Motorists urged to slow down on bank holiday weekend
Gardaí to mount more than 1,300 speed checkpoints as part of enforcement plan
Garda Commissioner decision to be quashed by High Court
Judge finds ‘number of procedural flaws’ in Drew Harris’s dealing of case of probationer garda
From WW1 to the wars within ourselves - St Patrick’s Cathedral remembers
Tree of remembrance has attracted 220,000 people to share their grief since 2014
Organising the papal Mass: 4,000 communion servers, 1,000 medics
Agencies co-ordinate to facilitate largest outdoor event in Europe this year
People warned to use public transport during Pope’s visit
Tens of thousands expected at Phoenix Park next month to hear Pontiff say Mass
Dublin hold on to defeat Wexford in the Leinster Minor Championship
Comfortable wins for Clare and Waterford in Munster
Kilkenny and Wexford prevail in minor hurling championship openers
Offaly trounce Meath while Westmeath prove too strong for Carlow
Hundreds turn out to remember those who died while serving the State
Crew of Rescue 116 and 86 Irish soldiers among those remembered at Merrion Square
Court dismisses ‘Slab’ Murphy’s appeal against tax conviction
Lawyers for prominent republican tell court he had ‘nothing to do with cattle farming’
Thomas ‘Slab’ Murphy ‘had nothing to do with cattle farming’
Appeal hearing told that prominent republican’s brother Patrick ran the family farm
Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks: Irish road to modernity has no straight lines
The collective works in our series show how molten and defiant Irish artworks can be
Pat Hickey phonecall sparked walkout by OCI members
Committee members object to ex-chief being ‘live’ on the phone from Rio during a meeting
OCI appoints legal firm in Brazil to ‘represent its interests’
Olympic Council of Ireland also hires accountancy firm to review Rio ticketing arrangements
Who’s who on the Olympic Council of Ireland executive committee
Members include FAI chief executive John Delaney, seen as heir apparent to Pat Hickey
The builder’s verdict on a renovation opportunity in Rathgar
This house in Dublin 6 is in need of ‘total refurbishment’. We ask a builder what that would involve, what sort of extension could be added and how much it would all cost
Northern parties welcome ‘Slab’ Murphy sentence
Republican’s tax evasion conviction shows ‘no-one beyond the law’, says UUP spokesman
Adams will not take ministerial salary if elected to government
Sinn Féin leader says he believes in ‘leading by example’ and will take ‘average wage’
SF reaction to ‘Slab’ Murphy trial part of ‘persecution complex’
Alex White says non-jury Special Criminal Court not ideal but DPP made independent decision
Identity of person in paper trail crucial issue in ‘Slab’ Murphy trial
Lawyers for the prominent republican spoke throughout of ‘a forger afoot in the case’
‘Slab’ Murphy trial told papers from shed near Border analysed
Prominent republican being prosecuted on foot of investigation by the Cab
Seized ledger a record of Slab Murphy’s outgoings, trial hears
Lawyer for republican says CAB forensic accountant misrepresented ‘loan book’
‘Slab’ Murphy trial told man of same name rented land for cash
Farmer told CAB a man named Thomas Murphy paid in cash and third-party cheques
Cyclist convicted of careless driving after rear-ending parked car
Some cyclists seem to think ‘they are exempt from road traffic laws’, says judge in Ennis
No evidence alcohol supplied to gardaí policing Corrib - GSOC
Shell welcomes report but firm which said it delivered drink not satisfied by outcome
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