LVMH shares surged as luxury giant bounces back from pandemic
Record sales as customers snap up items ranging from Christian Dior couture to Hennessy cognac
Record sales as customers snap up items ranging from Christian Dior couture to Hennessy cognac
Abuse survivor criticises Government on lack of movement on planned memorial in Dublin
"Once the election is over, the government is planning to come down hord on people who haven’t paid their water bills... I can’t believe you haven’t heard about Aquatraz.”
Outgoing chairman of Higher Education Authority says country faces urgent decisions over funding third-level
Gigginstown team to further strengthen their hand for Cheltenham blue riband
Newbury winner conceding weight to Nicky Henderson’s Volnay De Thaix in Novices’ Chase
No selfie or Instagram picture can capture the essence of a person the way a painting can. Here, experienced portraitists give some pointers so you can have a go yourself
Cheltenham Gold Cup runner-up odds-on to secure maiden Grade One win
On balance, I’d say it’s a pretty bad day for the human race when I’m the least sexist person at the table
“God, I love Miriam Lord! Sometimes something will happen and I’ll be thinking, ‘Oh, dear, what’s our friend going to make of this tomorrow morning? It’ll be something bloody well priceless”
Pernod sees sales fall by 9% in China in its first quarter
Ross needs a new car - it's time to take a trip to see his old man
‘I created a vodka with taste, character, purity and smoothness,’ says Patrick Shelley
Italian jewellery and luxury goods group paid corporation tax of €13.5m in Ireland last year
Too many new stores and not enough new products have hurt the fashion giant
“Make it a good letter,” the old man goes. “One of your specials. Lots of forthwiths and hereafters and whatnots. That should wipe the bloody well smile off his face.”
. . . for something other than sleeping with her friends'
Five people talk about the bags that quicken their pulses and hold their purses
Oliver Sherwood’s afterthought entry succeeds despite heavy handicap
Connections of Fairyhouse favourite Gallant Oscar are keen on going for Aintree instead
Sara Baume and Colm Tóibín will also take part in this year’s literary event in Galway
The Hennessy Hall of Fame poet looks back on her childhood and the path that led her to ‘stand up for the word’
Work of seven young Irish fashion graduates opens in Soho carpark
Carlingford Lough has a ