Keane Mulready-Woods murder trial adjourned until January
Two men accused of murdering Drogheda teenager at a house in Rathmullan Park
Garda killer Aaron Brady’s case for perverting the course of justice adjourned
Brady accused of conspiring to pursuade key State witness not to testify during trial for murdering Detective Adrian Donohoe
Decision on voting age could come ahead of 2024 local, European elections
Referendum change not required to reduce age to 16 for specific types of election
Irish-led Chargify likely to merge as part of $150m investment
Company led by Dubliner Paul Lynch and owned by Ed Byrne’s Scaleworks
Element Finance targets SaaS companies seeking growth capital
Irish co-founded tech investor has more than $50m to lend to scaling firms in Europe
Fallon & Byrne founders McHugh and Byrne exit group
Duo had 45% stake and departure comes in turbulent period for the business
Leaving Cert marks are altered as part of ‘unwritten policy’, claim examiners
Sources say some grades are changed to ensure consistent results each year
Funeral Mass for Gay Byrne in Pro-Cathedral
Ceremony will be covered live by RTÉ and followed by private burial in Sutton
Hard Brexit ‘could be trigger’ for recruits to North paramilitary groups
PSNI chief constable says Border checkpoints would be targets for dissident republicans
Government still working on behalf of Keith Byrne – Coveney
Cork native (37) is facing deportation from US where he is married and has children
Keith Byrne’s sister calls on Government to try persuade US allow him plead case
Keith Byrne had social security number, paid taxes and was in contact with ICE following marriage
Former K Club manager ‘lied continually’ in case alleging threats, judge rules
Dismissal of case taken by Peter Curran means he could face substantial legal costs bill
Roscommon vote: Gallagher secures nomination with 10 votes
‘Without a shadow of a doubt in my mind, he is the most suitable and the best candidate’
ASTI leaders under pressure following strategy U-turn
Calls for leadership figures to resign after members vote to suspend industrial action
ASTI staff threaten strike action against their own leadership
Internal dispute escalates as teachers’ union withdraws ballot over separate dispute with Department
ASTI grassroots seeks convention to end industrial action
Leadership resists move and urges members to respect union’s previous ballot
ASTI president hits out at petition to suspend industrial action
Some members gathering signatures for special convention to reverse strategy
ASTI criticised by own delegates for ‘zombie campaign’
Majority of delegates at conference oppose any deal that does not guarantee pay equality
Stroke services ‘heading for a crisis’
The outgoing head of the HSE’s stroke programme has warned that a lack of funding means advances in care are being missed
ASTI is being punished for being ‘principled’, says union president
Ed Byrne says it has ‘stood alone’ among teacher unions against injustice, and the unethical
'Marriage was a licence for sex': Ireland and women in 100 quotes
The Women’s Podcast celebrates its 100th episode with 100 quotes by and about women in Ireland
ASTI warns against plans to make surplus teachers redundant
Industrial action increases chances of disruption in run-up to State exams
Rolling strikes may hit schools if ASTI rejects settlement
Union urges members against deal and says disruptions will target department, not pupils
ASTI open to mediation in dispute with Government
Hundreds of secondary schools set to stay shut for the week in row over supervision duties
Hundreds of schools to close for day as ASTI talks make no progress
Government prepares to remove teachers from payroll if dispute is not resolved
Teachers to be offered deal to halt industrial action
Supervision payments to be restored if agreement reached on ‘Croke Park hours’
Parents may run schools if teachers strike
Government plans to hire parents as supervisors to avert closure of hundreds of schools
ASTI ‘available for talks’ to avert industrial action
State’s slavish adherence to Lansdowne Road accord behind lack of progress, says president
Industrial action in schools ‘inevitable’, says teachers’ union
Asti chief says teachers are being asked to ‘collude in the downgrading of education’
Bon Secours healthcare to take over Barrington’s for €15m
Cork-based Bon Secours Health System is buying private hospital in Limerick
Schools may close if teachers’ demands not met
ASTI chief warns closures loom in September in escalating dispute over pay and conditions
ASTI says secondary schools could face industrial action
Union calls emergency legislation on public pay ‘anti-democratic and anti-trade union’
Government ‘overreacted’ when ASTI rejected pay deal
Head of ASTI says ‘no school will shut’ because they did not sign Lansdowne deal
Schools reports may go to 18-year-olds instead of parents
Move could leave parents in the dark on examination results and disciplinary records
Schools should not be run like businesses, ASTI warns
Union says moves to advance school autonomy would have negative consequences
Man (22) held over Paul ‘Frank’ Byrne murder
Father-of-two had been missing for a year before skeletal remains discovered in 2010
Gay Byrne opens Guinness first World War exhibition
Broadcaster’s father, who was a Guinness employee, and seven uncles fought in the war
Dublin 7 office let for first time since being built in 2008
US software company Workday is moving to the building near the Four Courts
Opponents of Kilkenny bridge stage ‘Phil Hogan protest’
Demonstrators bearing face of new Irish EU commissioner fear damage to medieval city
Gay Byrne appeals to motorbikers to take care on roads
Call comes following deaths of two men in their 20s in Co Laois crash this morning
GoSafe a ‘waste of public money’ – judge
Judge Patrick Durcan criticises private speed camera company over prosecutions
Battle lines drawn in Euro elections as FF pick candidates for Midlands-North West
Pat the Cope Gallagher and Thomas Byrne chosen to contest sprawling four-seater
Byrne urges Shatter and Callinan to apologise
Broadcaster and Road Safety Authority chairman also calls on two Garda whistleblowers to be reinstated and promoted
Ministers satisfied gardaí enforcing road safety measures
Gay Byrne says rising road death numbers ‘depressing’
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