Performance nutrition division including SlimFast and Optimum Nutrition to be restructured, says chief executive
Former TDs seeking election to upper house include Timmy Dooley of Fianna Fáil and Seán Kyne, the Fine Gael junior minister
Standards in Public Office Commission criticises the failure to adopt any of its 22 recommended changes to the Lobbying Act
The Boris and Barnier Show might be unpredictable and filled with posturing but it’s the action taking place off-screen that should really worry us
Thousands could die in Ireland in worst case scenario, says health expert as ‘huge uncertainty’ surrounds the global spread of Covid-19
In episode one of Swap Options, the new entrepreneurs podcast from the Business Post, host Peter O‘Dwyer talks to former Irish Olympian and founder of Derval.ie, Derval O’Rourke
With negotiations between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael due to begin this week, the possibility of a so-called rotating Taoiseach has become a live one – but the process would be fraught with pitfalls
Read MoreCouples and individuals may have been outbid by the state, which bought 4,392 new homes for social housing of the 12,529 built last year
Our next Taoiseach, whoever he or she is, will have to articulate a new national healthcare vision. That means joined-up policies and abandoning the idea that Sláintecare is a workable plan
The intrusion into the late TV presenter‘s life when she was alive has not resulted in any decrease in demand for stories about her death. The algorithms tell us so
The Réada Cronin controversy illustrates that social media has become a world in which relentlessly search for signs of prejudice
The actor was already in demand before Line of Duty. He’s back on Irish screen this Tuesday playing a GP in the second season of Blood
We may think we’ve moved on from public floggings, but these days we simply engage in psychological beatings instead, often conducted via social media and sometimes ending in tragedy
Following the Festival of Youth Orchestras, which took place earlier this month in the National Concert Hall, Sarah Taaffe-Maguire met up with some of the teenage leading lights of the future of classical music – and yes, they rehearsed straight through the midterm break
Rachael English’s day job as an RTÉ broadcaster feeds into rather than hampers her writing: interviews carried out in the 1990s with women who were born in mother-and-baby home sowed the seeds for her latest novel
Businessman who left Version 1 software business in €90m deal buys protected structure
Securities regulator wants to make sure British companies on the move are substantive businesses
Value reached record high of $3.9 trillion in 2019, but growth rate slowed from double-digit figure of previous years
Gap is generally low for new labour market entrants, with disparity increasing with age
With negotiations between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael due to begin this week, the possibility of a so-called rotating Taoiseach has become a live one – but the process would be fraught with pitfalls
Party is ‘not wedded’ to target of just 100,000 social and affordable homes over five years
Following a stellar career in finance, the former Ireland rugby full-back is running for the Seanad with the dual aims of helping the cause of people with intellectual disabilities and fostering North-South relations
Regulator forces Irish Water to get tough on firms so that they fix leaks
The EU needs to be much more transparent and push back against decades of negative media about ‘faceless bureaucrats’ and ‘straight bananas’, says European ombudsman Emily O’Reilly
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This collection of apartments in a refurbished period building and new houses on its grounds goes on show today
19 Valentia Road was refurbished in 2003 to render it more than three times its original size
Retailer takes over high-footfall spot formerly occupied by Elverys where Dawson Street meets St Stephen’s Green
The parallels between Mark Zuckerberg and John D Rockefeller are plentiful, but the Facebook founder is unlikely to have the last laugh like the 1920s oil baron did
Umbraco’s chief executive Kim Sneum Madsen says the company’s CMS software is designed to give customers flexibility – and not to get in their way
The web retail giant is trying to address privacy issues afflicting ‘the world’s most controversial doorbell’
A US government official has reiterated a warning to the Irish authorities about the Chinese company’s technology
Samsung’s new in-ear headphones, a lightweight laptop from HP and a weather device with a difference are all reviewed this week