Auditor denies knowledge of alleged secret deal between Lynn and Fingleton

‘Our procedures could have been better’ former Irish Nationwide auditor tells court

Michael Lynn breached €3.6m loan agreement within a year

Loan to purchase 11 properties issued to former solicitor by Ulster Bank in 2006

Taoiseach tells left-handed man beatings he got in primary school were ‘wrong’

Sisters of Mercy told Gerry Kavanagh he would burn in hell if he wrote with left hand

‘I was told I would burn in hell if I wrote with my left hand’

A Galway man says he has lasting trauma over alleged abuse by Sisters of Mercy nuns

Man who admitted stabbing fisherman found guilty of manslaughter

Jury unanimously accepted defence case that Darren Houlden ‘lost control and snapped’

Shelbourne Hotel removes 153-year-old statues of slave girls from its plinth

Dublin hotel said it has taken the decision ‘in light of recent world events’

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Perspex screens, toilet butlers and one-way systems: the Shelbourne reopens

‘We’re not going to be making money for a while,’ general manager acknowledges

Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel gets a new boss

New general manager previously oversaw Ireland’s first luxury rail experience

Developer says long-term vacant properties should be used for homeless

Greg Kavanagh says empty buildings across Ireland could absorb demand for housing

Reduction in mental health staff despite increase in demand - report

Head of Psychiatric Nurses Association says recent cutbacks have been too severe

Jobs for 300 as Aer Lingus plans to increase fleet

The airline, bought by IAG for €1.4bn, could increase long-haul fleet to 20 over five years

Hibernia Reit buys two Dublin offices for €60m

Buildings bought from property group controlled by IFSC developer Mark Kavanagh

Wexford farmer sues auctioneers over land valuations

Suicide and self-harm initiatives at risk if mental health posts not filled

“Most vulnerable will be hit again,” says Dr Anthony McCarthy, president of the Irish College of Psychiatry