Fianna Fáil councillor resigns from party over RTÉ programme

Joe Queenan filmed offering to act as an intermediary in return for an investment

Brian O’Donnell’s children face questions in court over gifts

Items include a first edition of James Joyce’s Ulysses

Dolores O’Riordan trial over alleged air-rage adjourned

Cranberries singer faces four charges after being held at Shannon Airport in November

Irish M&A outlook promising despite first half decline

New figures show activity fell 12% with deal values down 10%

Teacher whose driving led to death has sentence suspended

Court of Appeal reduces sentence to community service after man had been jailed

O’Donnells must pay legal costs in failed bankruptcy challenge

Brian and Mary Patricia O’Donnell had tried to have bankruptcy annulled

Court hears €12m Dalkey house is country’s ‘unluckiest’

Sorrento Terrace property has been involved in eight legal cases in decade

Sergeant saw no garda attacks during protest, High Court hears

Three men have accused gardaí of assault at ‘boisterous’ Shell Corrib gas refinery protest

Boy injured in scaffolding fall awarded €25,000 damages

Alex Sheridan was nine at time of incident on construction site at Hardwicke Street, Dublin

Fisherman claims garda struck him ‘three or four fast ones’

Man tells High Court incident happened during protest against Shell refinery in Mayo

Brian O’Donnell drops Gorse Hill keys in front of BoI chief

Former solicitor says family has been in court over house, and lost, a total of 82 times

Supreme Court rejects O’Donnell bid to remain at Gorse Hill

Court rejects application for stay on order to leave Killiney home

Defiant O’Donnells vow to be living in Gorse Hill next year

‘We are just not going to be pushed around’ says Blake O’Donnell of battle with bank

Court orders O’Donnells to leave Gorse Hill within two weeks

O’Donnells ordered to pay all costs in failed eviction case

Blaise O’Donnell tells bank’s legal team: ‘You watch yourself’

Dr Mary Pat O’Donnell says ‘harassment and devastation’ was visited upon them by Bank of Ireland and solicitors

Girl with cerebral palsy wins damages over unfit accommodation

Duty to improve conditions of caravan girl shared was breached, Supreme Court rules

Brian O’Donnell gets six-day reprieve on Gorse Hill

Court of Appeal grants solicitor stay on south Dublin mansion pending appeal

All quiet on Gorse Hill as nothing continues to happen – slowly

The huddled media still await a resolution in the O’Donnell’s High Court case

O’Donnell accused of ‘being perched in his tower in the castle’

This was no ordinary trespass order, as the O’Donnell circus occupied Court No 1

O’Donnells went from €1bn portfolio to seeking bankruptcy

Couple set up investment vehicle Vico Capital and became major name in UK commercial property

Court rejects bid by O’Donnells for injunction to halt repossession

Trespass order served against Brian O’Donnell and his wife Mary Patricia in Killiney

Solicitor Brian O’Donnell and wife Mary lose Supreme Court bankruptcy appeal

Claim High Court was wrong in finding their main business interest was Ireland dismissed

Jury foreman in the Mark Nash murder trial excused

Issue arose after juror asked judge for time off to take aptitude test to join the Garda

New national farm organisation to launch in February

Organisers say farmers feel existing farm groups are ‘stale’ and unrepresentative

Praveen Halappanavar hopes case will be heard in spring

Hospital’s clinical chairman says ‘significant progress’ had been made

Move to get ‘benign bankruptcy’ in UK irrelevant, Supreme Court told

Brian and Mary Patricia O’Donnell begin appeal against bankruptcy adjudication

Judge Peter Kelly recuses himself in O’Donnell case

BoI seeks timetable for hearing of its action against Brian O’Donnell, his wife and their adult sons

Denis O’Brien company buys ‘Buy and Sell’

Rival bids submitted in Supreme Court case

Rehab disclosure of salary not enough, says chair of Dáil group

Rehab chairman calls Kerins’s €272,000 package ‘competitive and fair’

Dublin Docklands CEO comes before PAC

Eileen Quinlivan to discuss Dublin Docklands Development Authority accounts for 2012.

Hundreds of jobs at risk after EU fish deal, fishermen warn

Reduction in prawn and haddock quotas ‘will cost economy €15 million’

Man returned for trial on charges of murdering woman and daughter

Jolanta Lubiene (27) and her eight-year-old daughter, Enrika died in Kerry house

Man charged with murder of mother and daughter further remanded in custody

Solicitor complains over garda delay in preparing book of evidence against client

Anniversary vigils as Praveen receives Reilly invitation

Candlelit vigils to mark anniversary of Savita Halappananvar’s death

Charges of murdering mother and daughter to be contested

Aurimas Andruska remanded in custody over deaths of Jolanta Lubiene and daughter

Praveen Halappanavar ‘satisfied’ Hiqa report vindicates his account of events

Solicitor calls on Minister for Health to apologise and to meet with his client

O’Donnell home in Killiney was owned by Isle of Man company for tax planning purposes, court told

Vico Ltd, set up by O’Donnell in 1997, held Gorse Hill as part of a tax-planning scheme

Halappanavar to sue HSE for negligence over Savita death

Solicitor says there are multiple grounds for the claim

Praveen to seek meeting with Minister for Health

Further legal options to be considered

Irish owner of illegal dump in Britain gets three more years in jail for failing to hand over assets

Hunt for assets was ‘biggest and most complex ever undertaken’ in Britain

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