The upsurge in Irish Forest rallying continues as over 80 crews line up for tomorrow’s Abbey Hotel Munster Moonraker Rally in Ballyvourney.

A third nephew of Gerry Hutch has been named as the latest murder victim in the Kinahan/Hutch feud.

The Garda Commissioner has announced the appointments of 11 newly-promoted senior officers and the transfer of seven Garda bosses, in a major reshuffle of top brass.

ENGLAND: The moment strangers broke into an impromptu sing-along on a train has been captured on camera.

Five hundred cases where customers of ACC Bank suffered heavy losses after borrowing to invest in “low-risk” tracker bonds have been settled in the Commercial Court.

ACC Bank marketed borrow-to-invest tracker bonds as low-risk to hundreds of Irish customers despite being aware of concerns by the financial regulator, actuaries and within the bank itself about such products, the commercial court was told yesterday.

More than four people have been declared bankrupt every day in the North since April, the North's Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster has revealed.

BREAD company Brennans has secured a stay on an injunction which restrained it from selling its wholewheat bread in packaging confusingly similar to that of its rival company McCambridge.

A High Court jury is to assess damages after RTÉ admitted defaming an 84-year-old guesthouse owner in Waterford during a 'Nob Nation' sketch.

The governor of US state Rhode Island is set to pardon the last man executed there – an Irish immigrant who was hanged more than 150 years ago following what is believed to have been a tainted trial.

AIB will ask the High Court tomorrow to rule whether or not it has to make certain coupon payments to junior bondholders this weekend.

THE High Court has agreed to fast-track a legal challenge by two New York-based investment firms to the Government’s plan to buy back debt from subordinated bondholders in AIB at a significant discount.

THE Jim Mansfield empire is continuing to crumble after NAMA assigned a statutory receiver to a number of businesses linked to the high-profile developer.

THE Irish Mail On Sunday (IMOS) has told the receiver for the Sunday Tribune there would be estimated costs of €700,000 if an action over the publication of an alleged fake copy of the Tribune went ahead, the Commercial Court heard yesterday.

THE Irish Mail on Sunday newspaper has claimed there is no evidence of any damage, loss or prejudice resulting from its publication of an alleged “fake” copy of the Sunday Tribune last month, just days after a receiver was appointed to it.

THE Irish Mail on Sunday newspaper is being sued at the Commercial Court over its alleged “brazen and outrageous” publication last month of a fake copy of the Sunday Tribune newspaper just days after a receiver was appointed to it.

GARDAÍ have set up a number of dedicated child protection units to improve the investigation and tracking of child abuse cases.

THE Sunday Tribune and journalist Matt Cooper have apologised before the High Court to businessman Dermot Desmond over two articles published in the newspaper in 2001 and 2002.

DEVELOPER Bernard McNamara will provide a sworn statement of his assets and liabilities to investors pursuing him for €62.5 million but it is “impossible” for him to outline the current value of his assets, the Commercial Court heard yesterday.

IT IS “quite extraordinary” the chief executive of a licensed bank operating in the state should say he was unaware “very serious wrongdoing” was happening within the bank, it was argued before the High Court yesterday.

PROPOSALS to build a €63 million gas pipeline to supply industries in the Cork region have been unveiled at an oral hearing.

A 10-YEAR battle for compensation by 13 victims of convicted sex offender Derry O’Rourke ended at the High Court yesterday when their separate cases were settled for six-figure sums.

A HIGH COURT judge will give her decision tomorrow on an application by two Payzone executives restraining the company from treating them as being dismissed.