Future generations will be saddened by our failure to act on wholly inadequate system

Fintan Drury says he did not know of ex-chairman’s extensive loans with the bank until December 2008

Moria is proof the EU and Turkey have put politics ahead of basic human rights

‘My focus now is on the arrival here from Turkey of my wife and children’

The failure of the majority of our politicians to engage meaningfully in Europe’s humanitarian crisis of today cannot be excused

Frank Daly and Alan Dukes among witnesses to give evidence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court

It’s surreal to come and go as I choose, and to be trusted to behave as an adult

I know not one Muslim who believes that acts such as the killing of Father Hamel is justifiable

It was numbing to be a newly arrived Syrian refugee and days later the atrocity occurred in Nice

A new future is front of me. It is my new reality. It is, nonetheless, a shock.

‘I wonder how, before modern telecommunications, migrants coped with separation’

Our second child is due in a fortnight and I will not be there for the birth

We want no part of any movement or sect that dresses hatred in cloth of religion

Urban middle-class Europe can only understand refugees in terms of intrusion

The EU should be capable of managing the economic challenge of helping people who want to live without fear

Report expected to criticise Central Bank, regulator, ECB and the government

Johnny Ronan and Michael O’Flynn are disappointed their suggestions were rejected

Economist provides 11 pages of notes for Druids Glen meeting

‘Morally indefensible’ to force taxpayers to bear costs Alan Gray tells banking inquiry

Position questioned after testimony of ex-Anglo chief financial officer Matt Moran

Former Anglo director insists no discussion about bank took place at meeting

Banking inquiry: Gary McGann says they met at Fintan Drury’s home

Versatile back Ian Madigan still exuding self-belief, still fielding old questions

Aynsley alleges executive told to accept lower bid in sale of business

Banking inquiry live: Former Anglo director gives evidence

Committee met in private session for 90 minutes to consider its legal advice

Fintan Drury will tell inquiry regulator was informed when stake became known

Former Anglo chief executive’s submission to be published at 6.30pm on Wednesday

‘Picture the scene: the guys in casual slacks, swapping deep thoughts on fiscal matters’

Former taoiseach did not discuss ‘any issues of substance’ with bank, inquiry told

‘We were simply trying to get as full a picture as we could’

Former minister for finance’s failure to respond earlier to Anglo worries proved costly

Message listed bank’s options just before former minister dined with Anglo officials

Unlike Charlie McCreevy, ex-taoiseach accepts mistakes were made on his watch

Official told Cowen NTMA needed ‘written instruction’ as its policy was not to lodge with Anglo

‘Front-line folk are useful, when an urgent need arises to throw bodies under the bus’

Gerry Thornley: Munster kicking themselves after talent slips through fingers

Family of bankrupt ex-billionaire wants Drumm email password broken

IRFU pursue policy of seeking private funding to keep players in Ireland

Coach Laurent Labit reiterates Parisian club’s intent to build an empire around former Leinster outhalf