Resigning ourselves to the idea that journalism will eventually die and there is nothing we can do about it is, frankly, embarrassingly lazy
The scheme has cost over €1.18 billion, meaning that for every €6 a victim has received from the tribunal, lawyers have made €1.
The year ahead holds many unknowns for the sector, but bosses are largely positive about 2019, writes Colette Sexton
Colette Sexton is joined by Lois Kapila, Managing Editor of the Dublin Inquirer, who talks about the challenges of running an independent paper
It would take 230 years for regular staff to equal 2017 earnings of highest paid chief executive
Mondelez Ireland plans to bring in 19,000 pallets of extra stock
Acquisitions, departures, mergers, data hacks: newspapers were often busy covering their own industry in 2018
Limerickman sees writing on the wall for single-use plastic as bans introduced in parts of US and Australia
A funding crisis over a major Cork city development by BAM Construction, the company that was awa...
More than €35 million is to be invested in a new University of Limerick city campus. Currently,...
An Irish company that develops biomaterial solutions for the pharma and medical devices sector ha...
A luxury spa consultant who developed the spa at Adare Manor in Limerick is about to launch her o...
Boat operators are competing to become the chosen one, or rather chosen 15, to win a permit to la...
78 per cent of workers say their employers are not doing enough to keep them protected
Factfile Name: the RTÉ Guide Age: 57 Appearance: exclusively in print Newsworthiness: the Christ...
