Kildare building site closed by court order to ‘reduce risk of injury, or worse’
Inspections of development in Kilcock found ‘severe deterioration’ in safety situation over multiple visits
Tears and accusations at Tullamore inquest into the death of Joseph Grogan
Coroner Raymond Mahon rejected call from farmer’s family that death be referred to An Garda Síochána
‘No real evidence’ Occupied Territories Bill would cost Ireland dearly, Amnesty chief says
Employers’ association head meanwhile criticises ‘moral positioning’ which will harm business
Grogan inquest: Coroner finds Tullamore farmer likely died from infection linked to cancer and treatment
Joseph Grogan (75) married a day before death at home, inquest hears
Woman who suffered sustained bleeding after giving birth fails in High Court action
Claim for damages against the Coombe hospital and the HSE dismissed
George Gibney’s extradition to Ireland on sex crime charges ordered by Florida judge
Former Irish swimming coach (77), who appeared in court using wheelchair, faces allegations of indecent assault and attempted rape
As a Labrador swam by me out to sea his owner said ‘I hope he doesn’t meet a seal’. I later learned why
He seems to have an irrepressible urge to shepherd his owner back to shore
How DJ Carey went from superstar hurler to serial fraudster in spectacular downfall
At a 2023 district court hearing, judge noted sporting legend appeared to have ‘no income whatsoever’
DJ Carey pleads guilty to defrauding people over cancer treatment claims
Former Kilkenny hurler pleaded guilty to 10 of the 21 charges he was facing
GAA manager Rory Gallagher seeks damages from Jarlath Burns and the association over alleged defamation
Case against GAA and its president arises from controversy over coach’s proposed role with Naas club
Date in 2027 set for Catriona Carey money-laundering trial
Former hockey international also facing second set of charges along with brother Jack Carey
‘I don’t feel safe in the house’: Woman secures interim barring order against sexually abusive husband
Mother tells Dublin District Family Court she still lets sons with drug addictions into her home because she feels sorry for them
‘Happiness shines through’: Thousands join Dublin Pride Parade
Taoiseach walks at head of huge parade that made its noisy way from O’Connell Street to Merrion Square
Israeli businessman buys Ukrainian property formerly owned by Seán Quinn
Sale by IBRC said to have netted €40m-€50m for State-owned body into which Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide were subsumed
A guide to who owns St Stephen’s Green: from wealthy Irish families to private clubs
Historically linked to an anti-duelling group, Daniel O’Connell and the East India Company, today properties on ‘the Green’ house the offices of global corporations, an online retail giant and private clubs. Who owns them?