CBS Kilkenny parent contacted human rights group anonymously to raise concerns

Last week, the mogul’s many accusers finally got to see the former movie mogul in court on five charges of sex crimes. But if the first two days of the case are anything to go by, his trial will be full of the cliffhangers and theatrics that punctuated the blockbuster films he produced

Masoud Islami also compared assassinated general Qassem Soleimani to Michael Collins, saying both were ‘icons of resistance’

Attributing individual responsibility to entire system failures like Boeing’s is pointless: our entire economic model is at fault

The absence of violence in the North hasn’t always led to an easy peace, but an increase in integrated education, politics and a new more open-minded generation give cause for hope

The Sinn Féin/DUP agreement paves the way for power-sharing

While the death of Soleimani led to retaliation and a word of wars between Iran and the US, the vote to expel US soldiers from Iraq was a sign that the US could be starting to lose its grip on the region

There’s no denying the IDA’s achievements, but competition from similar agencies in eastern Europe, as well as international trade tensions and tax reforms, pose serious challenges for it in the coming years

The appointment of three independent directors to the board makes it a whole new ball game

Dublin is a global sales hub for tech companies such as Google, which has become synonymous with data capture and tax avoidance. But is this really the reputation that the tech giant wants to have?

Iran’s Supreme Leader strives for a Goldilocks republic – but the assassination of Soleimani has thrown his efforts at balance into disarray

Employers collected €31.6 billion under PAYE for 2019, but no one talks about the increasing costs for companies of tax compliance

The computing giant was the first multinational to see the potential of partnering with us – and the results have been beyond all imagining

The brouhaha over the proposed event to remember the controversial police force shows the importance of careful, considered planning – and keeping politics out of it

From punk to funk, grime to grunge, Larry Gogan played everything under the sun – but his genius lay in making it sound so easy

Larry Gogan, Marian Finucane and Gay Byrne are all gone, and with them the voices that brought a community together

The former naval diver is a new breed of military officer, one with a transformative vision for the Defence Forces

The cooperation and unanimity that prevailed in the EU when the nuclear deal was negotiated have disappeared, but offering Tehran a credible plan, independent of the US, is vital

Residents affected by the Australian bushfires report feeling anger, grief and despair – but also resilience and renewed community spirit

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s lavish lifestyle and manner of announcing their withdrawal from performing royal duties suggests that privacy is not the end game, but rather a different type of fame and fortune