Post Publications Limited, publishers of the Sunday Business Post, are seeking to appeal a decision of the Employment Appeals Tribunal that former treasurer Kieran Moloney was an employee of theirs.

A printing company suing over the loss of a valuable contract to publish newspapers in the former TCH media group will have to put up security for costs — which could be as much as €3m — if its action is to go ahead, a judge has decided.

Corporate finance firm Key Capital and former Irish Daily Star managing editor Paul Cooke have agreed a deal to buy the Sunday Business Post.

Staff at the Sunday Business Post will be updated on its progress in securing new investment by the examiner appointed to it this afternoon.

A judge has been asked to order a printing company to provide €3m security for the legal costs of its action over the loss of a valuable multi-year agreement to publish several newspapers.

More than 550 jobs are at stake in a bitter legal dispute over alleged trespass at the Cork offices from which the Irish Examiner and Evening Echo newspapers are now operating following restructuring of the Thomas Crosbie Holdings media group.

Cork-based printing company Webprint is to make 26 of its staff redundant.

A High Court judge yesterday held that the former CEO of a provincial newspaper who lost his job last year is entitled to damages for the loss which he has incurred as a consequence of his wrongful dismissal.

An interim examiner has been appointed to The Sunday Business Post newspaper by the High Court.

The Sunday Business Post newspaper has filed for the appointment of an interim examiner in the High Court.

The Irish Examiner kicked off a promising new era last night as the newspaper set about taking on the challenges of the changing media landscape under new ownership.

The Lavit Gallery is celebrating 50 years of promoting the visual arts, says Tina O’Sullivan

A former Cork city bar operated by the Rebel Bar Group has changed hands, and is due to re-open by Easter. Mulligans, on Parnell Place, has been acquired by a small consortium headed up by Liam Barry, who has owned the Bodhrán on Oliver Plunkett Street for more than 10 years, and who’s been in the bar business in Cork and Mallow for almost 20 years.

Former Roscommon Herald chief executive officer Brian Nerney has been refused an injunction restraining Thomas Crosbie Holdings Ltd (TCH) from dismissing him.

An Irishwoman died tragically on holiday in Portugal on Wednesday night.

Intelligent lighting systems producer Adaptive Lighting has been named as the Enterprise Equity Genesis Emerging Business of the Year for 2012.

‘Brawl at GAA club game’.

The challenges faced by media companies in a fast-changing sector have brought new pressures and opportunities to the industry, according to Tom Crosbie who is head of new media at Thomas Crosbie Holdings.

The Washington Post and Breakingnews.ie have announced a content partnership on the Washington Post Social Reader.

BreakingNews.ie has partnered with Washington Post Social Reader, and is now providing it with breaking Irish news.

A WOMAN currently in custody in Canada on charges of abducting her daughter in 1993, lived and worked in Cork for four years while allegedly on the run.

SPECIALIST independent newspaper printers Web-print Concepts pushed pre-tax profits up by 10% to €2.5 million in 2010.

Media group, Thomas Crosbie Holdings Limited (TCH), has announced a €10.7m fall in revenues for the 52 weeks to January 2, 2011.

MANY papers were founded by politicians. The Irish Examiner is no exception.

THIS week’s edition of the leading Irish newspaper in Britain, The Irish Post, will be its last.

The Irish Post newspaper, based in London, is to close with the loss of 10 jobs, it was announced today.

Irish Examiner chief executive Mairead Maher has resigned to become CEO at one of the country’s leading brand strategy and digital design companies, Huguenot, it was announced today.

COMPUTER giant Apple is to provide up to 350 jobs in Cork after signing a property deal to establish an office in the city centre.

RECRUITMENT website RecruitIreland.com was live again last night following an audit by web security experts as measures were taken to secure the site following a breach of its security on Tuesday.

BUSINESS people are not involved enough in forming policy and influencing Government decisions.

THEATRE student Sarah Louise McColgan from Cork city was last night awarded the 2010 Pat Murray Bursary.

The Sligo Weekender newspaper has been sold by media company Thomas Crosbie Holdings (TCH).

IRISH Examiner owner Thomas Crosbie Holdings Limited (TCH) has written down the value of a number of media brands acquired over the last 15 years by €30 million.

TAOISEACH Brian Cowen and his wife Mary Molloy were among several hundred people who sympathised with Foreign Affairs Minister Micheál Martin and his family last night as they began the heartbreaking process of saying goodbye to their beloved Léana.

The union representing journalists at the Irish Examiner and Evening Echo newspapers has said today that staff are “fearful” and “worried” about a company request to take a pay cut of 10%.

Staff at the Irish Examiner and Evening Echo newspapers, as well as at new media company Thomas Crosbie Media (TCM), have been asked to take a 10% pay cut.

Media group Thomas Crosbie Holdings (TCH) has sold one of its regional newspaper titles, The Newry Democrat, to the Alpha Newspaper Group for an undisclosed sum.

THE Irish Examiner’s head of marketing, Mairead Maher, has been appointed as interim chief executive.

The Irish Examiner has appointed its head of marketing, Mairead Maher, as interim chief executive.

THE chief executive of the Irish Examiner, Tom Murphy, has been appointed interim chief executive of the newspaper’s parent company, Thomas Crosbie Holdings, replacing Anthony Dinan, who announced his retirement as group managing director on Wednesday.

THE managing director of Thomas Crosbie Holdings, Anthony Dinan, has announced that he is to retire at the end of next month.

A CORK radio station is planning to take legal action against a research group after a software glitch vastly underestimated its audience reach.

A EUROPEAN Court of Human Rights decision which upheld the right of five British news organisations to protect an anonymous source by not disclosing a leaked document has been welcomed as a victory for press freedom.