Jury in Bray Boxing Club murder trial asked if they can sit until October
Judge apologises for ‘very bad underestimation’ of how long trial would last
Ex-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn talks of daring escape from Japan
Fugitive banker tells BBC how he fled Japan hidden in a box on a private jet
Van allegedly used in Bray Boxing club attack found close to accused’s family home, court told
Gerard Cervi has pleaded not guilty to murdering Bobby Messett and attempted murder of Peter Taylor and Ian Britton
Father and son plead guilty to helping Carlos Ghosn flee Japan
Former Nissan chairman fled country in a box on a private jet while on bail
Two US men charged with aiding Ghosn’s escape arrive in Japan
Former Nissan chairman fled to escape charges of financial wrongdoing
Police chiefs in North said there was no law ‘against telling lies’
John Stalker affair and shoot-to-kill policy cover-up were major topics of conversation
Katie Taylor: ‘Stepping away from my dad was difficult’
The boxing champion on fame, and keeping her mind ‘intact’
Two held as gardaí prepare to charge suspect for Bray boxing club gun attack
Wounded boxing coach Pete Taylor believed to be gunman’s target when Bobby Messett was killed
Katie Taylor ‘appalled’ over coverage of father’s shooting
‘You didn’t deserve this heartache; I’m so sorry for your loss’, she told family of Bobby Messett who was shot dead
Michael Walker: Clubs and managers at the mercy of random events
Pardew will wonder if Barcelona taxi ride ends with West Brom in the Championship
Gianluigi Buffon was the master sculptor of modern goalkeeping
Legendary Italian who has retired from international football embodied so much
Jupp Heynckes joins football's growing grey brigade
Recent appointments of 70-somethings Heynckes and Hodgson signify a shift in attitudes
Editor who published Julia Child and Anne Frank’s diary
Obituary: Judith Jones, editor, born March 10th, 1924; died August 2nd, 2017
4th of July: Eileen Battersby’s best short stories for Independence Day
From Cheever to Ron Rash, Carver to Eudora Welty, O’Connor to Richard Ford, some of the finest American writing is to be found in the short form
Brendan Duddy: From chip-shop owner to secret peacemaker
Duddy was the first outsider ever to meet the IRA’s Army Council
Businessman who doubled as ‘secret peacemaker’ between IRA and British
Obituary: Brendan Duddy – Born June 10th, 1936 – Died May 12th, 2017
Former IRA-British government ‘go-between’ Brendan Duddy dies
Tributes paid to Derry businessman (82) who was secret link for Thatcher and republicans
Lukas Podolski’s farewell stunner downs England
German striker has retired from international football after friendly win in Dortmund
Tyre retailers critical of new recycling levy
Tyre industry group says new scheme will cost Irish motorists up to €10m per annum
Fintan O’Toole: Obscene salaries encourage contempt for the simple dignity of a job well done
The idea that talented people need to be incentivised to work to the best of their abilities by obscene salaries and bonuses is toxic at many levels.
Baku Games: Katie Taylor set for a particularly treacherous competition
Hopes are high for the 12-strong Irish boxing team, but it won’t be a pushover
High-achiever Joe Schmidt records another first
Kiwi becomes the only foreign rugby coach to claim Irish Sports Manager of the Year award
New BBC documentary asks ‘Who Won the War in North?’
Journalist Peter Taylor got some surprising answers to his simple query
BBC Northern Ireland has ‘sense of velocity’, says Steve Carson
The ex-RTÉ executive has rejoined the BBC at a time when production is being decentralised to the North
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