Nick Delehanty closes his dog daycare service, saying business ‘no longer viable’
Former presidential hopeful says company’s wind up ‘a very sad day’
Gardaí open €60,000 fraud investigation at greyhound racing tracks
Comptroller and Auditor General Séamus McCarthy says case involves cash handling in stadiums
University of Galway deficit threatens teaching jobs
Recent year-end funding gap measures for third level institutions have fallen out of favour
Corporation tax to exceed €35.3bn forecast by a wide margin
Receipts from the tax on business profits will exceed the Department of Finance’s forecast by a wide margin, figures suggest
EU to curb teenage access to social media but stop short of outright ban
Move comes amid concern Big Tech cannot be trusted to protect children from harmful content
Mediahuis and Leslie Buckley settle with two more INM 2019 data breach victims
Settlements come 12 years after data leak at former Independent News & Media
Conor McGregor, Donald Trump and the political arena of MMA
For MMA, Maga’s sports arm, not even a court finding of liability for rape prevented McGregor from topping the bill. Might his ‘dud’ comeback change attitudes?
Former Dublin Region Homeless Executive figure rented apartment to Peter McVerry Trust, accounts show
Peter McVerry Trust would not identify person who had left DRHE ‘several years’ before lease arrangement
Defence Forces chief faces discovery requests over alleged sex assault and charge against corporal
Judge-led tribunal seeks records on separate cases for its inquiry into complaints of abuse
Ireland weather: Another hot day looms today, but Met Éireann raises prospect of rain this week
Met Éireann says week ahead will see high pressure bring dry and warm conditions to most places
‘Serious concerns’ about bail system as pretrial detentions account for 19% of prison population
Three out of four people held on remand were later released with no custodial sentence, NGO finds
‘He does what his boss says’: Trump’s undiplomatic diplomat stirs it up for Maga in Ireland
Ambassador Ed Walsh is making a mark after one year in the role, and has Irish leaders wondering what he will say or do next
‘This can’t be left in a void’: State inquiry into Aughinish link with Russia war machine nears conclusion
Any decision on sanctions against Limerick plant will be for EU, but Ministers here will have to deal with fallout
TU Dublin facing threat of potential penalties over financial deficit
Regulator could send in reviewer to institution, which is already under special monitoring
Abuse of staff in top Irish restaurants: ‘It was like I had been mugged’
Research on conditions in Irish restaurant kitchens has found ‘disconcertingly high’ numbers of staff reporting poor treatment, but how deep does the problem go?