Who was there first? EirGrid and fisherman settle Dublin Bay access row – again

Death of an offshore wind farm: What it cost when Sceirde Rocks pulled the plug

Multinational Macquarie Group, Canadian financial investor Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, and even the men who began developing the offshore wind farm in 2002, stand to lose tens of millions from the failure.

BP’s ouster of its chairman brings more turmoil after years of upheaval

Albert Manifold was an industry outsider tapped to oversee a turnaround at BP after years of upheaval. Now his abrupt departure has the major oil company facing a fresh bout of turmoil, write Matthew Dalton, Adam Whittaker and Ben Dummett, The Wall Street Journal.

Crumbling justice: The battle to save Ireland’s creaking court network

Decades of neglect have left many regional courts in disrepair, impacting access to justice and sparking fears of "legal deserts". As practitioners campaign to save them, the Courts Service is trying to balance preservation with consolidation of its estate.