Judge John Cooke an ‘exceptional man’ who never lost sense of fairness, funeral told
Late High Court justice believed purpose of law is ‘to treat everyone fairly and ensure voice of everyone is heard’
Champagne coupes and crockery: Creatives share kitchen favourites
Food month: 'If it could speak, it would tell of laughter-filled moments around the kitchen table'
Chef Gaz Smith: ‘I put my house deposit on the line for this’
Publishing And for Mains..., his first cookbook, co-authored with butcher Rick Higgins, was a huge gamble for the Dublin restaurateur
Councillor faces inquiry after complaints of ‘racist’ election material
Standards in Public Office Commission holds hearing into material from Séamus Treanor
‘Is it okay for travel writers to make things up?’
Pandemic may revive genre despite recent ethical and commercial struggles
Lunney trial hears call for Government to legislate on access to mobile phone data
Gardaí investigating Kevin Lunney’s abduction used search warrants to access data
Former Virgin Media worker sent for trial for stealing €870,000 from TV station
Former payroll administrator accused of theft, money-laundering offences
Ballymurphy and the continuing search for a level playing field
‘You have to work out why they would point a gun at a priest or a young mother’
The Rules of Revelation: Violence and verve in modern-day Cork
Old hurts and grievances are aired in Lisa McInerney's engaging third novel
Former payroll administrator accused of stealing €870,000 from TV station
Woman and partner also charged with 10 money-laundering offences
Cafe owner fined €1,500 for breach of Covid-19 regulations
Court told businessman failed to remove tables and chairs from outside his premises
The Art of Falling: Engaging debut novel by past master of fiction
Danielle McLaughlin cleverly explores inspiration, ownership and betrayal across several narrative strains
Susie Dent: ‘Jimmy Carr is incredibly rude to me. I took it as a compliment’
The Countdown lexicographer on a life-long love of languages, accidental fame and why ‘gobshite’ isn’t as Irish as we think
Immaculate conditions greet golfers as fairways hum again
Huge logistical effort has gone in to setting up courses, as seen at Malahide Golf Club
US shopping mall owners face financial reckoning
Investors bet debt will have to be restructured as retailers withhold rent
Explainer: absence of clear law on data retention key to Dwyer appeal
Dwyer’s lawyers argued State has failed to properly respond to striking down of data directive
Irish writers on Election 2020: ‘I want a revolutionary party’
Irish authors assess the outgoing government’s legacy and what the next one needs to do
Limerick has 3.5 times more vacant office space than Galway
Level of available stock in Limerick actually rose in first half of year
Rose of Tralee Dr Sinéad Flanagan hopes to continue working while carrying out duties
Limerick Rose and Love Island’s Greg O’Shea both went to Crescent College
Loyalist killer Michael Stone’s bid for early release delayed
Milltown Cemetery bomber currently serving 30-year sentence for sectarian murders
Judge says need to revise law on phone and internet records ‘urgent’
Report warns of difficult legal position due to previous rulings that retention is illegal
Irish film ‘The Farthest’ wins Emmy for outstanding science documentary
Emer Reynolds film about Nasa Voyagers tackles science ‘with awe and emotion’
Tyrone to continue RTÉ boycott for All-Ireland SFC final
Broadcaster won’t have access to Mickey Harte’s side ahead of Dublin showdown
Crap, cackles and pop: Listening to Ireland’s breakfast radio
Early morning offerings run a narrow gamut from hectic to lightweight
Irish skincare sector booms by getting back to nature
New generation of companies innovates by looking to science and natural ingredients
Minister for Justice to ‘consider’ competition watchdog phone-tap request
White-collar crime investigations should have communications access, watchdog says
‘Irish Ferries understands it has been frustrating’ – the understatement of the week
The ‘WB Yeats’ debacle has cost Irish Ferries €6.5m, but the loss of trust could cost it a lot more
Angry Irish Ferries passengers react: ‘I’ve tried to contact them over 60 times’
Customers unable to contact ferry company following cancellation of thousands of sailings
Red nose, White House: when Ryan Tubridy met Bill Clinton
Meanwhile, Muireann O’Connell is unembarrassed on Today FM
On the brink of civil war: The two dark weeks that still haunt Northern Ireland
The North stood on the brink of catastrophe following the Gibraltar and Milltown killings 30 years ago
BBC film about IRA funeral murders to air in March
The Funeral Murders will focus on atrocity at Milltown cemetery and the revenge attack
Data watchdog: retaining current regime on access to phone, internet records ‘not an option’
DPC Helen Dixon says Government should immediately prioritise re-working of existing legal framework
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