Firm linked to Johnny Ronan company is taking case against subsidiary of Clancourt

The Tipperary files: Marian Tobin cited written testimonial from both Breen in her application for a military pension

Comparing ‘Worst Journeys’ proves the pastime of the weekend at the Waterford festival

Tim Kenny to take up a new senior management position in a private Irish company

Patients who lose weight have lower survival rates yet very few are given nutritional information and support

Northern Cross Business Park unit has 12m internal height and extensive pallet racking

Survey shows major gaps between patients’ needs and service provided

Before yoga was cool, founder Avril Stanley was dreaming of a different kind of festival. This year, the party in the midlands marks its 10th anniversary

In an unmarked grave in Sheffield lies the Blackburn-born midfielder John Reynolds

Launceston Property Finance understood to be owed some €900,000 by Mercroft Taverns

Kevin Stanley to leave homebuilder on March 1st

The best music, theatre, comedy, film and spoken word in the coming year

From Dolores O’Riordan and Myrtle Allen to Stephen Hawking and Aretha Franklin

New book by David McWilliams explores transformation of Irish society since 1979

The 52-year-old concert promoter was innovative, energetic and ambitious , mourners hear

Festival and concert promoter’s funeral to take place on Thursday

The Electric Picnic founder was fiercely private, intensely creative, financially hit-and-miss

Lord Waterford last weekend witnessed close to 15,000 festival-goers descend on his ancestral home

Line-up, stage times, tickets, transport, camping information and more

Two established festivals for the August bank holiday weekend – and a promising newbie

The Curraghmore House festival is largely the result of female creative forces

From It Takes a Village in April, to Electric Picnic in September, via The Rolling Stones

Utility can only supply water for a fraction of the homes in planned Maynooth development

Actavo job cuts; new names on rich list; flooding insurance

For the past 10 years, the Dublin singer has followed his own characteristic path

Chocolatier and former nightclub ‘bitch on the door’ Síona Ryan is this week’s Róisín Meets guest

Occupied Territories Bill targets trade linked to lands such as West Bank or Golan Heights

Pub is run by entrepreneur John Reynolds, nephew of former taoiseach Albert Reynolds

Cure rates improving through early diagnosis and improved and safer treatments

How Music Works: A boatload of scurvy musicians is a big port of call at Electric Picnic

Businessman awarded damages over failure to settle dispute over lease of POD nightclub

UCC academic conference on Israel is about decolonisation, not demonisation

Owners of historic Sligo house recall the dream concerts the singer played in 2010

While you could envisage the site taking another couple of thousand punters, the less-is-more approach probably makes sense in the long run.

Former cattle market has planning permission for 8,116sq m industrial building

John Reynolds is selling the licensed complex at old Harcourt Street Station

Builder has now netted €169m for acquisitions, site development and working capital

Uniphar Cross Atlantic Cycle hopes to raise €100,000 for Cross cancer research at TCD

Some 6% of the loans Cairn agreed to acquire from Ulster Bank have not moved

Directors’ pay of €1.7m revealed in first annual report since flotation