Leo Varadkar‘s party is up by 13 per cent in latest
The party’s level of support has risen by 13 per cent since the Covid-19 outbreak hit Ireland, Red C’s latest poll reveals
Gardaí are granted powers to demand people’s names and addresses to see if they are more than 2km from their homes
Hospital consultants will move onto new ‘public-only’ deals. Public to be asked to opt into new mobile tracing service
While trolley counts have plummeted as people avoid hospitals, some urgent referrals are not being met quickly enough
Suspension of fixtures over Covid-19 outbreak puts severe pressure on rugby, GAA and soccer clubs
The former Fianna Fáil senator has moved from the cut and thrust of politics to her current demanding job at the helm of the Irish Cancer Society
Read MoreThe government has moved swiftly with moves to counter the threat to life from Covid-19, but there are questions over the adequacy of the measures taken to address the economic perils of the crisis
In the past, individuals with strong pedigree outside politics have been handed roles in cabinet. At this time of gravest emergency, there’s much to be said for the idea of trying it again
The risk of information overload and spreading panic in this crisis is real. But telling us the facts, even when things go wrong, will only strengthen public trust in those leading the fight against Covid-19
Daniel Murray is joined by Codema CEO Donna Gartland for the latest episode of Five Degrees of Change, the energy and environmental podcast from the Business Post
Pushing her body to the limit every time she gets into the water, Dingle-based Nuala Moore is always on the lookout for the next physically draining challenge
Covid-19 is putting humanity and how we use technology under a microscope. If we are willing to look and learn, the crisis could offer us the opportunity to map out a brighter future through the relationship between society and technological change
Does the Covid-19 crisis spell disaster for our personal investments, including pensions? Or might it – whisper it – be an optimum time to invest further? TV host and financial planner Eoin McGee has done the sums, and the results might surprise you
Ireland’s food producers are having to rapidly adjust to a changing world. Three of them tell Gillian Nelis how they are adapting their business models to cope with the new reality
In the fifth episode of our Five Degrees of Change podcast, we asked Mark Foley, chief executive of Eirgrid, to offer both personal and policy recommendations to combat climate change
Move comes despite government’s request for firms to temporarily shut down due to Covid-19 crisis
Beef magnate also set to take control of Blackrock Clinic, following recent acquisition of Galway Clinic
Substantial emergency measures have been put in place to try to preserve jobs and businesses over the duration of the crisis and while they were widely welcomed, some business groups and associations are concerned at their potential implications
Big Seven Media runs a lifestyle platform aiming to provide clutter-free travel content
Restaurants and cafes have had to close their doors in the face of the coronavirus outbreak, but many are staying on life support by turning to takeout and deliveries
A staggering 97 per cent of people agree the government should be able to detain those who have the virus if they refuse to self-isolate
Industrial relations mediator says with the huge cost to the state of Covid-19, the focus will have to be on economic recovery
Fine Gael is seeing a surge in support as caretaker government, but it remains to be seen whether the party can maintain this as the Covid-19 crisis deepens
Shareholder revolt in January sees chief executive’s pension contribution cut from 35 per cent to 15 per cent
IDA says multinationals cannot be forced to locate in regions outside Dublin
The Covid-19 crisis means we are spending more time than ever in our homes, which may also act as office, school or crèche. Here are some tips for maximising the space
4 Eglinton Park in Donnybrook, Dublin 4 spent years divided into apartments, but has since been given an appealing makeover
This detached home in a sought-after estate has an asking price of €685,000
Interior design house Neptune’s spring palette is more about texture and light than about strong contrasts
If you’re buying or selling a home, or looking to reduce mortgage repayments, be sure to consider the downside of Covid-19 mitigation measures
Many involve detailed data collection that may not be legal in EU nations given GDPR concerns
New backing is part of a larger funding round
Move comes after Trump’s changes in tax laws to encourage companies to repatriate overseas finances
Is Disney+ he biggest streaming launch since Netflix? Yes, but it’s coming into a more crowded online-content marketplace than ever before
The phone maker’s flagship offering provides consumers with choice and addresses affordability concerns, while the company itself is perfectly positioned to take advantage of 5G