Wicklow man claims the businessman breached contract over joint purchase of property on Grand Canal Street Lower
The IAG chief executive has called for the dropping of the 14-day restricted movement period for those who travel into the country
Junior minister Ossian Smyth’s comments come after his party colleague Neasa Hourigan resigns as chief whip over her controversial vote
O’Dea hits out at Fine Gael on ‘bonkers’ pay rises and state car controversy. Green TD warns colleagues ‘we can’t have it all our own way on every issue'
Poor communication within the coalition has been highlighted by the clumsy efforts to introduce, and then justify, the withdrawal of support payments from those taking a holiday abroad
The controversial Skellig Star centre in Cahersiveen is part of a portfolio of emergency reception centres and nursing homes owned by Paul Collins’s investment firm Remcoll 2
As some Big Tech employees quit Dublin’s Docklands, others see falling rents as an opportunity to live in the heart of the capital
Read MoreProminent publicans warn that many hostelries are reaching a financial breaking point after being closed for almost five months
Private sector firms would never get away with the DEASP’s indefensible data collection practices revealed by law student Roman Shortall on RTE’s Liveline last week
Political language, wrote George Orwell, ‘is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable’. It is also designed to make pay rises sound like pay cuts
Covid-19 is yet another stick to beat the overweight with, but real solutions are at hand – and they don’t involve stigmatising people
Whenever you see an economic variable expressed as a proportion of GDP, you should take it with a huge pinch of salt
Thirty years after the Corrs took their first steps on their way to selling millions of records, Andrea Corr has written a memoir of her life and career that dwells on the small moments rather than the big ones
The government is keen to continue the trend towards remote working, but many young people live in cramped and crowded accommodation that not only restricts their ability to work effectively, but is damaging their general wellbeing
Foodie trips to Cork are back on the menu, as Gillian Nelis discovers with a singular steak at the Fota Island resort, a sustainable menu at the Good Day Café and dreamy French toast at Dunmore House
We ask a different expert to solve your problems each week. This week, Siobhán Murray gives a reader advice on how to improve their mental health and wellbeing in the stress of the Covid-19 pandemic
Taylor Swift’s new album Folklore was released last week – and it’s a very different Taylor, offering an indie dimension to the artist that threatens to bring her to an entirely new audience. Is this her true creative self?
Former Glen Dimplex chief denies he is the unnamed major investor in oil and gas explorer
Reaction on the ground to the government’s €7bn July stimulus scheme has been distinctly mixed, with many business owners saying it fails to go far enough
With €3.5 million in investment to date, Tralee-based 3D company now plans to build fully automated, ‘lights out’ manfacturing plant
Mindgeek, which runs popular sites such as Pornhub and Redtube, has been accused of profiting from material featuring victims of sexual exploitation
A briefing paper to Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has warned that the numbers of Irish people taking jobs with the EU is dwindling sharply
O’Dea hits out at Fine Gael on ‘bonkers’ pay rises and state car controversy. Green TD warns colleagues ‘we can’t have it all our own way on every issue'
The Irish Diaspora Loan Fund is being contacted by an increasing number of potential American investors in Ireland who have misgivings about the direction of the US
Industry body says many members have no cashflow until late next year, and are competing against rivals abroad which have better state support
The funeral of the civil rights activist took place at a pivotal point in the US’s cultural and racial history
Two houses on the upmarket Ulverton Road will appeal to deep-pocketed buyers looking for plush family homes
Pent-up demand has exploded in a frenzy of buying in the weeks following the easing of lockdown restrictions
Waterside accommodation on the third floor of landmark building, in turnkey condition, is on the market for €530,000
Builder of new psychiatric facility would get a 13-acre bank of land and buildings in a highly sought after area of north Dublin
As some Big Tech employees quit Dublin’s Docklands, others see falling rents as an opportunity to live in the heart of the capital
The Amazon multibillionaire and his Big Tech contemporaries cut unimpressive figures as they were interrogated by the US House Judiciary Committee last week
When Eoghan Murphy decided to step down as Intercom chief executive and become its chairman instead, he knew he had to leave San Francisco for pastures new
The space tech company has launched React, software that allows insurers to monitor ships and storms at a time of climate change
A new budget phone from Nokia, a home projector and a portable CutiePi tablet are reviewed this week