Happy Hour again: Paul Heaton funds free drinks in nine pubs around Ireland
Housemartins singer funds 60 pubs across Ireland and the UK on his 60th birthday
Court clears way for prosecution of accountant over alleged tax offences
Brian Murphy is a former Deloitte audit partner
Behind Ireland’s Covid response: ‘We were going to be building morgues for people’
Key Irish figures recall the fear and uncertainty of the pandemic’s early days
Church of Ireland to mark the centenary of the Bandon Valley Massacre
Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross, Dr Paul Colton will visit the parishes where 13 Protestant men were shot in 1922
Pricewatch: More good news to get 2022 off to a positive start
From easy exchanges to community spirit, tales of stellar customer service
Jack O’Connor insists he did not ‘run out on Kildare’
Returning Kerry manager confirms that Paddy Tally will be part of his backroom team
Zappone controversy and its handling has sent tremors through Fine Gael
Insiders fear what the controversy says about the party after 10 years in power, and where it is going
Jackie Tyrrell: Cork’s intelligent use of pace will worry Kilkenny
Rebels are not far off being the fastest team there has ever been at intercounty level
How Ireland’s triumvirate Government found its feet
From a shaky start to a slow coming together and a recognition of common interests
Shamrock Rovers drawn in by Drogheda as they looked to break free
Round-up: St Patrick’s Athletic stay top on goals scored after draw in Waterford
Shamrock Rovers welcome fans if not top form back to Tallaght
Round-up: Waterford win in Dundalk for first time in 18 years; Derry earn late draw with Bohs
Boyce’s early goal earns Derry full points in Waterford
Struggling Waterford slump to a fifth successive defeat
Sawmill group Glennon Brothers buys rival Balcas
Deal unites leading names in Irish timber industry and creates a business with revenues of almost €270m
Belfast-based Cumulus raises €6.9m for its ‘Fitbit for the brain’
Company formerly known as BrainWaveBank secures further funding from backers
Detective believes suspect for Cork dog theft caught red-handed
Michael Molloy (28) tells court he sold car used by person who attacked owner and took animal earlier that day
Rob Cornwall’s goal earns Bohemians back-to-back wins
Dubliners win at Dalymount to make move up the table after poor start to the season
Late own goal hands promoted Drogheda the perfect return to top flight
Kevin Sheedy’s first game in charge of the Blues ends in cruel defeat
2020 was the year we all went wild in our gardens
Pricewatch: Since Covid hit, we have splashed out more on our gardens than ever before
Conor Clifford’s penalties help Derry City to first win in five
Former Waterford winger Walter Figueira causes havoc against his former club
Waterford edge closer to European place with Sligo win
Hosts take hold of third spot thanks to Matt Smith’s stunning early goal at the RSC
Warnings of jobs losses in forestry and higher timber prices
Appeals to forestry licence applications stalling supply of 1.1m cubic feet of logs
Hard working Shelmaliers rise to their task to win Wexford hurling title
The separation of the hurling and football seasons has helped the dual club
Waterford draw blank against Cork as second Covid-19 test returns negative
A tricky week for John Sheridan’s side ends in RSC stalemate as visitors remain bottom
BrainWaveBank raises €1.2m for its ‘Fitbit for the brain’ technology
Belfast-based company has secured a total of €4.1m in investment and €2.2m in grants
Kennedy Summer School to be postponed until next year
Covid-19 continues to impact tourism as Mother Jones Festival in Cork also deferred
Man (25) jailed for two years after threatening victim with concrete block
Tony Delaney pleaded guilty to offences including assault causing him harm
Two juveniles charged following multiple car break-ins in Cork
Teenagers ordered to stay out of West Cork by court as part of bail conditions
Are the travel industry and airlines playing fair in coronavirus crisis?
Pricewatch: Hundreds of people could lose thousands of euro as their travel plans lie in tatters
Coronavirus: Lloyds to reopen Belfast call centre ‘as soon as possible’
Staff asked to self-isolate or work from home after employee diagnosed with Covid-19
Fianna Fáil ready to open coalition talks with Fine Gael
Fine Gael still insists it wants to enter opposition after policy exchange meeting
Kilduff seals dream return for Shelbourne with late winner in Cork
Round-up: O’Connor seals win for Waterford; Harps take north-west derby
Man (24) charged over attack and robbery on woman (19) in Cork
Gardaí object to bail over the violence used in incident as teen walked home in Bandon
InfraStrata raises £6m in placing to fund Harland & Wolff deal
Energy infrastructure group hails ‘transformational’ deal ahead of shareholder vote
Leaks, bluster and secret talks: The inside story of a pivotal week in Brexit
Leo Varadkar and Boris Johnson’s crunch Liverpool meeting followed a tense few days
Man (29) charged with stealing €10,000 from vulnerable woman (74) refused bail
Co-accused charged with nine offences in relation to thefts from three pensioners
Harland & Wolff attracts number of interested bidders, administrators confirm
Deadline for bids for the ailing shipyard was noon on Friday
Lease on Harland & Wolff site would limit residential or commercial development
Majority of Belfast shipyard is covered by lease that runs until 2119
Number of bidders keen on Harland and Wolff shipyard
Workers are continuing a round the clock protest outside the gates of the site
Harland and Wolff in official hands of administrators BDO
Historic shipyard ‘unable to continue trading’ as no buyer found
Evidence of wrongful surveillance by prison service staff uncovered
Staff exceeded remit and engaged in unacceptable practices, Minister for Justice says
Bruton’s speech on forestry interrupted by Extinction Rebellion
Minister for Climate Action spoke of forestry as a solution to climate emergency
New strategy for forestry needed in climate plan
Researcher urges multistakeholder form as way forward if sector is to develop
Chartered accountancy career adds up as salaries remain high
Average pay packages now exceed €110,000 for accountants with bonuses aplenty
Varadkar letter assured Facebook’s Sandberg of ‘business-friendly’ climate
Taoiseach wrote to tech executive pledging to help social media giant ‘realise your plans’
Fine Gael tries to ‘woo’ potential coalition partners
Top party figures hear suggestions FF chief Micheál Martin building Dáil alliances
Dublin could only watch on as Westminster lurched from one crisis to another
Juncker wanted a ‘verbal handshake’ with Varadkar before any sign-off with May
May and Juncker agree ‘legally binding’ changes to NI backstop
Joint interpretive instrument means EU cannot trap UK in backstop indefinitely
Taoiseach and May discuss Brexit ‘overall state of play’ in Dublin
Private dinner meeting described as ‘warm’ by aides also focused on stalled NI assembly
Irish forestry to invest €250m in major expansion
Industry to add 6,000 jobs as turnover doubles to €1.6bn
Mary MacSwiney: The Free State’s ‘gorgon republican’
Vote 100: Progressive teacher and fervent separatist became one of the leading women in Irish politics
Tech companies confirm plans to add 150 jobs in Dublin
ReliaQuest and Wrike both planning to add employees
Brexit overshadows Fine Gael-Fianna Fáil talks
Review of confidence-and-supply agreement goes on with no immediate threat of election
FG to consider new rules for entering coalition amid election warning
Special party conference may have to approve FG government deals
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