Despair, defiance and democracy: Ireland in 1922
Part of the challenge of this year’s centenary is to confront the silences around 1922
Irish fans organise Dublin charity match in aid of Ukraine
YBIG to play Ukrainian fans at Home Farm in Whitehall to raise funds for Red Cross
Funeral of John O’Neill told he was a man with ‘big heart and an open mind’
Son tells mourners he has lost ‘a great father’ who had been ‘deeply rooted in north Clare’
Ex-council employee jailed for six months for releasing rats into office over grievance
Judge says offence was of ‘unique wickedness’ that merited custodial sentence
The revolver used to kill Billy the Kid sells for €5.78m
Art&Antiques: Sale of Colt at Bonham’s Los Angeles achieved world auction record for firearm
Belfast on the brink in 1920
The summer of 1920 saw a period of intense political violence in the north against a background of a post-war economic slump
New pre-booking app for customers a hit with retailers
The Line Lite is aimed at helping retailers to minimise queues while maximising footfall
Briton faces long sentence for murder of Irish holidaymaker
Plasterer John O’Neill (40) shot dead by fugitive while visiting Spain with young family
Munster v Leicester: When two European titans go to war
Similarities between two clubs help intensify one of Europe’s great traditional rivalries
Creche owner denies she was in breach of staffing level guidelines during HSE visit
Owner says that many of the complaints made by HSE inspection team were ‘fantasy’
Woman spared conviction after paying back €15,000 in benefits
Case struck out against mother who received payments while working in Australia
‘Mattress Mick’ to pay up over unlicensed taxi driver
Pleads guilty to not keeping record of licence but gets chance to avoid criminal conviction
Aer Lingus facing trial over driver’s death at Dublin Airport
John Murray fell from a loading bay in November 2014 and suffered fatal head injuries
‘It is a heartbreaking loss but Anthony Foley’s legacy will go on forever’
Gerry Thornley on the aftermath of Munster coach Anthony Foley’s sudden, tragic death
Being Paulie: The rugby evolution of Paul O’Connell
Keith Duggan talks to the former Ireland and Munster lock as he opens up about his career
Irish Water pleads guilty over Carraroe water plan delay
Body ordered to give €3000 to charity after EPA took case over €1m project in Co Galway village
Shell fined over noise pollution from gas flare at Corrib
Company admits ‘flaring’ tests on New Year’s Eve breached EPA Protection Act
Market traders fined for selling prescription drugs from stall
Medication included pills for treating Alzheimer’s disease and for thinning blood
Private investigator convicted of obtaining details from welfare official
James Cowley (65) accessed PPS numbers, family details and claims information
Parents found guilty as boy (13) misses four years of school
Mother claimed her child was sick but refused to produce any medical evidence
Dublin parents kept son (13) out of school four years, court told
Couple told they risk facing garda investigation if they refuse to engage with authorities
Dublin builder fined €12,000 over tax returns
Leo Finn (49), of Dalkey, pleads guilty to failing to file documents for almost a decade
FG councillor sought meeting with Bruton for his Axa boss
Axa head John O’Neill met Minister to ‘explain difficulties experienced by insurers’
Mobile operator Meteor fined €25,000 over discount blunder
Landmark conviction as Meteor convicted and fined for phone bundle discount mistake
Drug smuggler got €30,000 benefits while living in Lanzarote
Dublin man Gary Mulvany (37) convicted of benefit fraud over three years
Irish Water in court over Co Louth sewage waste discharge
Utility given an extra week to decide how it will plead to charges linked to Tinure plant
Irish Times Ltd, Shop Direct prosecuted for marketing offences
Companies to contribute to Pieta House suicide-prevention charity in lieu of conviction
Car dealers cleared of misleading mileage charge
Court hear that couple bought car based on low mileage, but judge dismissed case
Telecoms firm Yourtel fined €5,000 over unsolicited calls
Data Protection Commissioner says company ‘unhelpful’ during investigation
Dispute over Heatons shareholders’ sale to Sports Direct adjourned
Plaintiffs say Sports Direct is refusing to comply with agreement on tax issue
Paris Agreement: Profound changes ahead for Ireland
Move to carbon neutrality will hit home in every sector emitting greenhouse gases
Paris climate talks: Irish have sent out mixed messages
Environmentalists accused Government of seeking free pass for farming sector
Dublin taxi driver fined €1,050 for charging €47 for €15 fare
Séamus Goslin from Walkinstown pleaded guilty at Dublin District Court
Eircom told to pay €35,000 to charity over marketing texts and calls
Data Protection Commissioner took prosecution against company
Church minister fraudulently claimed almost €20,000 in benefits
Idowu Akanbi of the Redeemed Christian Church of God fined €750
Woman who got child benefit while in Australia fined
Gillian O’Gorman continued to received allowance for two years after leaving country
Sports Direct to acquire remaining shares in Heatons
Sporting goods chain already owns 50% stake in retailer
Vodafone spared conviction over failing to hand over data to watchdog
Telecoms giant failed to comply with ComReg despite having deadline extended
Woman (90) faces €1,500 legal bill over satellite dish
Anne Rudd from Terenure failed to comply with council enforcement order, court hears
Hotel firm pleads not guilty after worker falls from scaffolding
Man injured while working on Harcourt Hotel in Dublin city centre
Crèche that featured in RTÉ investigation fined €1,000
Links Crèche in Malahide appears before Dublin District Court on welfare charges
Accused loses challenge to handover of data to NI authorities
Michael Burns facing attempted murder charge of prison officer in North in 1977
Boardroom battle to avoid Welsh RWC home games
‘There was only one host, England, so only one team should enjoy home advantage’
Eircom and Vodafone convicted of overcharging customers
Judge brands Eircom’s code of practice a joke and says customers were ignored
Three men in court over alleged unlawful badger hunt
Men accused of taking part in Cabinteely hunt using shovels and tracking dogs
New York’s Mister Saturday Night fever, all the way from Derry
Derry’s Eamon Harkin is half of NYC clubbing institution Mister Saturday Night. Ahead of DJing at the Beatyard, he tells of the trip from Northern indie-rock to the Big Apple
Man claimed €30,000 in benefits while living in Lanzarote
Gary Mulvany (37) didn’t ‘realise he should have notified the department’ that he moved
Hotel faces trial after worker fell from scaffolding
Man suffered serious injuries in incident at Harcourt Hotel last year
Married woman fined for claiming one-parent family benefits
Judge hears woman thought as couple were geographically separate she had right to payment
PantiBar pleads guilty to breaking smoking ban
There weren’t any no smoking signs on display and the bar had a cigarette vending machine
Mother prosecuted after son (11) misses 133 school days
Solicitor says woman ‘desperately sorry’ and may have ‘put her head in the sand’
Car dealer who sold previously crashed vehicles pays €12,000
Brian Fassnidge of Motorcity, Naas Road, convicted of four offences
Jail warning for man guilty of €15,000 dole fraud
Judge John says pre-sentence probation report did not make ‘pleasant reading’
Woman claimed €27,800 in one-parent benefit while married
Dublin woman paying back €20 a week and will need 25 years to clear sum owed
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