House Conversion – Frank McNally on James Joyce and the Dublin Vigilance Committee

An Irishman’s Diary

Corporate law shake-up as international legal eagles swoop on Ireland

Secrecy on fees survives for now but diversity beckons in post-Brexit blitz by top firms

French Connection – Frank McNally on why Percy French may be the real hero of Finnegans Wake

An Irishman’s Diary

North-South collaboration: ‘Dying is dying. It doesn’t matter where you live’

Hospices both sides of Border are pooling skills and insights to improve palliative care

Inquest hears contradictory evidence into death of boy (2) at halting site

Forensic investigator says it was difficult to determine how collision occurred

Maamtrasna murders: relatives welcome pardon recommended for Myles Joyce

‘I had hoped to see this in my lifetime’ -great grandson of one of family of five killed

Abortion is barbaric whether carried out legally or not

Because terminations are barbaric, those who countenance them have recourse to euphemisms

Step-down facility – An Irishman’s Diary about the Joycean property ladder

Men who put family through ‘terrifying ordeal’ appeal against sentences

Five men got up to 20 years for aggravated burglary of Corcoran home in Co Tipperary

Five men appeal severity of sentences for aggravated burglary

Dublin men given terms of 12 to 20 years over 2013 incident involving Co Tipperary family

Jail for drug addict who used fake gun to hold up dry cleaners

Woman working in shop told gardaí John Joyce (25) unable to run away due to limp

A wrongful hanging in Connemara, 1882

Three Irish speakers were condemned to death – in a language they did not understand – for the murder of a family in Maamtrasna in 1882 in a miscarriage of justice that resonates to this day

Judge brands legal aid system ‘a joke’ as bail of €7,000 paid in cash

Fourteen men charged with violent disorder demanded free legal representation despite bail payment

Michael O’Reilly aiming for third national boxing title in row

Middleweight not letting international success distract him from domestic duty