Dispute between Kilkenny Shop and landlord adjourned for talks
Row arises from plans for a €150m redevelopment of Setanta Centre in Dublin
People bereaved by Covid-19 feel ‘sense of hope’ as restrictions removed
Families hoping to have a chance to properly come together and remember loved ones
Irish funds services firm Carne valued at €400m by private equity deal
Vitruvian, which has backed Just Eat and Skyscanner, taking about 25% stake in firm
Dublin woman (95) becomes first nursing home resident in the State to be vaccinated
Maura Byrne lost her husband to Covid-19 and survived the disease last year
The life of a Supreme Court judge: ‘The law is above you’
‘It is not me that makes the decision, it is the law that makes the decision’
Covid-19 crisis prompted huge surge in radio listenership, first figures show
Morning Ireland, Liveline and Sunday with Miriam among shows securing massive gains
Brothers tell court they are victim of ‘elaborate fraud’ involving diamonds
Judge grants order freezing assets of friend to whom they gave €1.25m
Covid-19 survivor: ‘I couldn't believe I couldn't go to my husband's funeral’
Maura Byrne’s husband died of the virus while she was recovering in hospital
Gene genie: Harnessing the human genome for personalised medicine
Cheaper gene sequencing may allow doctors to tell exactly how a drug will affect patients
Four men agree to leave repossessed Jerry Beades properties
Buildings in Fairview were ordered by court to be vacated by the end of January
Interim examiner appointed to Dublin-based airline CityJet
Covid-19 has affected a planned merger the company had with another airline
Inward migration ‘critical’ to sustaining growth – Central Bank report
Central Bank studies note influx of workers risks overheatng in housing market
Trevor White resolves court dispute involving family home
Financial fund secures €3.9m judgment against publisher’s parents and two companies
Man to be charged with murder of Denis Donaldson
Sinn Féin official who had been MI5 agent was shot in Donegal in 2006
Children of road crash victim ask ‘Where’s Papa?’, widow says
‘If the driver slowed down just a little bit, I wouldn’t have lost my husband’ court told
Interim examiner appointed to online education company
Shaw Academy sought protection of the courts after demand to repay loans of €5.7m
Farmer agrees to surrender 50 acres to receiver
Judge told farmer assents to remove property from land and not interfere with receivership
Dispute between two dentists resolved, court hears
High Court case concerned two dentists who operate separate practices out of same premises
Proceedings aimed at jailing golfer for alleged breach of contract resolved
Kevin Beirth undertakes not to claim membership of Professional Golfers Association
Brexit red tape could cut Ireland-UK goods trade by 10%
Border checks and bureaucracy might almost double delays, says Central Bank
Galway couple consent to €3.4m judgment over non-repayment of loans
Dr Michael and Sally Casey also facing allegations of transferring land fraudulently
Gang leader and rapist released after 15-year prison sentence
Freeing of Christy Griffin raises fears of third gang feud in inner city Dublin
Landlords behind forced evictions ordered to hand over properties
Receiver obtains injunction against Paul Howard and Una McClean who owe €1.4m
Aircraft leasing group may take claim against former executives
Stellwagen claims three attempted to divert valuable business away from firm
Big guns reload as club championships heat up
Munster club hurling semi-finals and three Leinster quarter-finals down for decision
Man who assaulted taxi driver jailed for three years
Judge Melanie Greally said assault was of ‘very vicious nature’
Many ‘were in tears’: Abrupt end to RTÉ programmes for young
Jobs lost as broadcaster to commission all young people’s TV from independent sector
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Man seen hiding football filled with €28,000 of heroin jailed
Court told Drimnagh resident Paul Dempsey (51) minding drugs before ‘transmission’ to market
Woman with €566,000 debt paying bank €5 a week, court hears
KBC Bank seeking to repossess Co Dublin home over unpaid loans
Denis Donaldson inquest set to reach High Court
Family of MI5 spy killed by Real IRA say adjournments breach right to inquest
Coder Dojo fans to pitch new ideas
Each pitch will be five minutes long, and will be handled through an interview with RTÉ DJ and presenter Stephen Byrne
Order for eviction of couple can be sent to sheriff , judge says
Martin and Violet Coyne failed to vacate rented home
Restoration with designer twist in Rathgar for €1.375 million
With five dining areas that follow the path of the sun set on raised decks filled with camellia, olive and pear trees and bamboo, the Victorian-style landscaped garden plays a central role in this house
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