Mayo constituency candidates list: Addition of extra seat may help Rose Conway-Walsh retain Sinn Féin seat
Election 2024: Retirement of poll-topper Michael Ring leaves at least two openings
Election 2024: Retirement of poll-topper Michael Ring leaves at least two openings
Decision to stop funding the NDRC incubator indicates shift towards more structured approach to fostering innovative business
Fianna Fáil candidate criticises Sinn Féin for not publishing manifesto in advance of Monday’s leaders’ debate
Three taoisigh, five budgets and a global pandemic: in unprecedented times it was a government like no other
A Competition and Consumer Protection Commission spokeswoman said that it will now ‘consider all options to ensure consumer protection law is followed’
The Government is committed to introducing a national living wage by January 2026, beginning with an 80 cent increase to the minimum wage next year. But as businesses struggle with higher operating costs, should the increases go ahead?
Expansion of firm’s Mervue site will create 70 jobs over next five years, says company
James Lawless appointed as Minister of State at the Department of Transport
Chambers replaces Michael McGrath who has been nominated as Ireland’s next European commissioner
Potential successors as new minister for finance could be Dara Calleary, Jack Chambers or Darragh O’Brien
There is intense speculation in Government circles about a replacement for the Minister for Finance, should he be the commission nominee
Data published on Friday show that between April 22nd and 28th, there were 14,009 people in emergency accommodation
Injuries Resolution Board made €170m awards in 2023, down more than €100m since 2019
Galway-based company targets international expansion
The photographs of Henry Wills documenting Mayo and Irish life were published in the Western People for more than 40 years. A book collecting his best images, In All Kinds Of Weather, was launched last week
Ireland among 28 signatories to declaration that aims to set ground rules for development of AI and managing the risks it presents
AI is destined to become our ‘co-pilot’ at work – whether we want one or not
Planned AI advisory council has received an ‘overwhelming’ number of applications, says Dara Calleary
Ireland will be a key player in regulation but setting rules requires unsettling levels of guess-making about how AI technologies might affect us
Progress report emphasises importance of ensuring rollout of AI tools is ‘safe, secure, human-centric and ethical’
Report shows that competition on price, quality and location has improved in recent years, Coveney says
New company law requirement designed to address issues with different forms of directors’ names or addresses
Impediment of having to be audited for two years sees firms having to pay significant fees, says Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
EU keen to ratify accord ahead of 2024 European elections but concerns remain on beef and sustainability standards
Software and services company recruiting for technology roles
Startup Loft is located in company’s Charlemont Street offices
Labour Party tables motion of no confidence in Government, while Sinn Féin proposes legislation that would see eviction ban extended into 2024
ABB says 'multi-million dollar' investment will create up to 30 jobs
These partnership had been marketed to investors in Russia and former Soviet republics as having the benefits of offshore companies
Claimants at risk of more legal costs if they go to court after rejecting Personal Injuries Assessment Board’s offer
Sinn Féin TD says appeals from residents not being heard and open drug-dealing happening on huge scale
Backbench TD says contest when Martin ends current term as Taoiseach would be beneficial to party
Events in whacko Westminster cause a run on the markets, while best leaky Leinster House can manage is a run on buckets
Mayo TD’s promotion had been widely expected
Kenyan ambassador, TDs and ‘change-makers’ explore county’s potential in tackling climate change
Helen McEntee tells Dáil she is committed to reforming defamation law
Martin set to get his choice of cabinet posts while botched secondment could have repercussions for Donnelly
Focus on vaccination as 800,000 to become eligible for booster in March, Martin says
Minister tells Dáil he will apply all the penalties that are due if rollout targets not met
Coveney says staff numbers at service up 70 per cent since last June
Gathering took place after Ireland elected to the UN Security Council in June 2020
Martin to meet hospitality sector on State supports as TDs back call for their retention
Case could take up to five days in January, Clifden District Court hears
Government must address competing priorities on hot potato of old-age payment
Payment of €1.9m this year related to professional services withholding tax
National Development Plan, to be published on Monday, will include more than 50 projects with a price tag of more than €100m
Minister for Foreign Affairs acknowledges disruption but defends system against criticism
Meeting told Ireland has highest cumulative uptake of full vaccination among adults in the EU
Martin cites ‘challenges ahead’ with energy supplies but rules out banning new data centres
Independent TD Noel Grealish and former Fianna Fáil senator Donie Cassidy face charges
Taoiseach says people aged 30-39 can register for Covid-19 vaccine ‘over the next day or two’
Vaccine rollout in coming weeks seen within party as crucial to position of Micheál Martin
Service in Wexford may have exerted pressure on the HSE, says Labour Party leader
Bill comprises radical action that strikes ‘fair, proportionate balance’, Donnelly tells Dáil
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices