Mapping the history of that most Irish of newspaper genres – the Sunday paper

The falsehoods, euphemisms and face-saving ruses that helped make us what we are

Multiple claims made on basis of evidence tribunal has shown to be questionable

RTÉ crime correspondent tells Charleton Tribunal he has duty to report ‘it as it is’

When Ray Houghton scored, decorum was discarded as we Euro 88 reporters celebrated wildly

Advertisement placed by solicitor whose 1995 ad led to planning tribunals

It is not just the Department of Justice that is ‘dysfunctional’. It is Irish democracy

Paradise Papers highlight relationship between AIB and Appleby law firm

Irish politicians have turned ‘pulling a fast one’ into an art form

It’s hard to balance individual rights with need to shine light on issues of public concern

Joseph Murphy jnr issues statement after tribunal said findings against him were ‘unlawful’

Businessman said James Gogarty’s evidence to planning tribunal was ‘assumed to be true’

Many of those originally named in report used legal route to have their names deleted

Planning tribunal expected to cost State about €160 million before it concludes

Joseph Murphy junior took action on behalf of himself and his late father over Flood report

They cost a fortune, last for ages, become complicated and lawyers make a fortune

He first stood for FF at the age of 25 in 1977

Murphy claims damages after material related to credibility of Gogarty was withheld

Adverse findings against 11 witness dropped as inquiry publishes revised reports

Tribunal paid €8m in legal fees in last two years, bringing 10-year figure above €20m

Labour’s Brendan Ryan, Fine Gael’s Alan Farrell, and Sinn Féin’s Louise O’Reilly are elected

Senior council official showed ill-disguised contempt for Dublin’s architectural heritage

Denis O’Brien among the pallbearers at service for former Fianna Fáil strategist

Part of the reason Mara was effective was his character traits made him well suited to role

Actions secured important safety improvements to the project and helped create a much needed national debate about the management of our natural resources

Nothing concentrates the minds of politicians like the fear of a further election. Next year will be no different.

However, Howlin says it is unconstitutional to penalise certain public service recipients

Brian Cowen on €134,000, Charlie McCreevy on €108,000, Ivor Callely on €62,000

Planning tribunal refuses to say if corruption findings against ex-FF minister to be dropped

James Stafford: March 14th, 1945 – August 12th, 2015

‘This country needs a dramatic culture shift towards real transparency’

Independent TD did not abuse privilege when commenting about Dennis O’Brien

Journalist’s sacking in May 1995 led to a lock-in; the newspapers never returned

Material relating to the €158m planning investigation shelved as inquiry finally dissolves

Analysis: Sources say many TDs have been arrested in the past for varying offences

The Flood tribunal – aka the Mahon tribunal – has been forced to withdraw some of its corruption findings. What happens now?

No findings in tribunal’s final report, which deals with Bertie Ahern, withdrawn

Judge in planning inquiry outlines details of coruption findings against Burke

A tribunal with a massive budget and widespread public support has ended up falling flat on its face

New report retains financial history of former planning official