Hong Kong group owns more than €58m in Irish propertiesGroup controlled by Dublin-based Yong Wu is part of wave of Chinese investment in property in the capitalTue Mar 11 2025 - 06:00
Chinese investors sink large sums into north Dublin propertyGroup buying properties in Dublin 1 and 3 is providing services to high net-worth Chinese, says LinkedIn profileMon Mar 10 2025 - 06:00
US investor awaiting sentence in $2bn fraud case no longer a shareholder, says Clanwilliam GroupFormer billionaire Greg Lindberg misused insurance funds for range of purposes including paying women to donate eggs, according to US courtsTue Mar 04 2025 - 06:02
Trump likely to make life harder for undocumented Irish in US, Simon Harris toldBriefing paper for then incoming minister on US president strategy heavily redacted Sun Mar 02 2025 - 17:06
Kerry man jailed for 12 years over largest crystal meth seizure in State’s historyCourt hears Nathan McDonnell has been assaulted in prison and fears for his own safety and that of his familyFri Feb 28 2025 - 11:57
Man charged in relation to South Anne Street assault makes no application for bailFourth man has been charged in relation to February 15th incident where Quham Babatunde was fatally woundedTue Feb 25 2025 - 15:42
Jesuits to move special primary school in Ballsbridge to grounds of Gonzaga College in RanelaghSale of building on Northumberland Road will go towards cost of new premisesSun Feb 23 2025 - 06:00
Law Society complains about changes to service provided by Land Registry Land Registry has told solicitors' representative committee it is ‘not an advisory body’Sat Feb 22 2025 - 06:00
Enoch Burke case shows how system struggles when parties refuse to consent to legal norms Court considering order that would mean part of teacher’s salary being used to pay court fines he is refusing to payFri Feb 21 2025 - 19:00
Inquest into death of cyclist Gabriele Glodenyte adjourned due to delayed forensic reportLeading road racer (24) died after being hit by a car at Grallagh in north Co Dublin in May 2023 Thu Feb 20 2025 - 12:40
Legal notices served on 13 illegal dodgybox operators, according to anti-piracy group Thousands of illegal streams had been shut off affecting users of pirated subscription TV servicesMon Feb 17 2025 - 17:04
Government urged to raise Uyghurs with visiting Chinese foreign minister Uyghur and Hong Kong groups say people in Ireland should not have to ‘live in fear’Mon Feb 17 2025 - 08:57
‘I thought I was the only one‘: Woman feels validated after Fr Shaun Curran named among 15 Jesuits credibly accused of abuseFormer Belvedere College teacher has largest number of recorded complaints against him, according to Jesuit documentSat Feb 15 2025 - 06:00
Former Belvedere pupil says Jesuit teacher Jack Leonard ‘took pleasure’ in violenceDiocese of Raphoe notes that alleged child sex abuser Fr Diarmuid Ó Péicín had ministry there in the 1980sThu Feb 13 2025 - 21:10
Fifteen named Jesuits accused of child sex abuse were moved to new roles by orderPublication follows earlier naming of others which led to victims coming forwardThu Feb 13 2025 - 06:00
Who are the 15 Jesuits named today who are the subject of child sex abuse complaints?Priests at top Irish schools were moved to other schools, sent to Irish parishes and abroad following child sex abuse complaintsWed Feb 12 2025 - 16:54
Bewley’s on Grafton Street among premises served with food safety ordersLismore Golf Club restaurant also named in latest batch of enforcement ordersTue Feb 11 2025 - 13:25
Nurse suspended over Botox treatments in Donegal clinicUK registered nurse used medicines issued for patients in StrabaneMon Feb 10 2025 - 12:38
Derelict Dublin: 10 empty southside buildings in a city with a housing crisisIncluding a 200-year-old College Street building, the site of a Kildare Street hotel and the former home of the City Arts CentreSat Feb 08 2025 - 06:00
Derelict Dublin: 10 unused northside buildings in a city gripped by a housing crisis Including the former Coláiste Mhuire on Parnell Square, the former Guineys department store on Talbot Street, and a ‘shrine’ to Bram StokerSat Feb 08 2025 - 06:00
Glad rags – Colm Keena on clothes and society So many people in the wealthiest, most free, most democratic societies in human history opt to wear what is comparatively drab clothingMon Jan 27 2025 - 18:59
Sexually exploited teenager ‘suffering harm every day’ unable to get secure State care, judge warnsLack of secure care places to cater for vulnerable young people ‘utterly disgraceful’, says judgeMon Jan 27 2025 - 06:00
Judge sends transcripts of care hearings to government officials in bid to end ‘emergency’ over vulnerable childrenYoung people, some in danger of sexual exploitation, are not being taken into care despite High Court ordersMon Jan 27 2025 - 06:00
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty reveals information on Lowry deal he says was not given to Moriarty tribunalOpposition deputy says senior figure in Regional Independents Group gave false evidence to tribunalThu Jan 23 2025 - 18:13
More than 100 people unable to leave Cork refugee centre due to housing crisis – reportInspection reports find varied standards in accommodation centres including fear of violence in centre in Co ClareMon Jan 20 2025 - 18:25
Why do tribunals so rarely lead to criminal trials?It is not clear why it took the gardaí 14 years to complete their file arising from the 2011 Moriarty report, but the passage of time raises the question of the fairness of now bringing charges against anyoneSat Jan 18 2025 - 09:00
