Covid-19

UK oncology professor said it was ‘absolutely not’ wrong for Dr William Ralph to question public health guidelines

Majority simply deferred to authority

The ‘accidental’ poet and stylist on growing up in pre-Luas Tallaght, and writing her first verse during Covid

Special Leave Scheme which kept the staff, mainly nurses, on full pay had been discontinued at end of last year

It’s easy to be wise after the fact

Settlement of first of five cases against Ballynoe Nursing Home was announced at High Court this week

Travel from Youghal to the Beara Peninsula,140-160km, was lawful, but travel from Shankill to Bray on a shopping expedition was a crime

Former home of Construction Industry Federation came close to being sold for €23m in midst of Covid-19 pandemic

Nurses and other hospital staff currently on half-pay after expiry of special payment scheme

The Government needs to act with an urgency born of the risk that ongoing corporate tax growth is far from guaranteed

As one aviation entrepreneur says Irish airlines ‘will be hurt’ by the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz, another sector analyst believes suggestions of existential threat are overkill

From Big Tobacco to Covid-19 and climate, misinformation and disinformation are on the rise

Investment in animal welfare, environmental protection and restoration must continue to be part of public health agenda

There is, understandably, a reluctance to revisit the language of ‘online learning’. For many, it is associated with isolation and a diminished student experience

Man followed victim, who had emerged from abusive marriage, to her home, shops and children’s schools

Professional-conduct committee recommends pharmacist be censured and have conditions attached to her registration

Move comes amid downturn for professional services after hiring spree during pandemic

New research predicts impact of lower productivity and workers quitting because of long-term illness after Covid-19

Brussels worries that spending to cushion soaring prices could turn energy crunch into a fiscal crisis

As red songs ring out on a Sunday afternoon, a friend shares a story of pandemic loss and the search for solace

Many of the debts related to companies that went into liquidation during the pandemic or struggled to repay warehoused tax debt

Let’s make sure nursing homes are safe

Capital’s top retail stretch remains destination of choice for shoppers and investors

Communities must be prepared for next public health event or response will fail, forum told

Injectables plant designed to help client companies cope with rapidly growing demand for diabetics and obesity medications

From failure to a promotion, there are a number of reasons why we resign – even though we probably should stay put

Meet the country’s leading chocolate producers as they put together plans for the Easter eggs now on our shelves

Early Edition podcast: Today’s top stories from The Irish Times

Bereaved hoped to get chance this month and last to voice concern over care of loved ones

Prices in Dublin and urban areas are softening as second-hand home listings increase

Dr William Ralph alleged to have made large number of posts critical of several aspects of pandemic policies

Government scheme was designed to help businesses affected by Covid-19 to retain staff

Tax rebate scheme for hauliers aimed at keeping supply chains working with double fuel allowance payment expected

Iran crisis leads to surge in requests for assistance from Department of Foreign Affairs

Outgoing mayor Anne Hidalgo vowed to make Paris the ‘world capital of cycling’. So I put the city’s streets to the two-wheel test

‘Superhuman’ healthcare workers helped hospitals to cope despite ‘parlous state’ of health service

Ibec says hybrid working remains important to employee relations but employers still trying to strike right balance

Wild Geese: Declan O’Brien, London

Det Garda Eamonn Cunnane claims flawed investigation caused him mental and physical illness, amounting to an injury while on duty