John Cooke obituary: High Court judge expert in competition law
Leading jurist combined strong sense of justice with human sympathy
Bad blood between Ciara Kelly and Shane Coleman on Newstalk
Radio: The presenters argue over restriction. It is a welcome diversion
Claire Byrne and Matt Cooper flog the dead horse
Radio: Meanwhile serious public issues, like the Central Bank’s €4.1m fine of Davy, got little airtime
Sarah McInerney and Cormac Ó hEadhra have transformed Drivetime into compelling radio
Ó hEadhra’s focused outrage and McInerney’s cooler tenaciousness has rejuvenated one of RTÉ Radio's flagship shows
Nama’s former head of assets recovery not to be charged over Project Eagle
Ronnie Hanna among six people told by Northern prosecution service they would not be prosecuted
Government grants extension to Project Eagle inquiry
Sale of mostly Northern loans by Nama mired in controversy
Donohoe rules out suspending work of Nama until final report of investigation
Minister has ‘no intention’ of halting activities pending report into sale of NI loan portfolio
Don't have a cow, man: Shane Coleman's festive fare causes uproar
Newstalk hosts discuss Christmas menus while Mary Wilson uncovers the facts of eviction
US vulture fund nets more than €1.5 billion on Northern Ireland loans
Promontoria Eagle collected €242m due from borrowers last year
Dublin tenement life: ‘I was born right there in 1939’
14 Henrietta Street is opening as a museum to portray 270 years of urban life in Dublin
Nama inquiry delayed as agency fails to hand over documents
Commission says Nama is co-operating but failing to retrieve relevant material
Donal Barrington saw Constitution as ‘living document,’ funeral hears
Former Supreme Court judge stood for a pluralist and tolerant Ireland, son tells mass
Project Eagle deal still paying out for vulture fund
Row over €1.6bn Project Eagle deal has not gone away
Cerberus has collected €1.3bn from Project Eagle loans
Accounts show Cerberus subsidiary used to buy loans made €9 million loss in 2016
Former Nama adviser approached Chinese over State loans, book claims
Frank Connolly book looks at role of Project Eagle key player Frank Cushnahan
Mick Wallace to defend disqualification bid
Liquidator of property wants TD and son to be disqualified as company directors
Dáil committee to quiz Nama on Project Tolka deal
Sale of loans was not done on the open market, contrary to normal Nama policy
Nama could ‘continue its work’ past 2020, chairman indicates
Agency expects to have earned €3 billion surplus for State by end of the decade
Supreme Court allows Goode Concrete appeals in CRH case on grounds of alleged bias
High Court judge had held €135,000 of CRH shares when making ruling
Court asked to overturn rulings in Goode case against CRH
Goode Concrete questions objectivity of High Court judge due to CRH shareholding
Senior GSOC official tenders resignation
FF TD says Oireachtas justice committee told by Ray Leonard GSOC ‘was not fit for purpose’
Alan Shatter makes scathing Dáil attack on Guerin report
Former minister for justice says Guerin report was ‘fundamentally flawed’
Cooke report raises concerns of possible interference
Unidentified parties tried to influence evidence given to inquiry by UK security firm
Cooke report on alleged bugging of GSoc received, says Kenny
Taoiseach refuses comment on claim that Kenny sought to fire ex-Garda chief in March
Awkward questions piling up for the State’s most powerful institutions
Commission of investigation’s remit will be decisive
Committee writes to Shatter berating his ‘disappointing’ response to providing details of GSOC security report
Minister for Justice Alan Shatter had committed to supply a summary of differences between two reports on potential breach of security at Garda Ombudsman’s office
Shatter speech takes heat out of row - for now
Minister comes out fighting and defends himself against host of political accusations
Five ongoing inquiries on Garda and justice matters
Final report on fixed penalty points system to be ready within days
Inquiry decision needed quickly on whistleblower affair
Coalition TDs frustrated that controversy is distracting from the work of the Government
Point-scoring is obscuring the real issues in the Shatter row
Opinion: In the interests of the Garda itself some form of independent inquiry is now needed
Opposition challenged to name rulings influenced by how judges appointed
Selecting judiciary the ‘spoils of political war’ since State’s foundation, says Ross
Opposition to call for inquiry into latest whistleblower claims
Dossier suggests gardaí failed to properly investigate murder, rape and serious assault
Retired High Court judge appointed to GSOC inquiry
Judge John Cooke to conduct inquiry into reports of surveillance of the Garda Ombudsman Commission
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