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Gardaí have intercepted 77 assassination attempts since Regency murder, report reveals
Oireachtas gym shouldn't be 'solely funded by the tax-payer': Fitness centre goes out to tender
€27.5 million paid to firm closing Dublin's largest direct provision centre
A retail worker got a €2,500 payout after claims he was subjected to a 'beard vendetta'
Conor McGregor's plan to release a Notorious whiskey brand has been iced
Billionaire Dermot Desmond has the all-clear to demolish Ireland's most expensive house
Pat McDonagh’s plans for a new Clare motorway plaza have been put on hold by the council
KBC has been labelled 'sloppy' for hiring a worker with a prior conviction
An NCT worker sacked for telling a customer to 'f**k off' has lost an unfair dismissal claim
A Kepak exec won a €7,500 payout after a dispute about checking emails out of hours
Michael O'Leary waived his €1m bonus last year - but it didn't hit his pocket too hard
Plans for the new U2 visitor centre in Dublin have been unveiled
Israel's embassy has stalled works planned for a Dublin office block over security concerns
All the publicans in this Cork town plan to keep the shutters down on Good Friday
Radio Nova has been ordered to pay €30k to a presenter who was unfairly fired
A worker sacked after making a discrimination claim has been awarded €25,000
Dublin's Tivoli Theatre will be knocked for a hotel - once the developer preserves its graffiti
A sacked airport worker won a €50k payout after refusing to drive an uninsured vehicle
Shop that told a pregnant worker to 'look better and appear happy' ordered to pay her €18,000
A warehouse manager fired for leaving work to help his 'trapped wife' has been awarded €20k
A €40m hotel on Stephen's Green has the green light despite government objections
A sacked Aer Lingus worker blamed drinking the night before for showing up to work drunk
A pregnant manager sacked by Wrights of Howth has won €15,000 compensation
After a posh eatery threatened to axe its new Dublin joint, the council accepted its demands
A retail manager who took part in a 'slagging culture' has lost his unfair dismissal bid
A woman fired for viewing hardcore porn at work has lost a bid for unfair dismissal
A job-hunter who said homosexuality was 'inclined to evil' has lost his discrimination case
The duo behind a new 'superpub' on Dublin's Harcourt Street is appealing its refusal
The company behind Wicklow's the Happy Pear swung into the red last year
A security firm has to pay €20k to a bouncer told 'all Romanians are thieves and liars'
A bartender won €20,000 after discrimination over her 'extremely painful' condition
A bookkeeper who was 'retired' at 66 wins €12,000 for age discrimination
DIY store Woodie's has to fork out €15,000 to a worker sacked over a missing €50 note
Delivery giant DHL must pay over €70,000 to an accident-prone driver it sacked
It was 'fair' for a hotel to sack a worker who took two cups of coffee powder
Johnny Ronan argues his rejected skyscraper would 'economically enhance' Dublin
Wicklow council has refused permission for Johnny Ronan's €50m 'sports' hotel
Ireland's only two-star Michelin restaurant served up record profits last year
Dublin's Apollo House has been cleared for demolition
A manager wrongly painted as the 'employee from hell' wins a €160,000 payout