The Tommy Stack-trained Wannabe Better, clearly improving at a rate of knots, created a mild surprise when taking the featured Listed Vincent O’Brien Ruby Stakes at Killarney last night.

A CONSTITUTIONAL challenge is to be brought against Ireland’s bankruptcy laws, the High Court has been informed.

A constitutional challenge is to be brought against Ireland's bankruptcy laws, the High Court was informed today.

ROSANNA DAVISON’S opinions are much valued in the media. Frequently, reporters ring the former Miss World seeking the benefit of her wisdom. When Michael Jackson died, she got calls asking her what she thought about it, how keenly she felt the loss.

A former Miss World suing no-frills carrier Ryanair for defamation has been awarded €80,000 after winning her case.

In court, a bruised ego is more valuable than a broken back, writes Dan Buckley

The largest libel settlement in Irish history is set to be appealed to the Supreme Court.

A LOUTH businessman who took a libel action against his former employers after an incident in which he sleepwalked naked has been awarded €10 million in damages, the highest libel award in the history of the state.

AN EXECUTIVE who sleepwalked naked into a female colleague’s bedroom could have dealt with the matter privately by simply agreeing to resign from a post which involved him working on a one-to-one basis with her, the High Court was told yesterday.

BETHRAH came with a flying late challenge to give Dermot Weld his fourth win in the Etihad Airways Irish 1000 Guineas at the Curragh yesterday.

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SHAREHOLDERS in Kenmare Resources have voted overwhelmingly to remove a long-serving director from its board following an incident earlier this year involving a female colleague.

KENMARE Resources has succeeded in removing non-executive director Donal Kinsella from his role as chairman of the company’s audit committee.

THE price of land for building should be capped at just 25% above its existing un-zoned value, according to the Labour Party.