The world’s top medics have been working around the clock to find a vaccine that stops coronavirus in its tracks. Will their Herculean efforts prove successful in containing Covid-19?
Documents show that BAM ‘laid the groundwork’ for a future High Court challenge against the state
The smaller of the two 18-hole venues is to be rebranded as Straffan Golf Course and Club
Up to 50 per cent of cases projected in a three-week period, while the new figures raise fears of intense pressure on health service
While other countries have enacted travel bans, cancelled large gatherings and encouraged some citizens to self isolate, authorities here appear to be adopting a wait-and-see attitude to how the situation unfolds
The first Irish case; the Toronto Web Summit goes online-only; France regulates the price of hand sanitiser; and the global infection rate passes 100,000
Young people are in least danger, while men could be more likely to contract the virus and the over-80s are most likely to perish
Read MoreIt might be hard for Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael to join forces, but it looks inevitable in the face of a national crisis
If the British are so quick to break faith with the EU, why would any country trust them to abide by future international trade or other agreements?
With supply chains for parts and products beginning in factories that have been shut down in China, fiscal attempts to boost consumer confidence won’t work. People can’t buy things that aren’t there
The scenario on Europe’s south-eastern frontier is made all the more ominous by the lurch to the right within the EU
As the 2020 presidential race heats up, Donald Trump’s children are all on hand to helping their father’s re-election campaign – but with one eye on 2024, the fight to be successor is already underway, and Donald Trump jr has already come out swinging
As the youngest child of writer parents, Nancy Harris had ample opportunity to observe the grown-ups. No wonder, then, that her plays often examine relationships – including Our New Girl, now at the Gate
For International Women’s Day, we ask contemporary Irish women leaders to select court cases taken by women that helped to create the Ireland of 2020
While some of us seem determined to carry on regardless and others frantically stockpile hand sanitiser, one thing the coronavirus has done is remind us how good we have it. Let’s follow the guidelines and do our best to keep it that way
Enda McEvoy’s eatery in Galway city, which prides itself on using small suppliers, is a little Western gem
The current system is not working for anyone, with parents, staff and operators all feeling pinched
From winning the Ulster football championship with Cavan to helping the poor in the slums of the Philippines, the Andec Communications boss has seen and done it all
The Los Angeles-based investment firm has pushed its stake in Irish-headquartered gambling company from 4.7 per cent to 15.1 per cent over last six months at cost of €650 million
The Rathmines food outlet closed suddenly at Christmas leaving its landlord and suppliers out of pocket
As the party prepares for talks with Fine Gael and others, Micheál Martin very much has his work cut out to form a government
Neasa Hourigan praises other parties for agreeing to themed discussions but feels they must be ‘less passive’ and discard business-as-usual approaches
As most of the remaining Democratic presidential hopefuls dropped out of the race last week, two elderly men, wild card Bernie Sanders and establishment favourite Joe Biden, were left to continue the fight
Documents show that BAM ‘laid the groundwork’ for a future High Court challenge against the state
In a Belfast art auction this coming Tuesday, Bob Dylan keeps company with Jack B Yeats, Louis Lle Brocquy, Damien Hirst, Joan Miro and Salvador Dalí
Gannoughs Cottage, spectacularly located on the Aughrus Peninsula in Connemara, boasts a poetic location – and some nicely modern touches – for its €450,000 guide price
62 Grosvenor Square has been tastefully extended and renovated with stylish results
The representation of women in real estate and construction has traditionally been poor, but things are changing. We spoke to a number of women who are challenging the idea that it’s a man’s world
Greater Dublin area experiences a 67 per cent rise in gym numbers between 2010 and 2019
The software developer is bringing 450 new jobs to Dublin, adding to its existing 800 staff here, a move that puts the company in the same club as Google and Facebook
Partnership aims to make transactions between employers and staff faster and cheaper
Schneider Electric Ireland president Kelly Becker shares her experiences in the tech sector for International Women’s Day
The country executive of the 30 Per Cent Club argues more representation is needed at middle management level
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip is surely well made, but for whom? Elsewhere, a moto helmet gives you an eyeful, and a caddy tames your unruly cables