigated for alleged abuse in Co LaoisAbuse happened ‘in full view’ of other students, says abuse survivor who has made statement to the Garda about convicted former teacher’s activities in a midlands primary schoolSat Oct 21 2023 - 06:30
Statistics illustrate how Ireland has changed since joining EU in 1973Central Statistics Office report shows how much Ireland has changed since joining the EU in 1973Tue Oct 17 2023 - 18:43
Former Christian Brother (80s) jailed for sexual abuse of former students at Kilkenny school in 1970sLiam Coughlan (87) was subject of largescale Garda investigation that started in 2010Mon Oct 16 2023 - 15:35
Former minister denounces ‘the third Reich in Dublin’ during pro-Israel rally Irish politicians had no right to lecture Israel about how it went about protecting its citizens from Hamas rockets, says Alan ShatterSun Oct 15 2023 - 20:52
‘Crazy, absolute madness’: Vaping companies in Ireland cash in as legislation struggles to keep upThere is money to be made in vape sales, Irish company records show, but health campaigners want disposable e-cigarettes to be banned outrightSun Oct 15 2023 - 06:00
