Skerries

A period house near the sea, a Rialto redbrick or a golf course home

France has banned them; New York has eased its restrictions. What’s best for Ireland?

Family are in ‘desperate’ need after car containing customised chair is stolen

Third member of family killed in motorcycle racing laid to rest in Ballymoney, Co Antrim

Conviction of former chief executive most significant in nine-year Anglo investigation

Drumm remanded on bail until June 20th for sentencing after ‘humanitarian’ plea

Judge says 2008 crash ‘unprecedented’ but not an excuse for charges ex-Anglo chief faces

Education: 90% of primary schools remain under the patronage of Catholic Church

Witness at trial of David Drumm says he told his boss things were getting dangerous

David Drumm denies conspiring to defraud depositors and investors

Troubled bank disclosed funding figures, conspiracy to defraud trial hears

Harvey Wolfe (54) died in a crushing accident at a construction site in 2014

Ex-Anglo chief denies ‘dishonestly’ creating impression bank had larger deposits

Ryan O’Shaughnessy’s song ‘Together’ will hope to break an abysmal run in the competition

Gardaí criticise driver for taking a ‘ridiculous’ risk by using the vehicle

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard new jury needed due to an issue that had arisen

Gem expert and jeweller Emma Gregory on snakes, street food and sunset strolls in the Thai capital

Former Anglo Irish Bank chief faces two charges of conspiring to defraud

‘I could see people stoned, laughing,’ says Denise McCoy (52) who is paralysed on one side

Keeva O’Connor’s career has led her to be a project manager for Russia 2018

Detached four-bed house with three receptions and kitchen/breakfast area

Dubliner tells US court in filing public pursuit is ‘at massive cost to Irish taxpayers’

Dragos Nica, who believed victim’s daughter had poisoned him, pleaded insanity defence

Failure to disclose transfer of mortgage on Skerries property was ‘misdirection, dishonesty’

A series in which we return to the scene of John Hinde postcards: Red Island was a holiday camp in Skerries that operated for three decades. Thin Lizzy and Horslips played the ballroom. As for the food situation, ‘it was a bit like the army’

Just in case Kevin O’Hanrahan forgot who he was marrying, his nephew walked up the aisle ahead of Emma Hagan carrying a big sign

The Old Rectory in Skerries is a four-bedroom Victorian houseon three levels with views of the coast and a walled garden with its own gate leading to the sandy beach

Orders bring to 121 the number of enforcement orders served so far this year compared with 109 served during the whole of 2012

Apart from questionable chicken nuggets, the Windmill serves a great retro post-beach nosh-up

Seán Ward: born May 1st, 1934; died: May 23rd, 2013

Campaign has highlighted centuries of maritime history