Red Flag: Data given to Eames Solicitors ‘without a lawful basis’

Ruling states that Dropbox unlawfully shared data with Denis O’Brien’s solicitors

Fear of Luggala ‘Disneyfication’ drove Bono to try to buy estate

Sale would have caused ‘great pain’ if home of late Garech Browne had gone into wrong hands

Tribunal hears litany of theft and lying by Ballaghaderreen solicitor Declan O’Callaghan

Disciplinary tribunal reveals damning list of reasons solicitor came under scrutiny

Gay Byrne was ‘a kind, generous and simple man’, funeral told

Priest says broadcaster was ‘veritable choirmaster’ of national conversation

Brutal attack on Lunney ‘a well-planned, well-organised abduction’

Colleagues are reflecting on the Quinn executive’s suffering – and the risks they now face

Quinn executives advised by gardaí to install panic rooms

Quinn Industrial Holdings staff given warning after ‘life-changing’ assault on Kevin Lunney

Brutal attack on Kevin Lunney ‘was organised and paid for’

The dozen attackers have strong links to republican groups involved in extortion

Data relating to sensitive divorce matters among hacked INM emails

Document lodged in High Court also claims hacking involved a search for journalists’ sources

Veteran journalist Peter Murtagh bids farewell to The Irish Times

Award-winning reporter and editor began his career with the newspaper in the 1980s

Who are the protesters picketing Ministers’ homes?

‘We’re protesting to let [Simon Harris] feel what it’s like, to be affected in his own home’

Ireland’s €120m mushroom industry in the dark as Brexit looms

Brexit ‘an opportunity’ if it means less Polish imports to UK, says NI mushroom company

In troubled Greece, a coup may not be likely but it’s not unthinkable

Greece Letter: Today there is that same paralysis and sense of catastrophe as in 1967

Harry McGee: ‘People ask you what goes through your mind when you are falling’

I made many mistakes that day but the mega-mistake was to move: my back was broken though I didn’t know it then

Concession Road: Where the Border fuels business

For just 6km, the road from Castleblayney to Dundalk dips into Northern Ireland

Ryanair and mediation, Leslie Buckley’s row with INM, and Relm to lend €250m

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Lowry’s trial was State’s first for ‘paying too much tax’, says his solicitor

Michael Collins says ‘highly oppressive’ Moriarty tribunal was waste of public money

BAI launching fresh review of Irish media ownership

Authority wants to know have changes between 2015 and 2017 affected plurality

Connolly train station reopens after evacuation

Suspected explosive material was found shortly before midday near the building

Denis O’Brien fails in Supreme Court bid to access Red Flag files

Businessman sought leave to challenge Court of Appeal rejection of discovery attempt

Ross says Nestor case shows need for sentencing guidelines

Road safety groups say lack of consistency in drink drive cases sends out wrong message

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