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Ryanair said it was satisfied with the 'total vindication' it received

Irish Examiner in apology to Ryanair

The Irish Examiner newspaper has apologised to Ryanair in the High Court for articles published about the airline's safety record in May 2015.

Courts • 16 Oct 18

Nóirín O'Sullivan claims she was defamed in the article

Newspaper opposing legal action by former commissioner

The Irish Examiner has opposed former garda commissioner Nóirín O'Sullivan's application to be allowed to bring a defamation action against the newspaper.

Courts • 03 Oct 18

Nóirín O'Sullivan was the first woman to lead An Garda Síochána in its 92-year history

O'Sullivan seeks to take defamation case against paper

Former garda commissioner Nóirín O'Sullivan wants to bring a defamation action against a national daily newspaper, the High Court has heard.

Courts • 19 Sep 18

It marks the end of the Crosbie family's ownership of the Irish Examiner which goes back as far as 1872

Irish Times completes purchase of Irish Examiner

The Irish Times has completed its acquisition of the Irish Examiner.

Business • 10 Jul 18

Juno McEnroe told the tribunal he wanted to clarify information sent in 2017

Journalist claims privilege over Taylor contacts

Irish Examiner Security Correspondent Cormac O'Keeffe told the Disclosures Tribunal that he is claiming journalistic privilege and he cannot answer whether he was negatively briefed by Supt Taylor or any other senior garda about Sgt Maurice McCabe.

Disclosures Tribunal • 12 Jun 18

The deal between the two groups was agreed last December, with the Examiner's parent company reportedly carrying debt of around €16 million

CCPC clears Irish Times deal to buy Examiner newspaper

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has cleared the proposed acquisition by the owners of the Irish Times of the publishing and media interests of the Landmark Media Group, which owns the Irish Examiner newspaper as well as a number of other media assets.

Business • 24 Apr 18

There had been a 'cloud of uncertainty' over the Irish Examiner's future

Irish Examiner's sale 'brought sense of relief' to Cork

Irish Secretary of the NUJ Séamus Dooley has said the sale of the Irish Examiner to The Irish Times offers security and brings a sense of relief to Irish Examiner employees.

Munster • 07 Dec 17

The Examiner had been subject to sale speculation for around a year, with the newspaper reportedly carrying debt in excess of €20 million

Irish Times agrees deal to buy Irish Examiner

The owners of The Irish Times have agreed a deal to buy the publishing and media interests of the Landmark Media Group, which owns the Irish Examiner newspaper as well as a number of other media assets.

Munster • 07 Dec 17

Newspaper Headlines: Brexit and Irish Water

Brexit, Irish Water and gender quotas in sport are some of the stories on your front pages this morning.

newspaper headlines • 12 Dec 16

Tim Vaughan said it would be an 'emotional wrench' to leave the Examiner

Irish Examiner editor joins comms firm Newsweaver

The editor of the Irish Examiner is leaving his position to take up a role with internal communications software company Newsweaver.

News • 02 Aug 16

More than 50 jobs to go at Irish Examiner group

More than 50 jobs are to be lost at Landmark Media, the owner of the Irish Examiner.

News • 16 Apr 14

Webprint's contract to print The Irish Examiner was terminated after TCH went into liquidation

Cork-based Webprint to make 26 staff redundant

A printing company, which until recently printed the Irish Examiner and other newspapers belonging to the Thomas Crosbie Holdings group, has announced that it is to lay off more than half of its staff.

Business • 05 Apr 13