Irish policemen ‘caught on wrong side of history’ remembered in London
Commemoration attendees express dismay at scrapping of Dublin Castle event
Johnny Cash gave her a daisy and the rest was history
The New York film maker who tumbled upon creativity in the haystacks of Kildare
BioPharma Engineering deal will see Cork company expand globally
Life sciences company bought by US group Unispace, with centre of excellence planned
Chef ‘Gaz’ Smith: ‘Last 12 months have been toughest of my career, but also the most rewarding’
Mount Merrion restaurateur on his appetite for expanding his business
O’Kane family backs forestry venture to buy harvesting rights
Family Tree Impact Investments plans to spend €50m to buy from private owners
John O’Reilly – architect who nurtured and deepened profession’s ties with rest of Europe
An Appreciation
The Tipperary man who fell in love while fighting in the Spanish Civil War
Irish soldier John O’Reilly married African American nurse Salaria Kea in 1937
Former Paddy Power man Barry takes a bet on CarTrawler
Company recently won multimillion euro car rental provider contract with Easyjet
Legionaries founder sexually abused 60 boys, order’s report finds
Mexico-based Legionaries of Christ has a chapter in Leopardstown, Co Dublin
Thousands of festive swimmers take a Christmas Day dip
Increasingly popular tradition saw beaches, coastal rocks and lakes packed with bathers
Priced out of Dublin? Consider Naas
The fast-expanding Co Kildare commuter town offers family homes at prices you’ll rarely see in Dublin
How Paul Williams came to appear before Charleton tribunal
Background: Crime journalist was in contact with Ms D over Maurice McCabe claim
Charleton tribunal: ‘Ms D’ made schoolgirl claim about Maurice McCabe in 2014
Woman had told Gsoc she was told the sergeant ‘watched the young ones’ leaving school
New search begins in northern France for one of Disappeared
INLA said it murdered Séamus Ruddy and buried him in a forest near Rouen
Maser the street artist: I did the Brown Thomas windows for the wedge
Having earned his stripes with political murals, the street artist is taking to the garret
Paddy Power Betfair balances potential dividend against takeovers
Bookmaker focused on continuing to derive benefit from merger, says chief executive
Life’s Work: Michael Jordan, MD of O’Reilly’s Auction Rooms, Dublin
‘People are buying jewellery to wear and not to be left in the safe or bedside locker’
Family denied emergency lodging as they ‘don’t have credit card’
Limerick couple seeks High Court order compelling council to accommodate them
Meadows & Byrne and Costa Coffee to open in Naas
New store will be the 13th outlet to be operated by Meadows & Byrne
Charge against Joan Collins over water protest dismissed
Judge says no evidence Independent TD part of group or had a common design to breach the peace
Devilled whitebait and mock turtle soup on menu for mock Shackleton centenary meal
Recreation of last Christmas dinner on board ‘Endurance’ takes place in Dún Laoghaire
Date set for trial of Joan Collins and 10 other water protesters
TD and co-defendants charged with failing to comply with garda’s directions to disperse
Travellers at Kilbarry: ‘We’re hardly even existing here’
Families in Waterford housing scheme have to deal with cold, mould and cramped conditions
Butchers expect short-term reaction to ‘vague’ report
‘I don’t think the report has shown anything that hasn’t been known in the past’
One student, one vote: democracy at work in the classroom
Students are given power to direct their own learning under a pilot scheme
Kildare builds on its strong points
The county benefits from its good infrastructure, the growth of Maynooth University and its proximity to Dublin
Auction highs, lows and no-shows of 2014
A look back at Antiques & Collectibles auctions in 2014 and some of the items that made the headlines
Irish-born priest spared jail over child abuse in Chile
John O’Reilly found guilty of abuse while serving as school chaplain in Santiago
Man injured in crash entitled to judgment for any damages
Van was driven by uninsured man who was disqualified from driving at time of crash
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