Donald Clarke on the best portrayals of the city on film, from ‘The Informer’ to ‘Sing Street’

A thug whose criminal career has been a menace and a threat to public safety – Garda

In six days in Germany in 1988, Ireland learned we could do a little better as a country

Jessbrook, former home of convicted criminal John Gilligan, is ‘sale agreed’

The Cornfield by Jacob van Ruisdael will now go to the Ulster Museum in Belfast

Not all causes are worthy but most lobbyists are average joes rather than ‘scaly serpents’

‘Notorious criminal’ Foley has survived five attempts on his life

Relatives believe it is not too late to find answers; Man acquitted of 1985 manslaughter dies

After stepping down from Justice, Brian Purcell was handed a plum job at the HSE

Rónán Mullen tells Seanad ‘we’ve to drain the swamp’; ‘You’d be first to go,’ quips Norris

Searches in Dublin see €23,000 cash, computers and false identification papers seized

Colm Tóibín’s short stories bring into the light the side of themselves that people try to bury

Three ex-Garda officers and a serving officer give their views on the Kinahan-Hutch feud

Former secretary general of Department of Justice saw Callinan day before resignation

Martin Foley, the 64-year-old criminal known as the Viper, was thought to have turned over a new leaf. Then he was arrested over a row in a jewellery shop

Veteran criminal taken into Garda custody after being subdued by security staff

Brian Purcell to be new head of compliance in Health Service Executive

Third high-profile departure from the key justice and security posts in last two years

Paul and Philip Smyth say force failed to properly probe malicious calls linking them to crime

Department of Justice secretary general has been at centre of dramatic events before