Distillery claims unfair tax treatment over Covid hand sanitiser production
Revenue denies it ever decided to grant tax relief for alcohol purchased to make sanitiser
Newbridge book semi-final spot as they hold off strong Belvedere challenge
Todd Lawlor’s try after 17 seconds gave Kildare school the perfect start
Clinical Newbridge College progress to the quarter-final
Well-drilled Kildare outfit prove too strong for spirited St Gerard’s
Man who failed to pay over €120,000 in tax receives suspended sentence
Sole trader Mark Aspland began to ‘bury his head in the sand’, court hears
Pharmacy owner ordered to do community service over fraudulent claims
John Corr (55) has lost his businesses in Dublin and Louth over duplicate claims, court hears
Man (29) jailed after fracturing partner’s nose and choking her
Dubliner receives two-year sentence over ‘vicious and violent’ attack on woman
A ‘céad míle fáilte’ to the heir of the British throne
Prince Charles and Camilla impress assembled guests with their interest in Cork people
Irish man facing child sexual abuse charges in US wants trial in Ireland
Daniel Mullan seeks orders requiring DPP to prosecute him here rather than in the US
Over €53m paid in criminal legal aid to lawyers in 2017
Increase in fees attributed to rise in number of cases
Convicted sex offender has suspended part of sentence activated
David Radford refused top accept accomodation from probation service
Carer who filmed attacks on nursing home residents gets suspended sentence
Peter Hilliard (54) was caught after uploading footage of sexual assault to Facebook
Arc-net and Scottish distillery in blockchain link-up
Belfast-based company achieves world first with Adelphi Ardnamurchan Distillery
Legal misinterpretation leads to release of sex offender
Former criminal law lecturer Julian Myerscough set free and may leave country
Inquiry into detention of man who fled England before sentencing
Law lecturer had been found guilty in 2015 of making indecent images of a child
The banker, the investigator and the shredding of documents
Kevin O’Connell’s destruction of paperwork played role in Seán FitzPatrick’s acquittal
Shredding played key role in downfall of FitzPatrick inquiry
Legal adviser ‘taken aback’ by Garda Commissioner’s note about witness statements
Charleton Tribunal may create tricky problems for journalists
Analysis: Inquiry may have to stray into contested area of journalistic privilege
Charleton Tribunal told of ‘concern’ senior gardaí have same lawyers
Counsel for Maurice McCabe says Nóirín O’Sullivan and Martin Callinan share team
FitzPatrick loans a small part of Anglo loan book, says auditor
Kieran Kelly says money lent to directors not considered ‘significant audit risk area’
Anglo auditor denies engaging in ‘performance theatre’
Kieran Kelly denies he was trying to ‘buy time’ by asking to examine documents
NI food tech firm secures £2m Canadian investment
Arc-net is using blockchain technology to provide traceability and authentication services
Seán FitzPatrick: Corporate case handling changed after 2015 trial
Current trial of ex-Anglo chairman hears ODCE inquiries now always involve gardaí
Northern Ireland-based food-tracing tech firm to create 50 jobs
Arc-net to create jobs in Belfast and Edinburgh via business accelerator programme
Extradition of Czech man cleared after seven years on run
Supreme Court ruled in 2009 that Marek Ster should be surrendered to Czech Republic
Garda who disarmed gunman awarded €50,000 for trauma
Garda Paul Carney given Scott medal for bravery after Celbridge incident
Francis Lanigan granted leave to challenge detention
Man wanted for trial in North over 1998 murder in custody after extradition order
Belfast man with 247 previous convictions is jailed again
‘Highly agressive and drunk’ individual pleads guilty to assaulting police officers
Owners of Bray Wanderers pursue club’s recovery against run of play
Co Wicklow soccer club’s new owners say they have invested €50,000, with a further €200,000 needed to put it on a sound footing
Shareholders to challenge bid to buy Bray Wanderers
Shareholders fear plans to move from home ground and redevelop Carlisle
Chairman and director seeking to buy troubled Bray Wanderers
O’Connor writes to shareholders offering to buy them out
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