Developer says bank good to him and his business

A director at Anglo Irish Bank said that he was left speechless after a representative from the Financial Regulator's office suggested that the bank consider releasing the Quinn Group from a €250m guarantee.

Expert hoteliers and presenters of RTÉ’s hit television series At Your Service, Francis and John Brennan, are going to revamp a respite centre used by one of their biggest fans next month.

The family of bankrupt businessman Seán Quinn plans to sue the former Anglo Irish Bank CEO David Drumm and 10 other former Anglo directors.

The High Court is to assess a claim of around €2.5m against the Coombe Hospital in Dublin which has been found liable for the catastrophic injuries suffered by a 10 year old boy in the minutes after his birth.

The Coombe Women’s Hospital is facing a multimillion-euro bill after a High Court judge ruled it is liable for catastrophic injuries suffered by a boy minutes after his birth at the Dublin hospital.

“I KNEW there was something wrong. Nobody listened to me. I was the over-anxious mother fussing about her child. Now I have no child. It’s just not good enough.”

THERE were cameras and a full house at the final curtain call for Fair City star Joan Brosnan Walsh, whose funeral took place in Malahide, Co Dublin, yesterday.

Rail chiefs are on track to re-open one of Ireland’s busiest lines within the coming weeks following the near catastrophic collapse of a bridge into the sea, they said today.

ANYONE interested in sailing or boating holidays? If so, it should be worth going to Malahide, Co Dublin, for this weekend’s Boat Show where holiday offers are available from €280 per person.

IT seems to me that the social housing development scheme has backfired. Far from meeting its original objectives, it has produced the reverse effect.

AN escaped convict who suffered a broken ankle and shinbone after jumping from the third floor of a hospital window was expected to be back in custody last night.

BEFORE the Government amends the Freedom of Information Act, maybe we taxpayers could get the details of the nice little deal that the Revenue has done for Charlie Haughey.

THERE'S no getting away from Ronan Keating: he is up the charts, in the glossy magazine, on the TV chat shows, he is supposedly buying a Co Mayo island for over €1 million (untrue), and he lives almost over the fence from this Malahide, North Co Dublin home, up for sale with a €2.4 million price guide.