Bacik embraces optimistic view of a possible Labour renaissance
The party’s 14th leader has an immense task ahead with aggravation behind the scenes
Gunning for glory: Chesterfield head to the Bridge for daunting Chelsea clash
Dublin defender’s nomadic footballing life set for career highlight in FA Cup tie
Cuffe apologises for putting fake firm on mock ballot used to poll voters
Green Party member asked volunteers to give ballot paper to households days before 2002 election
Green Party MEP Cuffe ‘disappointed’ with housing reforms
‘I understand several of my parliamentary colleagues in the Oireachtas are of a similar view’
Forest Green Rovers could ‘break new ground’ by appointing female manager
‘We’ll recruit the kind of person perhaps that hasn’t been recruited before to be a head coach’
Covid-19: Minister seeks ‘solidarity tax’ on high earners and firms ‘highly profitable’ in pandemic
Green TD Joe O’Brien said move could offset potential of deepening inequality
Food and drinks companies facing mandatory emissions targets
Change in Bord Bia programme will compel members with €50m turnover to set goals
All-party group calls for ban on fracked gas and mandatory methane target
Report includes 78 recommendations on ‘significantly strengthening’ Climate Bill
Stubborn Covid figures mean further tension between Nphet and Government expected
Politicians’ aim to unlock society will not match public health advice with disease’s downward trajectory no longer in place
‘Serious concerns’ expressed by council over Dublin 4 co-living development
Local authority asks developers to submit revised plans for project at Kiely’s site
Green Party Cllr Lorna Bogue resigns over Mother and Baby Home issue
Party has failed to engage ‘on this issue with a full understanding of its seriousness’
Leo Varadkar: Government has made ‘a lot of unforced errors’
Tanaiste says coalition has got off to ‘a pretty rocky start’ as Dáil breaks for six weeks
Irish Times view on State’s failure to protect internationally important habitats
Ireland referred to EU’s Court of Justice for not designating special areas of conservation
Irish holidaymakers have been thrown under the bus
Confusion has led to competing advice as precious time disappears for hard-hit travellers
Cabinet carve-up: Jobs in new government handed out but no ministry for Varadkar ally Eoghan Murphy
Eamon Ryan set to head up new department responsible for climate and transport
Politicians walk into pensions minefield with eyes wide open
Nothing done over 10 years to persuade private sector employers to ease retirement age
Dragons at the Docks boat race raises €350,000 for charity
Kennedy Wilson overall winner of property industry fundraiser for Dublin Simon Community
Church of Ireland marks 150 years since end of role as state church
A unique institution continues to accommodate those people of divergent political views
Claim Varadkar’s appointments are based on merit ‘very offensive’
Corcoran Kennedy says gender balance does not appear to be factor in ministerial choices
Consider breaking Egypt ties over Ibrahim Halawa - Martin
All-party delegation to be set up to visit Egyptian parliament and Mr Halawa in jail
Hostage-raids timeline: Latest is first in more than a year
Type of robbery popular with criminal gangs in 2000s but has since become less frequent
Selling Ireland’s recovery to Americans
Goodbody organises investor day in Boston where seven Irish companies pitched stories of recovery to US institutions
Bord Bia Awards: Entrepreneurship rewarded at food industry ‘Oscars’
Awards highlight talent, imagination and professionalism at heart of sector’s success
Danish lessons for Ireland on the green-tech economy
Denmark is well on way to achieving target of independence from fossil fuels by 2050
Booked review: Green Giants by E Freya Williams
How choosing sustainability can actually help smart companies make money
Seen & Heard: Lloyds Pharmacy lines up Sam McAuley takeover
Deal would copperfasten US-owned group’s position as Ireland’s largest pharmacy chain
Analysis: Crisis reflects dysfunctional Dublin system
Securing support for a pan-European policy on asylum will be a challenge
Eamon Ryan criticises Fine Gael for not backing Lux Leaks tax inquiry
FG MEP Brian Hayes says inquiry should not be country-specifc
Germany rules on economic planning but Irish opportunism makes sense
Business Opinion: German plan is so good it makes it difficult for us to plan long-term
Ires Reit snaps up Marker apartment block for €50.1m
The 84 apartments are estimated to generate a gross rental income of almost €2.1 million
Markets gain ground as monetary policy remains unchanged
Iseq closes 1.49% higher, with Bank of Ireland again the busiest stock
Malala wins EU’s Sakharov human rights prize
16-year-old was attacked by Taliban last year while on a school bus in Pakistan
Taliban victim Malala Yousafzai wins EU human rights prize
Teenager beats fugitive US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden for award
How to save €1,500 in the brand scheme of things
For one week only, Pricewatch resolved to rely on own-brand products sourced in Aldi to feed a family of four
Strand designs: sea views in Sandymount for €1.2m AMV
This fine three-bedroomed period house, part of a smart terrace in Dublin 4, needs just a little improvement to bring it back to its stunning best
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