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Continental has spent five years creating the SportContact7 - testing it on the track was in order
College planning: What sectors will be in demand in five years?
Languages, health and engineering among areas likely to be needed by 2026
Matt Williams: Japan’s rise owes a lot to Weary Dunlop’s rejection of cruelty and hate
Former Wallaby endured torture as a POW but then brought the countries together
From Harrods to Cork: a small boy’s journey with a pet mouse
An Irishman’s Diary: 1950s summer trip remembered
Exertis strikes deal for new 86,000sq ft Dublin HQ
DCC subsidiary takes over lease at Fonthill Business Park unit at rent of €7.53 per sq ft
Ed Dunlop concedes Irish-trained horses have ‘stranglehold’ on Epsom Derby
Trainer preparing to lead home defence with John Leeper and jockey Adam Kirby
We’ve had decades of poverty, stifled dreams and lives unlived. But look on the bright side
RTÉ’s The Way We Were successfully dusted off the Reeling in the Years formula
Will the penny drop at Cork GAA over Mike Ashley’s track record?
Whole New Ball Game: Sports Direct owner’s treatment of workers not good for the optics
Sky at night to reveal celestial wonders, not least lovely Luna
Lure of nearest heavenly neighbour on menu for International Observe the Moon Night
Heroic insanity: When Michael Dunlop raced home in memory of his father
After Robert Dunlop was killed in practice, his two sons defied organisers to race
My favourite sporting moment: Game, set and couch as Borg takes down McEnroe
The 1980 Wimbledon men’s singles final remains vibrant in the memory for me
Dublin South West results: Zappone bows out as Duffy and Lahart take final seats
Minister Katherine Zappone ‘very proud’ of change she achieved in Government
Me and my cookbooks: the culinary collectors who are running out of space
These cookbook lovers just keep adding to their culinary collections
The message doing the rounds at the Japanese Grand Prix is ‘safety first’
Formula One’s decision to postpone qualifying until Sunday morning because of severe weather is entirely expected
Pay a big draw as demand for apprenticeships increases
Improved diversity and the prospect of earning a wage helping to attract recruits
‘We are asking employers to give people an opportunity’
Workplace training: What is it and what’s on offer?
Alternatives to CAO: Can they be a good first choice – even for high-points students?
Third-level is not the only option after the Leaving Cert – there are other opportunities out there
The sad decline of the sensible company name
Pilita Clark: Many modern businesses offer baffled outsiders no clues about what it is they actually do
‘Ashley effect’ may be key to Newcastle’s failure to score with buyers
Billionaire owner of Sports Direct said to be tricky to negotiate with
Frank McDonald’s memoir takes on politicians, Catholicism and ‘The Irish Times’
‘Truly Frank’ review: Journalist’s book is surprisingly vulnerable and expertly bitchy
IBRC sets up Dutch company to manage Sean Quinn’s Russia assets
Bergkamp Investments has taken over managing a portfolio once valued at €500m
Sailing column: Power-Smith’s lead in ISORA series to be tested on Saturday
Some 58 boats entered Double Ree Regatta that had an emphasis on putting fun back into junior regatta circuit
William Dunlop pursued his passion, funeral of motorcycle racer told
Third member of family killed in motorcycle racing laid to rest in Ballymoney, Co Antrim
Hundreds gather for funeral of motorcycle racer William Dunlop
Mourners pay tribute to 32-year old who was killed during practice run at weekend
Skerries 100 race goes ahead after William Dunlop killed in crash
Family and motorcycle club say race will be fitting tribute to reknowned motorcycle racer
Dettori set to partner Knight To Behold in Irish Derby
Italian superstar has won nine Irish classics during his outstanding career
‘Diamond standard’ Dr Maurice Hayes remembered at funeral
Late former senator ‘a giant who strode the stage of life in so many and varied roles’
Sally Rooney wins Young Writer of the Year award
Irish writer becomes joint youngest winner of the Sunday Times prize with ‘Conversations With Friends’
‘Partner bank’ of IBRC’s Moscow subsidiary was shut down by regulators
Lender involved in ‘conducting doubtful operations for the withdrawal of funds overseas’
Starbucks licensee refused demolition of Clonskeagh mansion
Colum Butler and brother Ciaran bought Ballsbridge coffee kiosk for €330k
‘Ford is a Cork company; it just has a large American branch’
As the motor company marks its centenary in Ireland this year, we look back at the life of founder Henry Ford
All you need to know about tight race for those Seanad seats
Sidelights of Irish political life: Car parks, farm lanes and enduring absence from home
Michael Chadwick set to retire from the Grafton Group
Long serving executive will be replaced by Bunzl CEO Michael Roney
Dramatic Dalkey home in league of its own for €6.5m
Beulah is elegant and light-filled, but its substantial grounds are what make it special
Gothic Revival mansion: Dublin’s latest ‘most expensive home’
Asking €10.5m, Inniscorrig is one of the most striking properties in south Dublin
Biggest car brands buy Irish-made components
Irish companies have become global players in the auto components sector
Travel Gear: zipped bags, survival grenade, Thermos boot
The return of the bandolier, surviving zombies (and more) and a wellington worthy of the Dark Knight
Drive gets under way to remould car production in Britain
UK’s car industry growing after a low in 2009, but fears of sustainability remain
Eircom sells prime Dublin redevelopment site to Clancourt
Telco also announces half-year revenue decline of 4 per cent, but says growth is near
My Cork: a lost paradise of Datsun Sunnys and winding streets
We left the real capital when I was six, so for years I used to be from Cork. Then I discovered that I’m always from the city
I live in Dublin now but Cork is part of my heritage and DNA, says Matt Cooper
A lot of my closest friends in Dublin are actually Cork people I didn’t know in Cork
Food File: the weekly food news round-up
Ballymaloe Litfest, a special year in Scotland, Little Christmas in Limerick
‘Disturbing’ increase in sexual violence
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre says social media being used as a form of abuse
Michael Dunlop wins 11th Isle of Man TT title
Brother William airlifted from race after suffering ‘two clean’ leg breaks in third-lap crash
Meet the Dunlops, Northern Ireland’s original road warriors
From the archives: In this interview from 2014 Tara Brady speaks to William Dunlop about how he and his brother Michael came to follow their late dad Robert and uncle Joey onto the open road
After 16-year planning tribunal inquiry, few punished for corruption
Analysis: all that’s left now is for the taxpayer to pay the legal bill
Cab case against Kennedy unaffected by tribunal report or collapsed criminal trial
Bureau believes lack of conviction not an impediment to case concluding
Comment: Our culture of impunity lives on
Some people are living in floodplains while others have no option but to drive to a shopping centre
Hodgepodge hatchbacks battle it out at Mondello
34 daredevils line up eager to race. Will your correspondent make the podium?
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