Earnings fall 17% at cement maker Mannok
Company, formerly known as Quinn Industrial Holdings, blames sharp rise in costs
Graham Dwyer ruling: does it make his conviction unsafe?
ECJ ruling will boost his appeal against conviction, but he has obstacles to overcome
Graham Dwyer court victory has potential consequences for crime across Europe
Few expect Dwyer to benefit personally from ECJ’s mobile phone metadata ruling
Court directs Harte’s conviction challenge be heard on notice to DPP
Alan Harte is challenging the constitutionality of his conviction for Kevin Lunney attack
Big data at the forefront of modern Garda Síochána investigations
Aim is to ‘saturate’ divisions and specialist units with skills to use data against criminals
Who is Alan Harte, and why did he receive the most severe sentence in Kevin Lunney trial?
Harte’s background affected by alcoholism and criminality of his father, defence claimed
Alan Harte named as ‘ringleader’ sentenced for false imprisonment of Kevin Lunney
Judge dismissed an application to further extend anonymity of man described as ‘YZ’
The Irish Times view on the Kevin Lunney case: the investigation must continue
The sentences should reinforce the call to action: that if people have information that might help the investigation they have a duty to share it
DPP set to consider new charges over Lunney-QIH campaign of violence
Garda Commissioner says significant investigation continues into ‘wider conspiracy’
Three men guilty, one acquitted, of abducting and causing serious harm to Kevin Lunney
Mr Lunney thanks ‘community, countless friends and strangers’ for prayers and well wishes
Alleged abduction van was left unlocked on Dublin street, court hears
Two members of the National Surveillance Unit give evidence in Kevin Lunney case
Defective walkie-talkie batteries caused fire that destroyed suspect van, Lunney case told
Prosecution alleges someone who had been in contact with Kevin Lunney transferred the blood to the van
Court in Lunney case hears evidence of contacts between phones
Evidence allegedly shows contacts between some of the accused and alleged organiser
Kevin Lunney case hears human blood found in horse box on accused’s land
Lawyers for the four accused challenge admissibility of evidence relating to yard and trailers
No safeguards for citizens as gardaí given access to CCTV without oversight, Lunney trial told
Defence counsel says it is ‘the wild west’ with gardaí arriving on premises and being told ‘be my guest’ when it comes to CCTV
Lawyers for defendants in Kevin Lunney case challenge CCTV evidence
Witnesses made CCTV available to gardaí from their business premises, court hears
Man accused in Lunney trial disputes link to phone number allegedly used during attack
Prosecution claims it has linked number to man through pizza order, holiday booking
Judge in Lunney trial questions lack of clarity from EU court on how police can access mobile phone data
Court will deliver decision on admissibility of mobile phone evidence next week
Lunney trial hears call for Government to legislate on access to mobile phone data
Gardaí investigating Kevin Lunney’s abduction used search warrants to access data
Defence lawyers oppose mobile phone evidence in Kevin Lunney trial
Special Criminal Court has spent two days hearing how gardaí compiled data on accused
Challenge to admissibility of mobile phone evidence in Lunney case
Detective says she was aware method of securing data had changed
Mannok earnings grow to €31m as €66m investment ‘pays off’
Company formerly known as QIH has spent €66 million on businesses in past six years
Sean Quinn undertakes not to go on to former company’s land
Court told of alleged trespassing at Doon Quarry site in Co Fermanagh
Cab seize evidence in investigation into gang harassing Quinn executives
The Bureau is targeting assets of a border region organised crime group
Lawyer seeks to delay Kevin Lunney case over mobile phone law ‘uncertainty’
Counsel for one of the men accused of falsely imprisoning QIH director says case not ready to proceed
‘It will take a bit of getting used to, not to see the Quinn symbol’
Rebranding of Quinn empire ‘inevitable’, says locals as name had become ‘toxic’
