Former Senator and TD had intended campaigning for repeal of Eight Amendment

All-Ireland League: Buccaneers relegation confirmed after Garryowen loss

Trader, who is serving a 5.5 year prison sentence for rigging Libor, must pay back nearly £300,000 in profits and legal costs that were considered proceeds from the crime

Tony Rowe and Rob Baxter have overseen the impressive progress of a model modern club

Fine Gael minister described as politician who delivered for his Waterford constituents

Peter Mullen to head unit that funds management buyouts and other leveraged deals

A protest march against the destruction caused by out-of-control gorse fires is being organised in Kenmare, Co Kerry

Irish golfer prepares for US Masters with backing that will last until end of 2019

The 65-year-old was helping friend with 70ft tree but suffered severe crush injury

Tipperary TD says nothing has been approved for Clonmel facility

Judge says men had abused their position of trust

High-profile 11-week trial found traders conspired to rig global benchmark interest rates

Former ministers Paudie Coffey and Jimmy Deenihan also thought to be named

Enda Kenny can select 11 candidates for Upper House and will choose some ex-FG TDs

Former presidents and taoisigh join Kenny, Higgins and host of dignitaries for ceremony

In a constituency where Fine Gael suffered, many are resigned to a coalition future

Gerard Leo entitled to damages over injuries from fall while moving pallet, High Court rules

Minister for Transport fighting to retain seat in Dublin Central, which is now three-seater

Darrell Read not guilty of helping convicted trader Tom Hayes to rig Libor

Taoiseach to meet State agencies to discuss protection of 66 towns along river

TD says Sipo has ‘no teeth’ and calls for anti-corruption agency with genuine powers

Current official figures show that agriculture emissions make up 45 per cent of emissions

Case seen as landmark in US, following earlier Libor conviction in London

The case of Kweku Adoboli, convicted for losing $2.3bn, captivated the City of London

Martin Callinan disadvantaged during crisis due to “internal communication failures”

Ex-BoI official tells inquiry ‘less onerous’ solutions could have been looked at

Ryanair’s record, ‘son of Concorde’, the ‘Machiavelli of Libor’ and new uses for old phone boxes

Ex-UBS employee, who said he was motivated by greed, given sentence of 14 years

Tom Hayes insists in court that his managers were fully aware of what he was doing

The hurler, who won six All-Ireland titles, was remembered as ‘the special one’

‘Unprecedented’ interest sees figures more than double

Benchmark rate has systemic effects, expert tell trial of trader accused of fraud

Ex-ICMSA president among general election candidates chosen in several constituencies

Mansergh among five members running for Fianna Fáil candidacy in Tipperary constituency

Tom Hayes has pleaded not guilty in trial that starts on Tuesday

Ulster favourites turn to the bench to help them pass tough examination from rivals

Entrepreneurship has become a byword for post-collapse recovery in the jobs market

Security is tight as Li Keqiang visits dairy farm and attends Irish music performance

Vegetable patch for asylum seekers among 200 projects to be aided by garden scheme

Almost 2,000 farmers are registered organic, well below EU average