From Russia with no love: The Irish firms trading behind Putin’s new Iron Curtain
Some of State’s biggest listed businesses have invested heavily in sanctions-hit Russia
Families of murder victims demand reform of life sentencing
Campaign aims for adoption of tariff-based release system to set minimum sentences
Murder victims’ loved ones: ‘We are sick of being patronised’
Victims’ families on why they are protesting at the Dáil for an overhaul of the parole system
National Ploughing Championships set to break all records
Tullamore ploughing event launched as huge number of exhibitors and attendees expected
Trinity College top for producing entrepreneurs, study finds
University ranked first in Europe for entrepreneurs for fourth year in succession
On top of the world: Irishman is new World Ploughing Champion
Second Irish competitor takes silver at championship in Germany
Plan for independent data protection ratings agency a winner
DCU law student Conor Leavy wins A&L Goodbody Bold Ideas award for proposal
Who will win and who will lose in the constituency changes?
The reforms in four bellwether regions could have a significant political impact
Student start-ups: why colleges are encouraging students to be entrepreneurs
Skills linked to entrepreneurship – problem-solving, creativity, risk-taking – are in high demand among employers
Should judges be able to impose a minimum term for murder?
Calls to reform a system where sentence review possible after seven years
Brexit bounce: fintech firms look to Ireland to establish HQs
Central Bank moves to reassure sector that Irish regulatory system is prepared
Joan Burton urged to quit at Labour Party meeting
Party leader says she will act ‘in interests of the party’ once new government is formed
Laois results: Fleming tops poll as Stanley and Flanagan claim remaining seat
Laois becomes first constituency to complete the count
Interference with election posters is ‘more intense’ this year
Political veterans say ‘skulduggery’ was always an issue in campaigns
Labour Senator says EPA a ‘lazy, limp and lame lapdog’
John Whelan highlights controversy over emissions from Enva waste plant in Portlaoise
Exporters look to Europe while waiting for the world to change
As Asian economies grow, demand for goods and services from Europe will increase
Development of apiculture could create jobs, John Whelan tells Seanad
Labour Senator says Ireland imports 90% of honey consumed
A voice in court for families of homicide victims
After his family’s ordeal at the trial of his sister’s killer, John Whelan set up AdVIC
State agency’s handling of injury claims under review
Senators call for action to end lengthy and costly litigation in medical claims cases
School meals scheme requires ‘open, transparent tendering’
Programme an ‘unsung success’ deserving more resources - Labour Senator John Whelan
Miriam Lord: Sphinx-like Kenny whips up frenzy
Near-hysteria grips Leinster House as announcement of election date is awaited
Analysis: Renua Ireland think-in provides actual thinking
Party tries to inject some adrenaline into comatose concept with Dublin event
Berkeley: complex investigation and legal fight ahead
Outside experts being called in by investigators as families prime their legal actions
Internet body pushes for domain owners’ names to be made public
Controversial proposals would restrict ability to keep addresses, email contacts and phone numbers private
Berkeley: Dublin law firms aid Irish families in wake of calamity
A&L Goodbody, Arthur Cox and McCann Fitzgerald advising families on legal claims
Irish firms neglect cyber security legal requirements
Cyber risk study conducted by Red C for A&L Goodbody find most firms not fulfilling basic requirements
Presidential age vote defeated by three to one margin
Kenny says this referendum ‘sidelined’ because attention was on same-sex marriage
Wind farm decibel levels should be regulated, Senator says
Labour’s John Whelan claims noise can have a negative effect on those living nearby
Government’s attitude to narcolepsy sufferers criticised by Labour Senator
John Whelan calls on Minister for Health to intervene and meet parents
Seanad told State cannot prevent disposal of Aer Lingus slots
Fianna Fáil Senator Darragh O’Brien says Government wiped airline’s pension liabilities prior to takeover bid by IAG
State board appointments to become fairer, says Brendan Howlin
Government ‘dropped the ball’ in some instances, says Labour Senator John Whelan
Leo Varadkar criticises US drug firm’s ‘aggressive’ policy
Alexion’s life-saving product Soliris is one of the most expensive drugs in the world
Leo Varadkar says HSE considering outcome of Alexion Pharma talks
Minister says drugs company unable to provide Soliris at a sustainable price
Water Services Bill makes its way through Seanad
House adjourned amid row about whether Senators were drunk during Friday’s late sitting
RTÉ took ‘internal editorial decision’ to remove exchange with Senator about Irish Water
Labour Senator John Whelan stands over remarks he said meant utility was ‘not fit for purpose’
Burton says she hopes people freer to talk to banking inquiry now
FF Senator claims Lenihan bid to burn bondholders derailed by ECB
Lenihan bid to burn bondholders derailed by ECB, says Leydon
Ireland bullied into bailout and austerity programme, claim Fianna Fáil Senators
Delay water bills until Government committee finds charges solution, says Jack Wall
Irish Water should offer redundancies for long-term savings, says Fergus O’Dowd
Hat trick for Laois as ploughing returns for third year
Decision on National Ploughing Championships follows most successful year ever
Taoiseach joins record numbers at Ploughing Championships
Enda Kenny just one of some 250,000 who have visited Ratheniska since Tuesday
Ploughing ‘a most beloved rendezvous’, says Higgins
80,000 expected to attend opening day of National Ploughing Championships
More than 200,000 ‘going to the Ploughing’ for 83rd event
Visitors last year spent almost €36.5 million during three-day championships
Senator calls for end to ‘scaremongering’ on Portlaoise emergency department
Minister Varadkar and HSE urged to make statement on future of hospital
Laois gets ready for ploughs and the stars
Champions and edible insects just some of the attractions promised for ploughing event
Irish ploughmen come out on top in world championships
Eamonn Tracey and John Whelan take gold and bronze at world event in France
Government must look beyond PR world for RTÉ role
The next chairman of the RTÉ board is due to be appointed, and new thinking on the position is required
Three Labour candidates for deputy leadership
Sherlock and McCarthy join Kelly in bid for second-in-command position
EPA accused of ‘lazy laissez-fair lax, light touch regulation’
Calls made in Seanad for debate on Battle of Clontarf and on possibility of rejoining Commonwealth
Tensions between British government parties over energy policy blamed for wind deal collapse
Wind energy export deal worth €7bn will not meet deadline
Former head of Irish Exporters Association to join AIB
John Whelan to take on role as bank’s export specialist
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