Explainer: Is there a ‘tsunami’ of home repossessions coming?

Personal insolvency advisers say there are debt solutions to keep people in their homes

Limerick man (79) who died was wanted for dissident republican plot

Sean O’Neill, who was buried with guard of honour, had NI arrest warrant out for him

Rape victims can find court worse than attack – report

Rape Crisis Network Ireland group calls for ‘radical’ alternatives to trial-based procedure

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Rules needed to control social media use in courts, says Denham

Guidelines needed for ‘the who, when and what of using social media in courtrooms’

Data holds key to tackling violence against women

Outdated data-collection system prevents understanding scale and depth of problem

Court stops publishing dates for repossession hearings

Move in Limerick comes after demonstration in 2015 led to court abandoning applications

Judgments: Key cases in brief

Judgments: Key cases in brief

15 jurors finally sworn in for Anglo-IL&P fraud trial

Judge says trial set to take 20 weeks and that evidence will be somewhat complicated

‘Blank cheque’ for funding of State inquiries, PAC chair claims

Committee says more should be done to predict and control public spending

Repossession orders rise by more than 500%

Circuit Court grants 586 orders since January, compared to 95 during same period in 2014

Four in five disqualified drivers holding on to licences

Additional measures needed to ensure compliance, says Road Safety Authority