Court rules public bodies must justify refusals to disclose certain documents
Judgments will have implications for application of the Freedom of Information Act
Vizlegal opens up its legal search and tracking platform to Irish barristers
Service used until now by solicitors will be available to Bar of Ireland’s 2,200 members
Jury told articles were not a contrivance to ‘blacken’ Denis O’Brien
Untrue to suggest stories were ‘gratuitous, cynical and unwarranted slur’, former SBP editor says
Denis O’Brien corrects his evidence in defamation case
Businessman seeking damages from ‘Sunday Business Post’ over series of 2015 articles
Making a case for artificial intelligence in the legal profession
Automation can help – not hinder – a sector which still needs the human touch
Minister’s bid to stop release of State information fails
Court upholds decision information on fibre optic network should be made available
Details on Garda helicopter use among cases rejected by watchdog
Commissioner for Environmental Information says not enough use being made of laws
Some see difficulties accessing report as clever media strategy
Report’s unwieldy format could be seen as a master class in ‘dark arts of spin’
Nama loses key case on public access to information
Supreme Court rejects arguments by Nama that it is not a public authority
Water protests first to go viral on Irish social media
Analysis: YouTube and Facebook key tools for protesters throughout State
Measuring TDs’ Dáil activity rates - the method behind the data
Information is compiled using official records released by the Houses of the Oireachtas
Morning briefing: Nyberg to appear at Banking Inquiry
All the top stories from the Irish Times business desk this morning
Ex-Storyful director launches legal information firm
Gavin Sheridan says Vizlegal is initially targeting market for legal information in EU
UK spy base GCHQ tapped Irish internet cables
Snowden documents reveal how British intelligence target Irish internet traffic
Letter was the last in a series moving us towards bailout
The ECB might not have fulfilled the threat to pull funding from our banks, but there was little point in fighting on in a losing battle
Secret of ECB letter may be in its tone
Issue: The possible release of ‘the’ letter from Jean- Claude Trichet to Brian Lenihan
Nama in legal battle with journalist over meaning of ‘including’
Economic forecasts ‘rubbish’, economist tells media conference
Supreme Court reserves judgment in Nama appeal
Assets agency appealed decision that it is a public body subject to certain access requests
Latvian pair behind firm named over Quinn payments
Directors of New Zealand entity have connections to scandal-hit firms
Quinn-IBRC case grows ever more complex
Analysis: Dubai lawyers and New Zealand firm part of ‘conspiracy’, bank claims
FoI fees are an attack on modern democracy
Society benefits from open access to information – any attempt to restrict this access curbs our basic human rights
Howlin defends fee increases in FoI legislation
Minister says €15 charge for each request made in application ‘reasonable’
Gilmore says it is ‘reasonable’ that charges are levied for multiple FOIs
Minister for Public Expenditure Brendan Howlin’s proposals to charge additional fees and exclude Irish Water from remit criticised
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