Northside People and Southside People close down with loss of 17 jobs
Publisher North Dublin Publications Ltd has announced it is shutting down operations
Future use of GPO in doubt as staff face possible ‘permanent’ relocation
‘Initial estimate to refurbish the GPO is prohibitively expensive,’ An Post says
Transporting the grit of real-life legal drama into fiction
‘In the Court’s Hands’ is the story of a stenographer who witnesses something unsettling just before a juror is found dead, and a “race against time to find the truth”
Council for dealing with judicial misconduct is long sought
Proposed body could investigate and rebuke, but publication of decisions to be forbidden
Reprimanded judges should be named, Opposition argues
Parties object to secrecy elements in proposed legislation on a judicial council
Gate Theatre needs to take risks – and so does its audience
Culture Shock: A report finds the Gate’s audience has it in a chokehold – but rather than pander to its audience’s supposed tastes, it needs to cultivate an appetite for adventure
Rules for court-appointed guardians approved
Reforms of guardianship process aim to give children further protection and greater say
OPW considered suing nuns after fire damage to office
State Papers 1986: Six nuns died in the blaze at Loreto Convent on St Stephen’s Green
The year that was: 1986 at home and abroad
Hurricane Charlie, Knock airport, Chernobyl and Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’
Abnormality detected months before cancer diagnosis, hearing told
Dr Mukhtar El Siddig Awadalla faces allegations of poor professional performance
More than 2,000 people become Irish citizens
Hundreds take the oath of fidelity to the State during two ceremonies in Convention Centre
Former AG Michael McDowell backs call for judicial council
Suggestion of register of interests for judges dropped from Seanad motion
EPA unable to find cause of contaminated water in Mayo
Boil water notice continues to be in operation for 46,500 people whose supply is affected
DPP has publication ban extended in Dublin child care case
As long as potential for charges is realistic, restriction will continue, says judge
Changing culture within Garda ‘imperative’, says O’Sullivan
Garda chief faces Policing Authority watchdog at public meeting on O’Higgins findings
Driver’s car seen ‘bouncing’ on road at Christmas, court hears
Man fined €600 and disqualifed for two years at Gorey District Court
Court told man (84) was having affairs as wife seeks protection order
Woman said she suffered mental torture and abuse for years and her husband undermined her
Court must assume jury abided by directions, Anglo appeal told
State counsel reject arguments of unfair trial for former Anglo Irish Bank executives
State Papers: O’Higgins had concerns ahead of European job
Chief justice worried about pension before European Court of Justice appointment
President gives ‘neither a yes nor a no’ to another term
In San Francisco speech, Higgins praises community’s response to Berkeley families
Thornton Hall site worth €48m less than stated
Decision to purchase 150 acre based on ‘inadequate’ cost analysis, C&AG report finds
Former Anglo official denies knowledge of conflict of interest
Three charged with conspiring to hide accounts with links to Seán FitzPatrick
O’Brien row: Review to see if IBRC rates ‘reasonable’
Scrutiny of IBRC transactions entitled to examine rates charged to large borrowers
Oireachtas sources believe Catherine Murphy did not break Dáil rules
Independent TD did not abuse privilege when commenting about Dennis O’Brien
Judge allows children in care to take holiday abroad
Parents tell court they fear influence of ‘filthy rich’ foster carers over young children
‘Unnecessary’ for staff to examine texts of teen in care
Judge says that teenage girl in residential care unit entitled to ‘a degree of privacy’
Opposition to Reagan’s visit made little impact in White House
Protests over Central America and nuclear weapons dubbed part of ‘democratic process’
Civil servant wrote to colleague about ‘lovely little lawyer bird’
Letter written from hotel in The Hague also contained adaptation of Yeats’s poetry
Banking inquiry committee will ‘leave club jerseys at the door’
Labour’s Ciarán Lynch says group will work on behalf of the Irish people
Aunt says mother has problem with ‘boy children’
Child’s parents have signed terms of consent to approve aunt as guardian
Three Irish Times journalists win Justice Media Awards
Series “Inside Ireland’s Supreme Court” wins daily newspapers category
Criminal legal aid scheme will not transfer to Legal Aid Board this year
Transfer of scheme, which provides free legal aid to defendants who cannot afford it, has been promised since 2011
Former Anglo Irish directors face up to five years in jail
William McAteer and Pat Whelan provided unlawful loans to ‘Maple 10’
Why some charges against Sean FitzPatrick and Pat Whelan were dropped
Anglo Irish Bank trial saw changes late in trial of charges faced by two men
Quinns were ‘doing what they were told’ with Anglo holding, court hears
Shares held in Cyprus to maximise tax efficiency, former Quinn financial director says
Couple travelling for termination due to fatal foetal abnormality feel ‘abandoned’
‘You don’t have the right to bring your child home to grieve properly’
Surgeon failed to inform of action against him in UK
Allegation of professional misconduct faced at fitness-to-practise inquiry
Gun victim fighting for life after being shot in head and upper body in gangland attack
Victim had been blamed by criminal elements for shooting two weeks ago
University lecturers vote to fight any pay cuts
Government risks “destroying the fabric of industrial relations”, AGM in Dublin was told
‘Restrictive regime’ on abortion will be agreed by Government, Rabbitte says
Minister says Protection of Maternal Life Bill will be a “workable solution”
We must stop blaming ‘systems’ for shameful human failures
Opinion: In Ireland, scandals and disasters are never anybody’s fault
Company seeks injunction against 13 women for working with Body Shop
Women claim they were unaware of a non-compete clause in contracts
Fitness-to-practise case halted after Kildare GP agrees to professional assessment
“Public interest and safety” best served by undertaking, lawyer for Medical Council says
Childcare cases taken by HSE increased by 20 per cent last year, data shows
More than €23.5 million in legal costs incurred
Ikea should get ‘red carpet treatment’, hearing on Cherrywood zone told
Furniture giant ‘incredulous’ planning study still unfinished after three years of talks with Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
Government urged by European body to ‘expedite’ abortion legislation
European Court of Human Rights committee talks of ‘chilling factor’ of current legal situation on women and doctors
Six doctors elected to Medical Council
Minister has invited expressions of interest from non-medics to fill five other posts
Psychiatric services not available to treat 16-year-old boy, judge says
HSE obtains order to transfer boy to England for psychiatric care
Former head of Medical Council faces fitness to practise inquiry
Inquiry told doctor wrote to dead husband about follow-up appointment
Dublin gynaecologist faces professional misconduct allegations
Medical Council hears accusations by two women against Dr Patrick Gerard Rafferty
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