Expecting companies to put climate change concerns ahead of profits is foolish

The scientific evidence is not as compelling as some commentators suggest. But our negative narrative around social media may risk becoming a self-fulfilling one

In the 40th anniversary year of Live Aid, New York-based Bray man Mark O’Toole explains what motivated him to do the Great Ethiopian Run

We want to support him as best as we can, but we also want him to stay in school

After your electric shower, tumble dryer and cooker, your kettle is the most energy intensive user of electricity

Units will provide step-down accommodation for 34 inmates at Loughlan House, Shelton Abbey and Castlerea prisons

Land Development Agency in talks with Dublin City Council over site of complex demolished four years ago

A reader shares her never-ending story of returned clothing and the ongoing pursuit of a refund

A beautiful day for golf as reimagined by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy? ESPN’s hearts were certainly a-bloom. But as for the rest of us ...

Monthly reports sought on State’s largest provider of homeless services

Unthinkable: Preserving only that which is joyful is philosophically problematic

I am convinced that way-finding without a phone schools us to pay attention in a way that we lose when we merge with a blue dot on a screen

Gabriel Jesus’s injury and another unconvincing performance by Kai Havertz underlined how badly Arsenal need a new forward

New curriculum for primary schools draws contrasting reactions from teachers, parents and other stakeholders

Deserted Saudi stadium; Mikel Arteta talking balls; and Alex Ferguson’s son on players being picked to play against their dads

Over the past decade, members of Irish Institutional Property, backed largely by domestic and international pension funds, have delivered more than 55,000 new homes for sale and rent

English side’s number eight Tom Willis said his team couldn’t get any pace on the ball

Industry profitability was ahead of expectations in 2024, but fleet planning challenges will remain for years to come, PwC aviation report finds

Meta, Pfizer and Google among companies aiming to keep in Donald Trump’s good books

Me & My Money: Gerard Teahon, founder and chief executive of Uniquely

Just under half of 31 local authorities will raise rates this year. Increases range from 1.8% to 15%

Efforts by police forces of Western Australia and South Australia to recruit Garda members appear to have yielded very few results in recent years

From simple DIY upgrades to deep retrofits – take your home from brr to a high Ber

In all sports, players and managers tread a fine line with match officials, wondering how much they will tolerate. It needs to stop

Ireland’s economy didn’t collapse when the banks shut for long periods in the 1960s and 1970s; instead, local shopkeepers and publicans acted as ‘a second level of banking’. But don’t romanticise it too much

In China authorities say they are dealing with an outbreak of human metapneumovirus – but it is not something to be alarmed about

A three-storey townhouse with vehicular rear access or a charming converted forge near Roaring Water Bay?

It is heartwarming to know so many people are thinking of me and ready to offer unexpected gifts

Three-quarters of companies in the sector expect wage costs to rise this year, said Food Drink Ireland

Meta investors don’t seem to be fretting – for now, anyway