Are short-term lets to blame for the shortage of rented accommodation?
Legislation using the planning system to curb boom in holiday lets isn’t working
Revealed: Kinahan gang member’s dealings with Panama law firm over crime website
John Francis Morrissey set up subscription site with help from controversial firm
Wexford council considering inquiry into secretary after dispute with radio station
Independent investigation into editorial interference attempts needed, station director says
The Kinahan files: Leaked documents expose workings of global empire
An unprecedented insight into the inner workings of the Kinahan family in the UAE
Kinahan gang will not be protected from US pressure on the UAE
Oil-rich Abu Dhabi depends on US for security and will not want to attract its disfavour
Radio station chief says he will not ‘negotiate freedom of the press’ with Wexford council
Eamonn Buttle criticises response of councillors to email in latest development in row
Fintan O’Toole: Why is the Government stonewalling on Russian money at the IFSC?
We owe it to people huddling in bomb shelters to close down the money havens
‘Putting on a uniform does not make you immune to fear,’ former Garda chief says
The Garda's relationship with the community sets it apart, says Nóirín O’Sullivan
‘Anti-establishment’ tone on social media is influencing attitudes to politicians, ombudsman says
Peter Feeney says aggressive, misogynistic comments online are affecting public responses
County council votes against taking action against its chief executive
Tom Enright receives standing ovation at Wexford council meeting after Sipo report
Some criminal jury trials postponed due to Covid-19 pressures
Courts Service discusses impact of Omicron with judiciary, legal professions and gardaí
Schools and colleges close as Storm Barra poses ‘danger to life’
Status red warning for Cork, Kerry and Clare as people advised to stay at home
Nphet meeting to monitor Omicron variant and ‘considering further measures’
Ireland to review UK requirement for passenger PCR test by second day of arrival
From Cavan to Kiev, the story of Seán Quinn that won’t be forgotten
In The News podcast: How a poor farmer became a billionaire, and lost almost everything
Previous measures needed to prevent health system being overwhelmed – consultant
System can’t cope with predicted Covid demand for ICU beds, says Dr Catherine Motherway
In the News: Ireland’s role in keeping global wealth hidden from view
Pandora Papers expose secret offshore deals and hidden assets of the world’s richest
Divorce applications rise by nearly a third in wake of new legislation
Lawyer says increase not a pandemic effect but the result of new, shorter waiting time
Extortionists used personal ads in £5m ransom demand over foot-and-mouth disease
The HSE ransomware attack is not the first time the State has faced extortion threats
Bóthar’s convoluted money trail raises questions
The money from the charity should have helped trafficking victims in Tanzania, but did it get there?
Councils ‘wasting money’; business fraudsters; and how affordable housing plan will make things worse
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We might as non-believing adults conclude these stories we were told and teachings we were given still hold
The Irish Times claims largest number of entries on journalism awards shortlist
Paper has 35 entries on this year’s NewsBrands Ireland Journalism Awards list
FinCEN Files: Dublin business features in leak of US treasury documents
Financial crime agency leaks contain references to firm set up from Ranelagh house
‘This cannot continue’ warns Dr Ronan Glynn as 66 new cases of Covid-19 reported
Some are socialising recklessly, he warns, as Nphet prepares to meet Monday to consider ‘any necessary recommendations’
Fine Gael Senator is threatened with violence on social media following canvassing post
Mary Seery Kearney was ‘physically sick’ after reading physical and sexual threats online
Criminal law Acts may lapse if coalition not formed by month end
Drawing of inferences from accused’s silence at stake as upcoming gangland cases loom
Athlone schools facing online accusations of racism
Principal responds as racist video made by girls from Our Lady’s Bower resurfaces
Sean Dunne jailing sought in High Court application
Bankruptcy official seeks move over defiance of order to €7,000 a month to creditors
Inside Sinn Féin: the party with 200 staff and an extensive property portfolio
According to party finance director Des Mackin, Sinn Féin has 200 staff and extensive property across the island
Apartments row, Ires to continue building in Dublin, and hotel occupancy rates
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