Q&A: Why is there uncertainty over the legality of outdoor drinking?
Government plans for outdoor summer hit a snag amid Garda claims over licensing
New restaurant rules ‘almost totalitarian’, barrister says
Regulations requiring details of food consumed ‘ill-judged’, says Constance Cassidy
Publicans still operating put their livelihoods at risk, warns barrister
Minister said pubs staying open would be shut down under new emergency powers
Alcohol licensing rules ‘updated’ for Center Parcs development
License granted to firm behind Co Longford resort covers 470 acres rather than specific structures
Landlords to be criminalised for breaching rent caps, AG warns
Séamus Woulfe addresses Lawyers Against Homelessness event in Dublin
Sligo council and Lissadell owners agree on aspects of €5m legal bill
Rights of way dispute saw local authority and couple engaged in marathon legal battle
‘Everything is blamed – the mountain, the woods, the walls’ – getting online in rural Ireland
The owner of Lissadell House in Sligo says it is embarrassing watching people walking around the grounds trying desperately to get an internet connection
Miriam Lord’s Week: FF gets the broadband back together
Katherine Zappone says yes to the dress as Mattie McGrath plays the self-blame game
State rejected offer to buy Lissadell House for £500,000
Relative of Constance Markievicz did not want estate turned into a ‘hurdy gurdy’ tourist attraction
Court gives Temple Bar pub green light for €1m extension
Order ensures extended Merchant’s Arch Bar can be granted drinks licence
Open season: Irish tourist attractions come out of hibernation
A plethora of fascinating destinations beyond the beaten track are opening for 2017
Pick-up in pub market as consumer confidence returns
New bars opening in Dublin despite the challenges many publicans have faced
Leonard Cohen’s Yeats pilgrimage: how the singer was drawn to Lissadell
Owners of historic Sligo house recall the dream concerts the singer played in 2010
Leonard Cohen’s favourite venues: ‘The Kremlin and Lissadell’
Visit to Sligo house allowed songwriter to ‘connect with W.B. Yeats’, Lissadell owner recalls
Bad Ass Cafe wins legal battle in alcohol breach case
Temple Bar restaurant faced prosectution by Dublin City Council for breaking planning condition
Miriam Lord: Ban on bar disclosure is elephant in room
Senators maintain collective amnesia over ‘stand-up row’ in the Leinster House pub
Markievicz journal suggests link between 1916 and 1803
Lissadell House document shows Rising leaders studied Robert Emmet’s plans
Markievicz notes confirm Rising leaders studied 1803 rebellion
Papers released by Lissadell House owners reveal jailed Countess at lowest ebb in 1916
Miriam Lord: MacSharry can’t ruin Kenny’s mood
While the Government was away from Kildare Street, the seagulls attempted a coup
Coalition to campaign separately for election 2016
Kenny and Burton say Labour and Fine Gael will go to people on their own manifestos
Further property tax freeze expected in 2017
Noonan pledges ‘no sudden shocks’ as Cabinet meets in Lissadell House
Cabinet to meet in Lissadell House next week
Meeting will mark 150th anniversary of the birth of WB Yeats
Sligo council calls on Government to pay Lissadell bill
Council paid own costs in right-of-way case and was directed to pay 75% of owners’ costs
Minister announces Lissadell’s 1916 Rising and Yeats celebrations
Women involved in 1916 Rising ‘were almost written out of the historical record’
Sligo council withdraws objection to Lissadell boundary fence
Legal wrangle over estate ends with Supreme Court ruling over right of way
Sligo manager says ‘door open’ to Lissadell estate owners
Hayes says council would try to facilitate owners if seeking to host more concerts
Rights and wrongs of the Lissadell case
After the Supreme Court’s awarding of more than €5 million in legal costs against Sligo County Council – already tens of millions in debt – local councillors disagree about who is to blame for the fiasco
Council faces multi-million euro bill after Lissadell court ruling
Full legal costs of bitter row over public rights of way estimated at around €7m
Land buys in boom pushed council debt to €94m
Protracted legal battle over Lissadell rights of way incurred significant costs
Councillor at centre of Lissadell row says he has clear conscience
Council braces itself for a huge legal bill arising out of the court proceedings
Council could face legal €7m bill after Lissadell ruling
Supreme Court backs owners of historic Sligo estate in action against council
Children of Lissadell emerge smiling after belated court victory
Owners not present to witness conclusion of protracted case
Lissadell owners urged to reopen estate to public
Majority of callers to local radio station yesterday expressed anger with council, saying the people of Sligo would have to foot the bill
Court rules in favour of Lissadell owners in right of way case
Supreme Court says public should only be able to access part of coastal route in estate
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