Company made submission to council suggesting it was acting ‘on behalf of’ club

State-owned grid manager stops enticing access-seekers amid power supply fears

‘Bad bank’ urges local authority to abandon moves to delay developing Dunsink lands

Law firm’s dual role with deal’s parties came despite ‘instinctive’ reservations

Solicitor firm acted on both sides of Siteserv deal despite ‘instinctive’ reservations

Order and Michael Bailey want to progress housing developments on adjoining lands

Draft report finds businessman did not act inappropriately in respect of €1.7m debt

Draft final report on Siteserv affair says IBRC executives worked ‘honestly and diligently’

Denis O’Brien’s offer won out despite the prospect of a higher price from a rival bidder

Key witnesses given two months to respond to commission of inquiry’s conclusions

High Court judge criticises ‘below the surface’ process and large bonus payouts

Minister for Housing published terms of reference for barrister investigating the work of Paul Hyde

An Bord Pleanála deputy chairman held key role at time of housing demand and shortage

Paul Hyde temporarily vacates role as unease grows around undeclared conflict of interest

Paul Hyde disclosure follows claims of impropriety over house co-owned by brother

Paul Hyde at centre of storm with potentially big implications for quasi-judicial body

Audit of hundreds of decisions follows allegations of impropriety in declarations

Officials expressed anxiety at ‘significant costs’ of proposal championed by Coveney

Religious Sisters of Charity transfers ownership of Elm Park land to trust

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Businessman named one of seven people who engaged in ‘active concealment’

Bill would allow criminal sanctions for breaches of new social media safety rules

A radical plan by architects, engineers and designers future proofs Galway as a liveable city by 2070

Government sets aside extra €3bn to cover cost of sheltering refugees from Ukraine

Planning regulators say it is an ‘unnecessary restriction on sustainable development’

European sanctions spur talks on separating Aughinish from Rusal

Mr Justice Brian Cregan investigating sale of building services group to Denis O’Brien

Report for Transport Infrastructure Ireland finds ‘significant financial pressures’ on contractors

Pressure on Limerick-based firm mounts as punitive measures loom against key shareholder

Russia’s war will blunt climate efforts as priority will be to ensure adequate supplies

Concern energy situation could spiral beyond control if war in Ukraine not settled

Several witnesses said to have questioned preliminary findings in formal submissions

US backers of proposed Shannon Estuary project try to rally support ahead of planning ruling

Assembly topics will focus on an elected mayor for Dublin and biodiversity loss

Concerns sanctions against Russian owners could jeopardise Limerick operations

Muckross Park House site is next to and shares entrance with Muckross Park College

Move may ultimately require intervention by Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien

Slaughter in Ukraine sent me back to poems Pinter wrote about US-led invasion of Iraq

Government would have to surrender power to this elected official, but will this happen?

And what can be done if the office-holder is making a mess of the post?

AIB takes action to sever ties with lender to Kremlin-linked oil giant Rosneft

Law firm’s roster included some groups targeted by international sanctions

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Varadkar said the government will ‘fully support’ sanctions against Russia

Senior figures say all procedures allowed under law to be provided at maternity hospital

Dispute erupted after body admitted using ‘false quotations’ in 2020 claim for State grant

Move on Dublin 4 track site potentially threatens future of sport in the capital

Wide-ranging privacy case has already led to threats from social media giant

Order controversially closed St Mary’s and Caritas care centres in 2020

Statement says the proposed zoning change would unfairly restrict options

Calls for proposed curbs on build-to-rent apartments schemes to be scrapped

Terenure College says land holdings ‘far in excess’ of secondary school’s needs

Licensed Vintners Association attempts to rezone part of its Ballsbridge site for fourth time

Amid property boom and shrinking congregation, zoning change may be a long-term play

Properties listed in 130-page submission from Catholic Archdiocese include 33 churches

Resignations come as cycling body submits letter on board turmoil to Sport Ireland

Cycling organisation promises to provide letter to State supervisor this week

More than 200 hectares of port land could be better used for housing and offices, firms say

President Liam Collins had issued a public statement calling for board resignations

Employers brace for pay claims as Ictu says it will advise members to seek 5.5% raise

Permit for new hospital to include measures requiring provision of all medical procedures

‘False quotations’ to claim grant raises sharp questions on body’s governance, says TD

Claim for €52,100 grant set in train events that led to an unsparing audit

Move led Department of Sport to suspend body’s access to capital funding for 12 months

Land Development Agency preparing list of public lands suitable for housing

Insurance campaigners claim mediation would prolong disputes and increase costs

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Garda stats suggest crime rates returned to pre-pandemic levels in second six months

Efforts at legal clarity around changed world of work appear to favour employers

Calls for county council to scrap requirements for three-plus bedroom units

State rollout of high-speed internet could reverse generations of rural depopulation

Government facing battle with own TDs to keep restrictions for another fortnight

Ex-ministers variously see it as professional and honest, sluggish and conservative

Women held almost 60% of top roles in public sector in 2020

Move to units with more storage and parking criticised on grounds of ‘limited demand’

Stipulation for three-bed units and services, and possible build-to-rent curbs trigger ire

Move will allow people living in higher value houses and more older people to take part

New requirements part of sweeping overhaul of rules for judicial appointments

Irish art dealers have been put on notice they must take measures to ensure their business is not being used by criminals

Department of Justice is acting under new laws to intensify regulatory inspections of art traders and intermediaries

Institution’s first function was to fix rents that were binding on landlord and tenant

Tentative steps being taken to open up Land Commission’s vast files to public

Increasing quantity of EU documents being translated into Irish. But who will read them?

Case stems from a FoI request from journalist Ken Foxe for a 100-page client survey

Party says it is making arrangements to refund subscribers who already bought tickets

At the Backweston lab near Celbridge, testing has reached a new peak as Omicron arrives

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Developers seek talks with An Bord Pleanála on dozens of large projects

New system to encourage ‘microgeneration’ to be phased in under regulator plan

Pfizer indicates it can produce a vaccine against the variant in about 100 days

Foreign Affairs says commercial flights from South Africa and neighbouring countries ‘remain open but busy’

Move aims to boost supply of affordable and social houses sold at discount to first-timers

Terms will compel operators to provide their own emergency power

Regulator to impose conditions on grid connection for big technology companies

New spending review says airport traffic levels unlikely to recover until 2025

Social Democrats co-leader to table Bill on the matter after European ruling

Setback for Róisín Shortall and others seeking to remove reference from the Constitution

CityWide group calls for Taoiseach to intervene as it notes cocaine use has risen by 10,000%