Airline alleges selling on of flights breaches licensing agreement on data, court hears

Farmers ‘don’t know which way to turn for money’ over below cost of production price

Glandore Centre at Cork University Hospital will cater for 2,000 cancer patients a year

Cash generated from illicit cyber-based activities has become a core revenue stream

Frank McNamara and Theresa Lowe are the latest people to use the personal insolvency law

High Court told couple’s financial woes linked to unpaid music royalties

Nunan contesting selection convention to be candidate in Ireland South despite claims move could ‘look like desperation’

Plan to utilise more community facilities will help ensure faster throughput says CUH chief

CUH frees up beds for new admissions by moving some non-complex cases elsewhere

Witnesses describe how man was shot as he tried to close clubhouse gate

Ex-head of finance group who stepped down unexpectedly, received termination pay-off

Latest figures show State’s jobless rate is three points below euro-area average

Three most common issues were rent arrears, over–holding and invalid notice of termination

Gynaecological outpatient waiting list shrank 20 per cent after audit, says chief

Eugene McNamara is 162nd person to die on Irish roads so far this year

Helipad due to be operational by end of 2017 at site of staff car park

As rents reach new peak, experts says situation likely to get worse before getting better

Businesses include a number used by developer Bernard McNamara to buy properties in Dublin

Figures indicate almost 700 young adults in emergency lodging last month

‘A proud Limerick man’ who ‘was a legend in his own lifetime even though it was a short one’

Traditional spring selling season is bringing out the first-time buyers but approvals are still down on an annual basis

Achill locals risked lives to try to save cleric and former actor Roger Grainger from flood

Largest number of patients ever on trollies in emergency department awaiting admission

State body apologises for inconvenience as it withdraws promised discounted fee for tax

Labour’s Michael McNamara complains about guillotining of legislation in Dáil

Group of Labour TDs says party needs 'critical mass' after election to re-enter government

Sinn Féin deputy says Bernard McNamara should foot the bill for works at complex

Dublin docklands residents met Alan Kelly over fire risks at McNamara-built complex

Apartment residents should bear no costs of fire safety work, say Dublin city councillors

Almost 900 residents now face prospect of evacuation on orders of Dublin Fire Brigade

Workers went on strike after British military introduced martial law on Shannonside

Increase indicates crisis of homelessness for ex-homeowners, says Focus Ireland manager

Paschal Donohoe says it is up to the airline whether they sell 29.8% stake

Clare TD expresses concerns about connectivity as motion passed by 74 votes to 51

Developer likely to press ahead with plan for controversial Dublin Bay site despite setback

Third parties may be pursued over major defects found in McNamara schemes

McNamara was one of the biggest players in the property market when it crashed in 2008

Labour deputy contested 2011 election against future father-in-law

Deputy expects to be expelled from party for backing Bill on fatal foetal abnormalities

Wicklow TD Ann Ferris and Clare representative Michael McNamara may oppose whip