Defence Forces abuse inquiry receives ‘many’ new complaints
Interim report containing testimonies of serving and ex-members sent to Minister
Dismissal dispute between video game company and manager is resolved
Details of agreement reached not disclosed to High Court
Opposition TDs call for statutory inquiry into Women of Honour allegations
Independent review now ‘operational and proceeding without delay’, Minister says
Women of Honour group accuses Coveney of ‘mishandling’ abuse inquiry
Veteran group welcomes meeting with Taoiseach to discuss bid for statutory investigation
VHI chief to resume duties after inquiry into vaccination at Beacon Hospital
Health insurer says no senior staff sought or received vaccine by reason of their positions
Fruit and vegetable firm obtains interim court orders against technical manager
Company alleges she forwarded confidential company information to her personal email
Irish Greyhound Board executive seeks injunctions over ‘flawed’ discipline
Michael Murnane denies claims of misconduct for which he faces disciplinary process
Court told Irish subsidiary of games giant EA entitled to dismiss director
Director dismissed for alleged misconduct in allegedly making an inappropriate remark
Aer Lingus pilots in line for 9% pay rise
Move follows Labour Court proposal for pay rise for ground and cabin crew
Case on dismissal of St Andrew’s junior school head to be heard
Former principal claims she was unfairly sacked from fee-paying south Dublin school
Judge adjourns bid to halt Tallaght hospital investigation
John O’Connell claims intervention by Minister resulted in inquiry re-opening
Former Repak chief executive received £1m unauthorised bonuses, court hears
Andrew Hetherington allegedly arranged payments through ‘falsification of a paper trail’
Union agrees to remove picket from Dublin apartments
Dispute between developer JJ Rhatigan and Unite trade union continues
Ulster Bank to close business hubs with job losses expected
Dublin and Limerick centres to be affected and back-office roles to go
GSOC chairman will not resign over bugging report
O’Brien believes public and Minister have confidence in GSOC despite leak controversy
GSOC unable to find source of leak to newspaper
Watchdog says it has introduced new security measures
Ulster Bank to begin pay talks with staff
Bank agrees to make ‘limited’ early retirement scheme available for up to 40 staff
Ulster Bank to shut 15 branches across Ireland
Bank says closures are response to changing customer behaviours and no jobs will be lost
High Court to rule today on legal bid to stop planned strike in airports on Friday
DAA says industrial action could cause havoc and disruption to thousands of passengers
DAA and Ryanair seek injunctions to stop airport strikes
Counsel for the airline argues the proposed action is ‘opportunistic in the extreme’
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