A six-man squad carried out “a resourced, carefully planned, targeted, murderous attack” at the Regency Hotel almost two years ago, a court has been told.

A hotel in Dublin at the centre of a gangland attack that shocked the nation in 2016, is rebranding after a major upgrade.

The Dublin hotel where David Byrne was shot dead last year has received a net insurance payout of €150,000 as a result of the gangland shooting and its impact on the hotel business.

Garda armed units are on high alert after the Hutch gang exacted revenge on the Kinahan cartel by shooting dead a low ranking member.

Up to 20 firearms, including an assault rifle and a submachine gun, have been seized in west Dublin.

A homeless family has launched a High Court challenge to allow it return to emergency accommodation in a hotel they had to leave before Christmas.

Patrick Hutch Jnr, who is accused of the murder of David Byrne at Dublin’s Regency Hotel, has been further charged with possessing three AK47 assault rifles in connection with the fatal shooting.

Patrick Hutch Junior has been charged with the possession of three AK47s at the Regency Hotel in Dublin.

A suspect in a boxing weigh-in murder stayed at the Dublin hotel where the shooting happened the night before, court documents alleged.

A suspect in a boxing weigh-in murder stayed at the Dublin hotel where the shooting happened the night before, court documents have alleged.

The shocking images from the Regency Hotel of gangsters dressed as elite gardaí, brandishing military assault weapons, was a “Veronica Guerin” moment for Ireland, a Garda chief has said.

Regency Hotel shooting victim David Byrne died of multiple gunshot wounds, an inquest into his death heard.

Two men have been arrested by Gardaí investigating the murder of David Byrne in Dublin in February.

The ripples from this latest gun killing have shivered across society. Once more, there is a sense of panic. Where will it all end? Do these thugs have free rein to murder at will, asks Michael Clifford

Patrick Hutch Jnr, who has been charged with the murder of David Byrne at the Regency Hotel, in Dublin, could face a non-jury trial in the Special Criminal Court.

A 24-year-old man has been charged with the murder of David Byrne who was shot dead by gunmen during an attack at a boxing weigh-in at the Regency Hotel in Dublin on February 5.

Cormac O’Keeffe analyses the risk of dissident republicans being dragged into Dublin’s gang warfare

A man closely linked to the attack on the Regency Hotel in which David Byrne, a key member of the Kinahan gang, was murdered, was shot dead last night in the latest murder linked to the Kinahan-Hutch gangland feud.

Gardaí are investigating reports a gunman shot dead an innocent homeless man in a reckless attempt to murder his intended target.

Gardaí say the seizure of a cache of high-powered firearms had “saved lives”, pointing out the weapons would have been “used” repeatedly and also probably ‘rented out’.

The Policing Authority has decided that it may require access to “a certain level of operational detail” on organised crime and related garda intelligence to fulfil its role. The move by the agency follows a letter it received from a deputy garda commissioner regarding the authority’s wish to discuss these issues with the garda commissioner.

Gardaí believe they have made a major breakthrough in the investigation into the Regency Hotel murder of gang boss David Byrne.

Gerry Adams has failed to detail the measures that would be put in place to protect jurors and witnesses if the Special Criminal Court is abolished.

Operating profits at the firm that operates the Regency Hotel in Dublin more than doubled, last year, to €1m.

The firm that operates the Regency Hotel in Dublin plunged into the red in 2013 to record losses of €15.5m.

Gardaí breached the constitutional right to privacy of a man who was secretly recorded offering two undercover officers money to import cocaine to Ireland, a court has heard.

For only the third time in their 12 All-Ireland finals under Brian Cody, Kilkenny were denied a goal yesterday.

A 12% increase in the number of businesses served with enforcement orders for breaching food safety laws was recorded last year.

Stephanie Meehan began 2011 living in Priory Hall and ended it not knowing what the future holds for her and her family

The High Court has ruled Priory Hall developer Tom McFeely has breached an order directing him to fireproof the complex.

The residents of the Priory Hall apartments complex, who were evacuated from their homes and sent to the Regency Hotel in Dublin, are now being moved for a second time.

ONE week ago today, Emma MacBride was trekking in northern Thailand on her dream honeymoon.

CONCERNS have been raised that other apartment blocks built during the boom may not meet the required building and fire safety regulations.

WITH an infant and a 5-year-old to care for, Kathrina Bielecke had not factored in a house move just two months into her maternity leave.

The High Court has ordered building works to be carried out to fix potentially fatal fire risks at Priory Hall apartments in North Dublin.

Angry residents of Priory Hall have confronted developer Tom McFeely outside the High Court regarding the serious fire safety defects at the complex.

A South African schizophrenic drug courier has received a seven-year sentence from Judge Frank O’Donnell who said "a message has to go back that bringing drugs here is a big deal".

More than 800 people were evacuated from two hotels in Dublin following separate fires overnight.