Insurer declines to pay out and claims ‘a pandemic is simply not an insurable event’
The bill, which was approved by cabinet last year, is unlikely to be taken up by new government
As the prospect of an extension to the trade talks recedes, Irish business are assessing how best to prepare for Britain’s EU exit
Tánaiste Simon Coveney has said he is hopeful that an agreement can be reached between FG, FF and the Greens as early as this Thursday
Entering a coalition that prioritises deficit reduction over investment and growth would be political suicide for the party
Tánaiste Simon Coveney’s comments come after the latest round of EU-British talks produced no significant progress on free trade deal
Many banks and big businesses are trying to get on the right side of history after the appalling death of George Floyd in Minneapolis
Read MoreThe faster easing of Covid-19 restrictions represents a conservative compromise that will please many and disappoint others
The rallying cry for a better society needs to find room for deliberators as well as protesters on the street
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael appear reluctant to offer independent TDs ministerial posts; instead, they’re trying to lure them with old-style sweetheart deals
The use of the US president’s ‘fake news’ trope has entered our own political lexicon in Dáil debates, opening the door to a malignment of all Irish journalism
Marie Culliton, medical scientist and Laboratory Manager at the National Maternity Hospital on the science behind testing for coronavirus
The Zambian-Irish poet and rapper’s recent performance at the National Gallery was mesmerising. She says the lack of an in-person audience gave her the room to truly be free
With weddings and other events cancelled, and in-person trade closed, flower growers and sellers have had to get creative – and, in some cases, completely reassess their business model to adapt to a changed world
Environmental scientist Dr Tara Shine says that policy change and individual action must be combined if we are to meet climate change goals. A strong advocate for the power of personal responsibility, her book How to Change the Planet, One Object at a Time is packed with achievable advice.
The Business Post’s wine and spirits correspondent, who died last week, was a warm and entertaining man who wore his knowledge lightly, and shared it generously
It’s not news to say that our homes have become our everything: encompassing work, life, relationships and play. We asked five people working in very different fields to share how their working from home life has evolved in recent weeks, and what this period has revealed about their careers and themselves
The tycoon’s company Flip-Pay designed and operates the paywall for the Belgian-owned news group’s website
The move brings to more than €150m the value of shares given to staff at Amazon’s Irish subsidiaries
Brookfield Asset Management declines to say whether cash boost is part of a financial support package for the group, whose Longford resort has been shut since March due to the coronavirus
Company linked to construction moguls Michael Breslin and Maurice Regan seeks repayment of mortgage loan
Brands are partnering with Liam Casey’s PCH for delivery services as traditional supply chains face long delays and rising prices
The Greens want a 7% annual reduction in greenhouse gases, but farmers see the reduction in the size of the national herd as a red line issue
As the prospect of an extension to the trade talks recedes, Irish business are assessing how best to prepare for Britain’s EU exit
Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and the Greens aim to have the blueprint ready for their party leaders this week
Dismayed at being locked out of government talks, the party is already working on finding running mates for those TDs who amassed huge surpluses in the election
Tánaiste Simon Coveney’s comments come after the latest round of EU-British talks produced no significant progress on free trade deal
The coronavirus has exposed the many physical risks that older people are vulnerable to – but for those who want to continue to live independently for as long as possible, new technological systems in the home are bringing peace of mind
The group adds premises in Dublin, Galway and Limerick despite the pandemic
Galleries and museums may be closed, but galleries‘ online offerings hold so many opportunities to get to know what you like, and start bidding and buying
Emmet Ryan introduces you to this year’s rising stars of Irish tech
Róisín Kiberd on why Animal Crossing isn’t entirely an escape from life
Before the pandemic, virtualisation and remote access were luxuries for many companies but now all that has changed. Alex Meehan reports
As companies grappled with the shock of sending everyone home, ThinScale Technology was at the forefront of helping companies adjust to remote working
Although notebooks are increasingly favoured by business users, desktops still have their place – particularly in managed corporate environments. They can also provide great performance and capability for the home user. Stephen Errity profiles the latest offerings