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Court appoints provisional liquidator to Ballykisteen Hotel
A provisional liquidator has been appointed to a Co Tipperary hotel with 75 weddings on the books - including one scheduled for tomorrow.
Lord Mayor says Mansion House is haunted
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has claimed the Mansion House is haunted.
Committee questions spending on 'very lavish' McGuinness office
The Public Accounts Committee has heard that an office kitted out for the former Junior Minister John McGuinness was more akin to one on Wall Street than Kildare Street.
'Business as usual' at Tipperary hotel under provisional liquidation
The group that has been appointed as a provisional liquidator to a Co Tipperary hotel with 75 weddings on the books, including one tomorrow, has said it is "business as usual" at the hotel.
Gardaí to probe allegation of mistreatment of children at two Dublin creches
Gardaí have confirmed they are carrying out an investigation into the mistreatment of children at two creches in Dublin.
Tánaiste asked if Shatter was stopped by gardaí before becoming Minister
An Independent TD has asked the Tánaiste to confirm whether Alan Shatter was stopped and cautioned by gardaí before being appointed Justice Minister.
Grafton St all set for €4m facelift
Work on a facelift for Dublin's Grafton Street begins in June.
Revenue closes busiest office after protesters chain themselves to chairs
Revenue has been forced to close its busiest office in Dublin because of an occupation by protesters.

Motorists in Galway and Donegal face longest waits for NCT appointments	Pay cut rules passed into law
Shatter unable to provide breath sample to Garda because of asthma	Noonan: Apple tax claims 'clearly wrong and misleading'
Use of cameras threatened to stop dumping of nappies in Kerry	Sinn Fein calls on waterworks plant to stop using strike breakers
Revenue closes busiest office after protesters chain themselves to chairs	Successor to the Croke Park II published

Dublin Castle to host Mali aid discussions