The High Court yesterday dismissed an application by the occupiers of Apollo House in Dublin City Centre to remain for an extra week.

Receivers appointed over Apollo House in Dublin City centre have launched a High Court action aimed at regaining possession of the property.

A completed fresh report of an investigation into the disappearance 18 years ago of trainee school teacher Deirdre Jacob has not advanced a garda inquiry into the unsolved case.

Since 1898, Dublin Fire Brigade ran the ambulance service and the emergence of the log book of the brigade’s headquarters in Tara Street from 1916 bears witness to the efforts to deal with the battle waging on the streets and the people affected, writes Las Fallon

An Irish start-up firm is eyeing global airline and travel markets for its predictive marketing software, writes Trish Dromey.

Cork’s Kent Station is the only railway station outside Dublin to feature in the top 10 in terms of rail passenger movements, a rail census conducted by the National Transport Authority reveals.

All was quiet in Con’s office yesterday, bar the sport on the television and the images flickering behind the eyes of Peter Roche, stationed at the counter of Mulligans of Poolbeg St.

A suspicious device has been found in Dublin City Centre.

THE unfair dismissal action against ex-Formula One racing driver Eddie Irvine by his former friend and business partner, John Foley, resumes this week.