Tánaiste confident banking inquiry will agree finalised report for January deadline

Minister for Justice says it is a ‘joyous day’ and weddings by Christmas

If the Dáil is dissolved, the committee’s work stalls

Former Irish Life and Permanent treasurer never thought group was ‘going to go under’

Former Anglo chief wants to give evidence via video link from the US

Whistleblower wants review completely removed from Houses of Oireachtas service

Committee must deal with matter directly and retain public confidence

‘Nothing will change for Drumcliffe’ according to former Yeats Society chief executive

If there is ‘even a leg bone ... belonging to Yeats, that’s fine by me’ says society president

Patrick Honohan said Ireland was in talks with the EU/IMF as Government denied it

Economist John McCarthy says Department of Finance seen as ‘boy who cried wolf’ before crisis

‘Absolutely Fabulous’ actor Joanna Lumley declares Sligo has stolen her heart

Former regulator apologises for insufficient measures and inability to deal with crisis

Ex-financial regulator says golf balls were discontinued as soon as he became aware of them

Poetry volume presented by Taoiseach to president made by grandniece of 1916 leader

Some 85,000 overseas visitors expected to honour life and work of the poet

Ireland will always need whistleblowers, Susan O’Keeffe tells RIA debate

Barrett says Irish Water failing and close to takeover by commissioner

Doubts over whether benefits of testing outweigh harm done, says the ‘Lancet’

European Ombudsman speaks of balance between work and family life