Judge John Cooke an ‘exceptional man’ who never lost sense of fairness, funeral told
Late High Court justice believed purpose of law is ‘to treat everyone fairly and ensure voice of everyone is heard’
Nama paid €250m to State in December
State agency generated €100m in cash in fourth quarter of last year
Nama’s ‘Project Nantes’ deal cost taxpayers €29m, Dáil Committee finds
PAC report blames loss on Nama miscalculating price on sale of debts due from Quinlan
Hawkins House demolition begins
Once of Dublin’s least popular buildings will be levelled over the next year
Two men face fraud charges over £1.2bn sale of Nama’s NI loans
Businessman Frank Cushnahan and lawyer Ian Coulter face prosecution over portfolio
‘Senior hurling’: How Green Party fared in government last time
What can they expect this time? ‘The hits will come ferociously ... It will be Stalingrad’
Hawkins House, one of Dublin’s ugliest buildings, finally set to be demolished
Contractors must submit bids to level former Department of Health headquarters next week
Why can’t we build apartments like the rest of Europe?
Dysfunctional land market: The primary cause of this Republic’s housing woes
Mick Wallace to appear on behalf of Jamie Bryson in Nama case
‘I’ve plenty to say about Nama and how the exposing of that was in the public interest’
Palmerston Road couple lose Nama action over €32m loans
John Morrissey had €32m outstanding in 2014 when Nama called in borrowings
Proposed Balgriffin housing development to be fast-tracked in Commercial Court
Legal challenge opposes building of 96 homes
Nama set to partner with developers to build homes on Poolbeg site
Poolbeg West in Dublin capable of accommodating 3,500 new homes
Gayle Killilea denies Seán Dunne ran US property company
Wife of bankrupt developer tells court she was in charge but relied on Dunne’s expertise
ISIF to be refocused to tackle economic challenges
Minister says retargeting takes into account risks that may be posed by economic overheating
Long journey to get past development roadblocks nears end
Government credibility staked on strategic development zones and fast-track planning
Dublin GAA club seeks halt to eviction from Nama-controlled pitch
Tyrrelstown GAA club say they have nowhere else to go and cannot afford land
Commissioner to decide if Nama withheld data on O’Flynn brothers
Developers alleged commissioner failed to deal with original complaint
Compensation claims against State increase by 22%
State Claims Agency figures show cost of legal actions against State rising to €2.2bn
How do you build a new Dublin town?
South Dublin was first of the mark with a SDZ development in Adamstown
Nama pays out €115m in receiver fees over six-year period
Grant Thornton bill amounts to almost €17.3m on list of 76 payments
Demolition of Apollo House and Hawkins House gets go ahead
Dublin buildings to be flattened and sites redeveloped under €50m plan
Harry McGee: Sure-footed Noonan comes unstuck over Project Eagle
Failure to disclose meeting means he will not emerge unscathed from controversy
Brexit speech leaves Government in unknown territory
Inside Politics: How can Taoiseach answer questions that Theresa May cannot?
Nama ‘could end homelessness in 2017’, say campaigners
Home Sweet Home group calls on Noonan to make vacant buildings available for housing
Plan for Galway includes distinctive ‘city quarter’ on Eyre Square’s east side
Council and developers in talks ahead of year as European Capital of Culture in 2020
O’Flynns sue Nama over alleged leak of information
Developer brothers also taking action against former agency employee Enda Farrell
Nama-appointed receivers seek to move Travellers from site
Travellers tell court they were only recently served with documents and did not have time to get a lawyer
Nama rejects claim Project Eagle sale lost £190m
Board members defend sale of Northern Ireland portfolio during PAC appearance
Cork harbour €18m redevelopment plan faces delay
Consortium withdraws notice to Competition and Consumer Protection Commission
Opposition parties call for inquiry into Nama sale of NI portfolio
‘Irish Times’ reports C&AG fears Nama may have lost ‘hundreds of millions’ in asset sale
Assembly seeks updates on investigation into Nama sale
New ‘Spotlight’ claim as UK’s National Crime Agency continues Project Eagle probe
Nama takes control of BAM Group subsidiary
JPDC sold site in Cork in 2007 to John F Supple whose debts agency took over
Two men arrested in Nama investigation released on bail
Officers from National Crime Agency carried out searches in Co Down on Tuesday
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