Grieving daughter Nadia pays tribute to mother and friend ‘inspired by generosity’

Cases are latest against the HSE alleging lengthy delays in having needs assessed

CEO caught singing ‘We’re In The Money’ on camera after Asda merger criticised over €3.9m pay packet while removing employee benefits

Former Supreme Court judge stood for a pluralist and tolerant Ireland, son tells mass

How to cope with digital files and emails will be next big test

PAC argues it had jurisdiction to conduct hearings concerning public payments to Rehab

Former Rehab chief claims PAC had no power to question her on payments

Supermarket targets Argos to create UK’s largest general merchandise business

Former Irish Times news editor applied his ‘great intellect in the pursuit of justice’

State Papers: Hardiman said action was based on accusations of him acting ‘maliciously’

State Papers 1985: Member of Margaret Thatcher’s cabinet warned of eavesdropping

Ex-High Court judge Barry White needs to work as barrister ‘due to economic necessity’

Judge told of large amount of work involved in obtaining documents for Angela Kerins

There was extensive and sophisticated patronage of the arts in Ireland in the 1700s, but much of the work emigrated. A new show in Chicago celebrates the Irish as artists, collectors and patrons

The ‘Robinson era’ is recalled as being both profound and epoch-changing

Move to recover payment worth €299,000

‘No real prospect’ of arguing homosexuality ban was necessary for protection of morals

Counsel for Kerins says former Rehab chief had been ‘overwhelmed’ by Dáil spending watchdog and had to be hospitalised

This week’s issues relate to an Airbnb refund, and non-acceptance of debit cards at toll plazas

Top miler’s world was shattered when he was told to give up running because of severe osteoarthritis in his hip, but like all athletes he dug deep

She was ‘my Mom, my first love, my hero, my best friend’, says son Conor

High Court told decision to appeal against rejection of challenge would raise State’s costs

Government to be urged to extend vote to all citizens

Bank of Ireland’s good run continues with stock finishing 0.7% ahead at 30 cent

Enda Kenny almost comes a cropper under the gaze of lurking assassin Katherine Zappone

John Rogers says proposal would solidify partition

Mephisto, Stone’s Throw and Fregoli among groups performing at not-for-profit event

There is more than one problem at the heart of this diverting piece

Dublin Fringe Festival has kicked off, and you’ve only got a few weeks to catch more than 100 productions. Here’s what we recommend – and who you should bring along – whatever kind of show you’re after

The passions of Justice Kevin Feeney’s life “were family, friendship, work and sport”

The visual art of Bob and Roberta Smith – aka Patrick Brill – is political, humorous and all about empowering the spectator

Good Irish food is centre stage in the brasserie but not all of it is seasonal