Sean Quinn stunned at rebranding of Quinn Industrial Holdings
Veteran businessman questions right of former executives to rename firm he founded
QIH’s earnings hit €26.6m in 2019 as company changes name to Mannok
Quinn Industrial Holdings said new name reflected change in the business over the past five years
Former Quinn Insurance director Kevin Lunney settles with Central Bank
Settlement follows five-year inquiry involving Lunney and Liam McCaffrey
Former Quinn Insurance director Liam McCaffrey settles with Central Bank
McCaffrey investigated for transactions that allegedly undermined business
Gardaí release man held over Kevin Lunney abduction
Three others arrested in North in connection with case released on Friday
Attempt made to set fire to vehicles outside home of QIH director’s relative
Attack marks ‘resumption of business as usual’ in campaign against Border business
Solicitor of charged men criticises delay in Lunney kidnap case
Court told men entitled to presumption of innocence and State cannot keep remanding in custody
‘Extensive investigation’ taking place into Lunney attack – State solicitor
Four in Castlerea court charged with assault, false imprisonment of businessman in 2019
Larry Goodman pays €15m to acquire full control of Galway Clinic
Seen & Heard: Central Bank of Ireland quietly drops inquiry into former Irish Nationwide boss Michael Fingleton
Quinn directors confident in Garda response to criminality against company
Resumption of some ‘low level’ activity in the Cavan-Fermanagh Border area reported
Legal moves to seize cars from Seán Quinn risks being viewed locally as petty
QIH makes written request for the return of two company vehicles from former owner
Four men charged over abduction of Kevin Lunney
Four males, aged between 25 and 66 remanded in custody after hearing in Cavan
Four Lunney attack suspects remain in Garda custody
The men, aged 22 to 66 years, are being detained in Monaghan and Dublin
Taoiseach backs ‘courageous’ priest after Quinn complaint to Vatican
Fr Oliver O’Reilly offered ‘moral leadership’ after Lunney attack, says Varadkar
Clerics defend Fr Oliver O’Reilly after Quinn complains to Vatican
Priestly brotherhood backs Fr O’Reilly in sermon row after assault on Kevin Lunney
Three questioned by Garda over Lunney abduction released
Two men, in their 20s and 40s, and a woman in her 50s released without charge
Judge grants injunction against Ballinamore protesters
Court hears fire started beside 25-apartment complex for asylum seekers in Co Leitrim
Gardaí close to arresting one of the main suspects in Kevin Lunney case
The man is to be targeted after three of his associates were detained for questioning
Local gangs being squeezed by armed Garda unit, says top officer
Support of crack squad helps quell feuding Traveller groups in restive Longford Town
Two men and a woman arrested over Kevin Lunney kidnap and torture
Lunney attacked on way from work in Quinn Industrial Holdings
Garda body urges action over Michael D’Arcy’s ‘offensive’ comments
GRA contacts Taoiseach over ‘baseless claims’ local gardaí ‘let down’ QIH executives
Brother of Dublin Jimmy wanted Garda to share intelligence with him
Francis McGuinness took High Court case seeking detail of why his yard was searched
Gardaí were ‘victims of intimidation’ in Cavan-Fermanagh area
Cyril McGuinness suspected of arson attacks on car and tractor owned by Garda members
Campaign of terror: 70 acts of vandalism and violence on Quinn Group firms
Timeline of events: Attacks on former Quinn Group businesses and managers began in 2011
Resolve needed to find ‘paymaster’ behind QIH intimidation, says director
Garda representative bodies criticise Minister over policing comments
Garda sergeants critical of Minister’s ‘attack’ on gardaí over QIH violence
D’Arcy asked to clarify ‘claim’ that local police did not move fast enough to tackle violence
Varadkar meets QIH executives and insists safety paramount
Michael D’Arcy claims blame for slow response to threats lies with officers ‘on the ground’
QIH chairman warns firm could close if intimidation continues
Adrian Barden pleased action being taken but wants paymaster brought to justice
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