Carphone Warehouse to shut all Irish stores

The government needs to follow Britain’s example on border health measures, and to face down disgruntled EU states

Even if a proposition seems too good to be true, many investors who should know better will still try to take their cut and run before it all falls apart

The trial in the US of Derek Chauvin for the murder is being live-streamed, but we should be very wary of going down a similar road in this country

Inaccurate and incendiary language from the new US administration ignores the fact that the issue is rooted in a loophole in its own tax code

The Northern-born actor and his compatriot Judith Roddy jumped at the chance to appear in Frank McGuinness’s eagerly awaited new work, The Visiting Hour

The pandemic may be keeping us apart, but true friendships will last through these difficult times. We talk to three sets of friends about their relationships during the lockdowns

Nuala O’Connor‘’s fictionalised autobiography of Nora Barnacle gives a human and relatable voice to the woman behind Ireland’s most renowned novelist

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The 31-year-old has just become the youngest female chief executive ever to take a major US company public

For the new head of the IHRSA, which represents fitness clubs globally, a career in fitness has meant not only growing the clubs he has worked in, but sharing his knowledge with everyone who needs it too

Davy Stockbrokers is likely to be bought by Irish Life or Bank of Ireland, and with AIB buying Goodbody, it will create two banking behemoths, raising a number of questions as to what that will mean for the market here

The scandal currently consuming David Cameron is an example of what can happen when a financier with a big idea encounters a captive audience unable to figure it out