IMF’s chapter on climate change is required reading for those interested in how meeting net-zero emissions targets might boost countries’ wealth
Insurer tells court no evidence has been presented to show that pub groups believed they were ‘getting a disease policy rather than an imposed closure policy’
Minutes of meetings show officials only decided on the flawed junior cycle element of the calculated grades process in mid-August
The government has the tricky job of balancing the principles of natural justice with the need for compassion and support for the women involved
The tests, from Critical Healthcare, are not intended to replace the standard HSE test, but would allow fast and frequent testing of people in a work setting or by GPs
‘Complexities’ mean it will be 2023 before the regulator is operational, according to James Browne, Fianna Fáil’s junior justice minister
Michael McNamara, who chaired the Oireachtas Covid-19 committee, claims the public will ‘snap’ if asked to endure another long shutdown
Read MoreEurope is likely to view the British prime minister’s latest threats on the post-Brexit trade deal as one big empty bluff
Comment: Last week’s budget put the spotlight on the twin threats of Brexit and the coronavirus. No government could ever have expected to find itself in this unenviable position
Arrangements for voting are largely controlled by each state in the US which is allowing Republican-run administrations to organise voter suppression
Comment: Infection rates are the highest on these islands because of politicians’ refusal to rise above tit-for-tat in dealing with the crisis
Profiles & Interviews
Analysis: Two tycoons are betting that global football fans would prefer to see Manchester United and Liverpool play Bayern Munich and Real Madrid more often than other English teams. But they’ll have to bench their ambitious plan for now
Back on our screens with a new series of Incredible Homes, Dermot Bannon is anxious that the show be seen not as ostentatious property porn, but as simple escapism for the troubling times we live in
Jewellery designer Jenny Huston got a boost from the series Normal People as customers came looking for Connell’s chain
The creative industries have buoyed us all during the pandemic. Yet, being told to retrain by the British government is the least surprising thing any arts worker has been urged to do
Despite a tendency towards self-righteousness, Mary McAleese’s warmth and decency shine through as she tells the compelling story of her upbringing during the Troubles and her election to become Ireland’s president
This week, dermal facialist and skin tutor Jennifer Rock advises a reader on how to communicate with her 15-year-old son about his skincare
The funds services company was founded by David Dillon and Paul McNaughton, who will remain in charge
The tech start-up has a job listings platform that takes ads only from employers who allow flexible working arrangements
The move comes as the building supplies group’s share price is close to an all-time high
A Meath-based firm has doubled staff numbers to deal with surge in sales during pandemic
The web retail giant has also launched its own delivery service in Dublin this month
Paschal Donohoe and Michael McGrath made light of FG and FF’s marriage of convenience when tailoring Budget 2021 against a turbulent backdrop of Covid-19
There has been relatively little outcry about the record-breaking budget announced last week, which many are interpreting as a sign of its popularity
Latest proposals from Predator Oil & Gas are the most ambitious fossil fuel plans Ireland has ever seen – and they run contrary to what the Greens’ base wants
As many as 1,500 inmates set to benefit after ex-prisoner got €7,500 following 2019 Supreme Court decision
County councils have been slow to avail of a subsidy scheme that covers 75% of the cost of installing public electric car chargers
At fit-out firm Sonica’s Skerries offices, futuristic space is the opposite of ‘architectural karaoke’, designed to be off-trend and age well
The sprawling Kennitt House has evolved over time and now has a Hamptons feel, sitting on 0.7 of an acre of landscaped grounds
A scheme of high-spec apartments in Cork city centre is now on the market
Your weekly guide to attractive residences for sale around the country
Killmallock, near Ballymurn village, is a six-bed home with solar panels and a geopathic barrier to protect health and wellbeing
If Paschal Donohoe follows through on his budget promise to support gaming here, it could witness an even greater boom than the film industry
The co-founder of Terra Nutritech, which supplements animal feed for farmers, says it is setting its sights on US, Canadian and African markets
The web retail giant has also launched its own delivery service in Dublin this month
Warning given to Meath County Council in report compiled to help create new development plan
The latest Fitbit model, Samsung’s new smartphone and a portable telescope are all reviewed this week