Moriarty tribunal never learned of £248,624 payment to Lowry’s refrigeration company

Shanagarry Chimney is just one of the eye-catching lots in the BidX1 online auction

Attorney General thanks judge on behalf of the State for his 31 years of public service

Former chief executive of media group shocked at treatment of staff and journalists

Department of Taoiseach figures show rising costs of inquiries and Moriarty tribunal

Media group’s then chair consulted businessman over appointment, affidavit says

Profiles of the individuals who are alleged to have been caught up in the INM data breach

A guide to the alleged data breach in 2014 at Ireland’s largest newspaper publisher

ODCE is examining conduct of INM board in relation to handling of a protected disclosure

Irish-headquartered firm has helped companies raise more than €1.28m to date

De Bromhead star regarded by some observers as a potential Gold Cup horse

Seen & Heard: Minister says housing is the most pressing problem of a generation

Firm provides engineering solutions for telecommunications and utilities networks

Persona judgment shows how contemporary litigation frustrates the right of access to courts

Judges concerned 14th-century law may halt action over second mobile phone licence

IFI archive saves the old adverts that shaped who we were and who we wanted to be

Court must decide if type of third-party funding involved is contrary to public policy

Guinness family’s 5,000-acre estate in Co Wicklow is on the market for €28m

Distinctive refurbished block in Baggot Street seen as blue-chip investment

Prospective bidders for the new broadband scheme must complete deluge of paperwork

For months, Denis O’Brien has battled Dublin public affairs firm Red Flag in the High Court, claiming that an illegal conspiracy exists to damage him. But how did it come to this? Peter Murtagh explains a tortuous trail . . .

Five-judge Supreme Court unanimously dismisses claim over breach of fair procedures

Independent TD must pay his own costs for hearings over 1995 mobile licence

High Court says third-party funding of Persona’s action is not allowed under Irish law

Coalition completely ignored fact people need to talk about Denis O’Brien

The FF strategist gave the impression he found the whole political thing a bit of a lark

Inspector to investigate Esat Telecom shares and BT Hawthorn loan exchange

Court told that it cannot override laws of champerty to allow funding of Persona appeal

Harbour Litigation Funding is paying for case taken by Persona and Sigma

High Court hears that such ruling on backing of legal cases comes from era of burning witches

British firm funding action against State, Denis O’Brien and Michael Lowry over awarding of mobile phone licence

Expected $2bn stock market debut in New York had been planned for six months

Persona seeking damages on basis of claim O’Brien’s Esat Digifone won licence illegally

Decision to pull company’s IPO in New York less than 48 hours before it was due to announce the pricing is a huge blow to Denis O’Brien

Deal would copperfasten US-owned group’s position as Ireland’s largest pharmacy chain

Things that once made a geek heart beat faster now seem comically old and useless

Approval for “third party funding” for Persona/Sigma case over mobile license award has been put back until November

Persona Digital Telephony and Sigma Wireless Networks suing State

Planned Digicel IPO not O’Brien’s first