Measures to counter anti-Semitism included in programme for governmentJewish Representative Council ‘delighted’ Ireland is to adopt framework for stamping out targeting of Jewish peopleFri Jan 17 2025 - 19:18
Mother of teenage heroin addict ‘fully supportive’ of him being taken into care, court hears‘It is five minutes to midnight,’ judge says, as boy (17) will soon age out of Child Care Act provisionsFri Jan 17 2025 - 14:59
Solicitor sanctioned for giving legal advice on immigration to clients of bogus law firmSolicitor told to pay €2,000 to each of four complainants who sought immigration adviceFri Jan 17 2025 - 06:00
Families facing ‘outrageous’ three-year wait for child psychology services in west and northwest regionHSE apologises for lengthy child assessment delays attributed to increased demand and staff vacanciesThu Jan 16 2025 - 06:00
Personal injury guidelines result in sharp fall in claimsAs Injuries Resolution Board report shows personal injury claims are down in most categories, the Alliance for Insurance Reform queries why insurance premiums have been increasingTue Jan 14 2025 - 06:00
Well-known criminal law barrister Patrick MacEntee SC dies aged 89Co Monaghan native acted for the defence in a string of high-profile criminal court cases from the 1970s to the 2000sMon Jan 13 2025 - 17:57
Michael Lowry Q&A: Why Independent TD’s involvement in government formation talks is controversialDáil vote in 2011 called on Tipperary TD to voluntarily resign but he refused, later telling The Irish Times he would not be run out of politics by ‘the media’Mon Jan 13 2025 - 11:57
‘It was the nail in the coffin’: The business that’s closing due to rising council rates Just under half of 31 local authorities will raise rates this year. Increases range from 1.8% to 15%Mon Jan 13 2025 - 06:00
Teenage heroin addict ‘dying before the eyes’ of those seeking to care for him, court toldBoy will no longer qualify for constraint orders under Child Care Act when he reaches 18 in a few weeksSat Jan 11 2025 - 06:00
Windmill Lane Pictures announces it is closing with immediate effectDublin visual and audio post-production facility has its roots in storied recording studios on Dublin quays, where U2 and other major acts once recordedThu Jan 09 2025 - 12:53
Irish ICJ submission on Gaza asks UN court to consider repeated human rights violations as suggestive of genocideIreland says inference can be drawn from a state’s actions that it is guilty of genocide even where no direct evidence of such a policy is producedWed Jan 08 2025 - 19:43
Ghosts in the machine – Colm Keena on hovering spirits from the past When you reach a certain age, the world can seem to be populated with ghostsTue Dec 31 2024 - 18:58
Ireland’s most senior Catholic cleric criticises ‘merciless’ Israeli response to Hamas attacksArchbishop Eamon Martin says he is ‘conscious’ such criticism attracts accusation of antisemitism but Israel’s actions are ‘disproportionate’Tue Dec 31 2024 - 18:00
Provisions of new hate crime law come into effect todayHarsher sentencing will be imposed if the demonstration of hatred towards a protected group is provenTue Dec 31 2024 - 00:01
Gardaí investigate woman’s death after body found in Co RoscommonWoman (50s) was last seen at home in Athlone on Saturday, prompting a missing person’s appeal which has since been stood downMon Dec 30 2024 - 21:17
Family and neighbours gather for prayers at site where couple were hit in fatal traffic collision in BlanchardstownBalloons, candles and flowers carried by residents of Whitestown estate as they gathered at pedestrian crossing where, 24 hours earlier, Anthony and Georgina Hogg-Moore were knocked downFri Dec 27 2024 - 19:28
‘I personally only come here for the ladies’: Fog hits racing but not youthful glamour at LeopardstownPunters relish the opportunity to dress up for St Stephen’s Day racesThu Dec 26 2024 - 18:54
Green Hen restaurant served alcohol without licence and traded when insolvent — RevenueTax authority wants to know what happened hundreds of thousands of euro in taxes collected but not paid overFri Dec 20 2024 - 17:00
Provisional liquidator appointed to company behind ‘insolvent’ Green Hen restaurantRevenue tells court that company has been selling alcohol without liquor licence and trading while insolventFri Dec 20 2024 - 13:55
Holyhead Port will remain closed over Christmas with ferries cancelled, operators confirmAround 100,000 people will need to make alternative arrangements over festive periodTue Dec 17 2024 - 15:33
RIP.ie to introduce €100 fee for funeral directors placing notices from JanuaryUsers will continue to get access free of charge to platform acquired by Irish Times Group this yearTue Dec 17 2024 - 14:47
‘Highly unlikely’ Holyhead Port will reopen as peak Christmas travel period approachesStill unclear when ferries will resume sailings between Dublin and Holyhead as freight companies suffer extra costs and ferry services establish alternative routesMon Dec 16 2024 - 19:08
Holyhead Port closure hits imports to Ireland: ‘Everyone is running around like headless chickens’Irish trucking business head says ‘we have never seen anything like what is going on this week’Fri Dec 13 2024 - 14:35
Interim examiner appointed to Green Hen restaurant in DublinCircuit Court told that if business can be saved there are likely to be a number of parties interested in well-known establishmentFri Dec 13 2024 - 12:08
