Taoiseach has ‘shown spine’ in talks over Britain’s departure from EU, says Coveney
Leader says party would not use all available funds but offers a 4:1 ratio of spending increases to tax cuts
Former Superquinn finance chief promises to ‘restore certainty’ as Paul Byrne and Fiona McHugh leave after 14 years
As we continue to live longer, we cannot treat workers’ contributions as a bottomless pit to fund others’ retirement
Ex-Fine Gael minister Brian Hayes says more money is needed to end the brain drain from both the banking sector and politics
The Touched By An Angel star is now proving to be a big hit on the other side of camera
Our goal in the west should be to encourage the country’s leaders to make its economy more competitive, open and transparent
Read MoreIndependent who entered general election race late and is considered favourite to top the poll, is taking nothing for granted
Breast screening is fallible, and with potential extra costs due to legal actions, questions about the viability of the programme are invevitable
The lurid focus on 17-year-old murder victim Keane Mulready-Woods’s criminal history denies the complicity of wider society, and blinds us to missed opportunities
The election campaign has only just begun, but already there are worrying signs of a Trump-style approach, with plenty of personal attacks and dumbing down
Fast-fashion denim contributes to the destruction of the planet - but never fear, a glut of vintage and ethically conscious denim brands means you can wear the world’s favourite fabric guilt-free
Puffed sleeves and exuberant 1980s prints mingled with louche Bianca Jagger-style 1970s elegance at the BT spring/summer 2020 show, writes Elaine Prendeville
The Wicklow native is as happy taking pictures of complete unknowns on Dollymount Strand as he is shooting some of the world’s most famous models for multimillion-dollar ad campaigns
That casually trendy music that plays in your favourite clothing shop or restaurant is not there by accident: it’s carefully selected, compiled and processed to encourage you to stay and spend
The astronaut reveals what it‘s like to view the planet from up above and why he’s convinced there will one day be an Irish person in space
Property developer Michael O’Flynn accuses investment manager Patrick Cox in the High Court of poaching information, projects and personnel to set up his own company
State has ruled out extra funding to help operators meet insurance costs after Liberty Insurance withdrew from the sector last week
Duo say demand is there given the void left by high-profile closures over the last two years
Executive chairman looking to ‘simplify’ structure of troubled firm and focus on generating cash as search for a new chief executive gets underway
Offices at the former department store not thought to be large enough for An Post‘s needs with its 1,000 employees
McGrath praises Varadkar for tolerating different voices as independent decides ‘to go out on a high’
Alan Kelly faces an unexpected threat, a minister’s sister attempts to win back a seat for Fine Gael and Michael Lowry defends his local-first approach
Each week, the Business Post assesses comments made in Election 2020 to determine, as far as possible, if they are true or false
The impeachment saga around the US president is reaching fever pitch, with the cast of characters now swelling to include shadowy Russian businessmen and celebrity lawyers
The declining fortunes of the small village of Clonmellon, in the three-seater constituency, epitomise problems that can be found across the state
Prepare for the vacant sites levy having an impact on land banks, campus-style office developments, a retail shift to food and beverages and, in residential, the advent of near-zero energy homes
Built in the 1930s, 8 Frascati Park is a great investment in walk-in condition
This turnkey three-bed in Foxrock, with great access to transport, schools and amenities, would suit families
The Royal & Noble sale at the London auction house is dominated by some of the prize possessions of the late aristocrat Garech Browne
The OneLogin chief executive’s rural background instilled in him a desire to succeed that has taken him to the upper echelon of the tech world
Much of rural Ireland needs high-speed broadband – and quickly – in order to survive. Expect voters to bear that in mind at the ballot box on February 8
Many assumed escapees died in dangerous waters in 1962, but firm claims algorithm identifies photo taken of pair in Brazil in 1975 as authentic
Pointy helps small retailers compete with larger firms by getting their products online faster
OneLogin chose Dublin over London due to Ireland’s commitment to EU and support for businesses