Murder of French film producer near Schull in 1996 has never been solved

Will a murder conviction handed down by a European ally not be recognised here?

Brian Dobson, Heather Humphreys, Jan O’Sullivan and others on growing up in a Catholic dominated State

James Hamilton now works as independent advisor to Scottish Government

ODCE to be renamed as Cabinet considers measures responding to Fitzpatrick trial collapse

Perjury warning to key witness could not be regarded as having biased the jury, state argues

Story starts in 1991 when English journalist Ian Bailey moves to west Cork

‘It was a mad time..like something surreal’

More than 90 witnesses heard in action against Garda Commissioner and State

Former DPP took exception because it represented gardaí going ‘further than normal’

Journalist treated ‘like a criminal’ despite never being charged with killing

They certainly don’t have to be, and Mike Leigh’s Mr Turner is a shining example

The west-coast city is fast becoming the global hub for cloud computing

The courts must adapt to the new reality, which is that there is no such thing as an ‘unprejudiced’ jury any more

Martin says public want justice done but former DPP’s warning should be taken on board

Higgins says institutional greed revealed doesn’t reflect core values of Irish people

Gardaí given 12 weeks to hand over documents for former journalist’s civil action against the State

‘Disturbing’ matters justify order for discovery, says judge