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Séamus Woulfe is believed to be ‘preparing for a fight’ amid golf dinner inquiry
Sources say Supreme Court judge’s recruitment of senior lawyer shows he is ‘digging in’
Brexit fears made Ryanair consider storing spare parts outside UK
Court hears claim airline missed Italian rental opportunity because of Bellew delay
Senior Ryanair employees claim Bellew slow to make decisions
Court hears from Dunne and McMahon in case over non-compete clause
Ryanair set a profit target of €1.75bn for managers in share options scheme
Mr Justice Senan Allen lifts restriction on publication of profit target following legal submissions from The Irish Times and INM
Collision course: Ryanair executives at loggerheads in court battle
Contract terms and conditions and a share option snub are at the heart of the courtroom clashes between Michael O’Leary and Peter Bellew
Ryanair dismissed four cabin crew for refusing to fly, court hears
Matter arose during action to stop outgoing executive from joining rival in January
Ryanair boss rejects High Court ‘culture of fear’ claim
O’Leary says he was not happy with handling of pilot sick leave by Peter Bellew, who is being sued by Ryanair
IAA threatened to ground 162 Ryanair aircraft in early 2018
O’Leary tells High Court that COO Bellew handled certification issue ‘very well’
O’Leary and Bellew clashed over performance, court told
Ryanair boss gives evidence in action to prevent executive from joining EasyJet
Ryanair case against COO Peter Bellew for hearing next week
Airline says executive is barred from joining rival for at least 12 months
Why thousands of traffic cases are now in doubt
Constitutionality ‘conundrum’ casts doubt over fair trials for range of traffic offences
Three brothers with suspected autism to be assessed by HSE following court action
Settlement agreed after claim law required assessment within 3 months of application
Sweat patch: the new way to gauge your health
Devices aim to analyse sweat to produce snapshot of wearer’s health or fitness
Mourners bid farewell to ‘beguiling’ critic Eileen Battersby
Grieving daughter Nadia pays tribute to mother and friend ‘inspired by generosity’
Three young siblings allege HSE failed to assess their needs
Cases are latest against the HSE alleging lengthy delays in having needs assessed
Sainsbury boss under fire over €1.25m pay rise
CEO caught singing ‘We’re In The Money’ on camera after Asda merger criticised over €3.9m pay packet while removing employee benefits
Donal Barrington saw Constitution as ‘living document,’ funeral hears
Former Supreme Court judge stood for a pluralist and tolerant Ireland, son tells mass
State papers: shedding light on a very different Ireland
How to cope with digital files and emails will be next big test
Court told PAC made ‘hurtful’ and ‘damaging’ statements about Angela Kerins
PAC argues it had jurisdiction to conduct hearings concerning public payments to Rehab
Angela Kerins had ‘bizarre belief’ her death would resolve controversy
Former Rehab chief claims PAC had no power to question her on payments
Sainsbury’s CFO to take over at Argos owner Home Retail
Supermarket targets Argos to create UK’s largest general merchandise business
Mourners told of journalist Dick Grogan’s commitment to truth
Former Irish Times news editor applied his ‘great intellect in the pursuit of justice’
Supreme Court judge threatened to sue State over RTÉ interview
State Papers: Hardiman said action was based on accusations of him acting ‘maliciously’
Lord Gowrie told Irish diplomats about British spying
State Papers 1985: Member of Margaret Thatcher’s cabinet warned of eavesdropping
Legal rule breaches ex-judge’s right to work, High Court told
Ex-High Court judge Barry White needs to work as barrister ‘due to economic necessity’
PAC to appeal order to disclose data to ex-Rehab chief
Judge told of large amount of work involved in obtaining documents for Angela Kerins
Great 18th-century Irish art and crafts that took the boat
There was extensive and sophisticated patronage of the arts in Ireland in the 1700s, but much of the work emigrated. A new show in Chicago celebrates the Irish as artists, collectors and patrons
Labour of love for Robinson started on Valentine’s Day 25 years ago
The ‘Robinson era’ is recalled as being both profound and epoch-changing
State fought David Norris case despite defeat seeming ‘unavoidable’
‘No real prospect’ of arguing homosexuality ban was necessary for protection of morals
Kerins intent on holding PAC responsible in most public way
Counsel for Kerins says former Rehab chief had been ‘overwhelmed’ by Dáil spending watchdog and had to be hospitalised
Pricewatch: Readers’ queries
This week’s issues relate to an Airbnb refund, and non-acceptance of debit cards at toll plazas
Niall Bruton kicks again off that final bend of adversity
Top miler’s world was shattered when he was told to give up running because of severe osteoarthritis in his hip, but like all athletes he dug deep
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