Conor McGregor's legion of fans here in Ireland were bleary eyed but full of pride as they reflected on his defeat to Floyd Mayweather.

A 36-year-old van driver who told a court he still suffered neck stiffness four years after a minimal impact collision has lost a €60,000 claim for damages.

A 15-year-old boy who was caught carrying out a bogus door-to-door collection pretending to raise money for homeless charity The Fr Peter McVerry trust, has been remanded on bail pending sentence.

A book of evidence was served yesterday on a man accused of selling fraudulent Adele concert tickets for thousands of euro.

Fraudulent concert tickets for Adele were allegedly sold in several counties from Cork to Donegal by a 43-year-old man, charged yesterday with 18 counts of theft.

Penney's have opened a massive brand new store in Dublin's Liffey Valley shopping centre.

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It’s a horrible experience to be burgled and lose some of your prized possessions.

Workers at HMV who lost their jobs when the retail chain went into liquidation will have their redundancy payments promptly dealt with, according to Minister for Social Protection, Leo Varadkar.

More than 50 former staff of four HMV stores here are facing the prospect of having to turn to the State for the money owed to them, after being told the music retailer is going into liquidation.

A local authority has given the green light for the major expansion of one of Dublin’s largest shopping centres, which is to include the development of an Olympic-standard ice rink.

A suspected unaccompanied minor, who was allegedly brought to Ireland following his father’s murder, had €5,000 on him when he was arrested at a Dublin shopping centre, a court was told.

Eason, the books and stationary store at Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, owes its landlord €423,000 in rent arrears, the Circuit Civil Court heard yesterday.

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Investment in the country’s commercial property market is running at 25% higher than at the sector’s peak in 2006.

Gardaí at Ronanstown Garda Station are investigating a single vehicle fatal road traffic collision which occurred at the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre, Clondalkin at approximately 3.45pm today.

Investment in Irish property assets rose 170% in the first quarter of this year above the same period last year — but 94% of activity was in the Dublin market, and as yields compressed investors “acquired assets across the risk spectrum”, according to Davy Research.

Ireland’s commercial property sector is set to grow significantly this year, with the equivalent of more than half of 2013’s total investment having already been spent in the first quarter of this year.

Qatari-based technology retailer iConnect is set to make an €8m investment in the Irish retail market to become the Apple retail outlet of choice in Ireland.

The son of Mahon Tribunal whistleblower Tom Gilmartin said his father never got the apology he was owed by the State.

TOM GILMARTIN could well claim to have been responsible for exposing the dodgy finances of two of the leading politicians of his time.

Former lobbyist Frank Dunlop has claimed that Cork developer Owen O’Callaghan was not aware of bribes paid to councillors for rezoning land at Quarryvale, which later became Liffey Valley Shopping Centre.

Owen O’Callaghan, the Cork-based developer, has lost his legal challenge to the Mahon Tribunal, which found he was involved in making corrupt payments to councillors over the rezoning of land on which the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre in Dublin was built.

A six-year-old schoolgirl’s right earlobe split only a month after having her ears pierced as a birthday present, a court heard today.

Three people have appeared in court in Blanchardstown charged in connection with a €1.4m drug seizure in Dublin.

Detectives from the Organised Crime Unit have seized drugs in Dublin estimated to be worth €1.4m.

More than 160 jobs were announced yesterday at separate projects in Dublin and Co Westmeath.

Since the publication of the Mahon Tribunal report, there has been much breast beating about corruption. Politicians have lined up to decry how planning was debased by corrupt councillors.

Fifteen years after the longest running inquiry into political corruption in Ireland was established, its final findings have been published.

Owen O’Callaghan is one of the few property developers who is still trading successfully five years after the property market first fell off a cliff.

Developer Tom Gilmartin was a chief tribunal witness who was granted immunity from prosecution and revealed demands of corrupt payments from senior Fianna Fáil figures to facilitate the building of his retail park in Dublin.

“It is clear ... corruption in Irish political life was both endemic and systematic. It affected every level of Government from some holders of top ministerial offices to some local councillors and its existence a was widely known and widely tolerated.”

A jury has heard that a man accused of plotting to steal from a cash-in-transit van had been told by Eamonn Dunne that he would be shot if he did not get involved.

THE cost to taxpayers triggered by companies refusing or unable to pay money owed to redundant workers has tripled in two years to nearly €100 million.

Fast-food chain McDonalds is creating 70 new jobs, it was announced today.

Gardaí are seeking the public’s assistance in tracing the whereabouts of 16-year-old Michelle Doyle from Moyglass Road, Lucan.

A Sligo woman who was found guilty by a jury of transporting a gun for an organised crime gang has been sentenced to five years in jail.

A Sligo woman and mother-of-one has been found guilty of transporting a gun for an organised crime gang.

A Sligo woman accused of transporting a gun for an organised crime gang has said she believes someone may have been trying to set her up.

A 13-year-old boy has been found safe and well after gardaí appealed for help in tracing him.

Gardaí in Dublin are seeking the public's help in tracing the whereabouts of a 13-year-old boy.

EUROPEAN property and investment markets are making small improvements, according to two fresh international surveys, with Paris and London continuing to lead the subdued rallies.