Sinn Fein facing questions over Nama sale
Sinn Fein’s knowledge of the sale of Nama’s Northern Ireland loan book has been called into question after the release...
View ArticleIreland to get €24m from EU for refugees
Ireland will receive €24 million from the European Commission to help deal with the 4,000 migrants expected to come to...
View ArticleAer Lingus sued after ‘child scalded on flight’
An American woman is suing Aer Lingus for hundreds of thousands of dollars after claiming that her infant son was...
View ArticleAccountability is all part of the ‘Faustian pact’
When Leo Varadkar, the health minister, was asked about ongoing problems in the health service this week, he told reporters...
View ArticleHanafin defends place on Fianna Fail ticket
Mary Hanafin has denied claims that Fianna Fail’s chances of winning a seat in Dun Laoghaire have been “dramatically reduced”...
View ArticleKenny calls for calm amid early election rumours
Enda Kenny has tried to calm rumours of an early November election, but did not completely rule it out in...
View ArticleWorld-beater reunited with his stolen bike
It took him around the world in 16 months, only to be stolen from his home town in Leitrim —...
View ArticleBurglary up by a third in wealthy areas
TDs have warned of a crime epidemic in the country’s wealthiest areas, after new data showed that burglaries in Kildare...
View ArticleSearch for Toy Show talent is ‘partitionist’
The Late Late Toy Show has been accused of partitionism because its search for talented children for this year’s competition...
View ArticleDaughter of Jean McConville to sue Gerry Adams
The eldest daughter of Jean McConville, the IRA murder victim, is seeking to sue Gerry Adams over the killing. Helen...
View ArticleTaoiseach asked to help residents of ‘firetrap’
Enda Kenny has been urged to ask a property developer to save 600 residents from possible eviction by fixing the...
View ArticleGreen Reit wins appeal over landmark Dublin office
Green Reit, the property group, has won its battle with An Taisce, the preservation society, over its plans to demolish...
View ArticleSimon Zebo finds focus in wake of family tragedy
Simon Zebo, the Ireland winger who was given compassionate leave by Joe Schmidt to attend his grandfather’s funeral on Tuesday,...
View ArticleEU takes first steps towards capital markets union
The European Union has unveiled an action plan aimed at creating a single capital markets union across the region. Jonathan...
View ArticleHopes for peaceful settlement at Mayo fade
Representatives from the Mayo senior county football team intend to meet executives from their county board tonight to outline, yet...
View ArticleSimon Zebo and Tommy Bowe could fall victim to safe approach
One man scored the greatest Irish try that never was and the other is the most prolific try scorer in...
View ArticleIBRC case against Seán Quinn ‘is a waste of time’
Efforts by the liquidators of IBRC to access emails between the Quinn family and an alleged asset-stripper by suing Yahoo...
View ArticleNama plan to ease Dublin’s student housing crisis
The National Asset Management Agency is to develop a 970-bed student accommodation complex in Dublin docklands to alleviate the shortage...
View ArticleMayo’s mutinous players are not villains of the piece
If you think this started in the aftermath of the Dublin defeat, think again. If you think this is strictly...
View ArticleJack Grealish’s decision was for the best
On the day when Jack Grealish declared allegiance to the country of his birth rather than the country with whom...
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