A 36-hour Zoom reading is among the events amid this year’s celebrations of James Joyce

FAI’s head of emerging talent believes only the best of the best will leave for foreign clubs

Severely ill passenger met by ambulance and taken to hospital

Spring is a great time to get out in the garden and get in some stargazing

Aer Lingus flight EI9018 from Dublin to Beijing forced to return after a bird strike

‘There is a complete lack of awareness about the barriers thousands of people face’

Prof John FitzGerald warns all sectors must take climate action

It took two house moves for this Dublin couple to find the right home, in Co Mayo

A reprint of Mary Mulvihill’s tour of Ireland and a dive into late Victorian Dublin

Rent freeze threat hits Ires Reit with other property-related stocks also affected

The Irish-born restaurateur wants to drag the funeral business into the 21st century

Rick O’Shea, Emer McLysaght and others on their favourite bookshops as children and adults

Assaults causing harm now consistently at levels reached only briefly during Celtic Tiger

Climbing population levels in the capital are creating an existential crisis for the GAA

Ireland has 1,500 fewer pubs than in 2006. Nowhere has seen a steeper decline than Limerick

Dean says to walk through the building ‘is really to take a stroll through Irish history’

Leo Varadkar says any European leader exercising veto would not be forgiven for it

The champions' effective residency may be unfair but it's an understandable trade-off

The Bristol band turned their career-defining album Mezzanine inside out and made a new one

Subdued trading in Dublin with Kingspan, Total Produce and Dalata among gainers

Tullow Oil, CRH and Glanbia finish strongly in Dublin; UK shares rise to three-week high

Brown Thomas unapologetic about selling festive decorations and fake trees in August

‘People who have a habit of moving their lips silently when they read tend to be given a wide berth’

Kerry and Tipperary were found to be the joint highest users of water, outside of Dublin

Price growth strongest in cheaper parts of Dublin and for cheaper property types

Ireland is likely to support UK proposal at EU summit

House prices nationally are continuing to rise but at a slower rate, MyHome.ie report shows

Irish hospitality workers wanted in Revelstoke, famous for skiing, hiking and rafting

Funeral of murdered man hears ‘no mother should have to wake up to this nightmare’

Part of its turnover in coffees and stodgy lemon cake is covering a lot of free lunches

Leaving Cert 2017: Further education colleges offer a diverse array of programmes

Galway politicians and business leaders react to delay in planning decision for data centre

Beers are cheaper but taxis more expensive in New Zealand, home of Ireland tourism critic

Mick McDonald (76) says move to ease crime fears and ‘we can have a good night’s sleep now’

Limerick students pull away from Dublin rivals to book semi-final place in Sigerson Cup

Holders Mary Immaculate send out warning as quarter-final line-up is completed

Austin Gleeson returns from suspension to help Waterford IT defeat Trinity

Minister says issue not being put on ‘long finger’ and Dáil has appetite to deal with it

St Oliver’s national school in Killarney is part of a network of schools challenging teaching conventions

Fans show their colours as they play it again for Sam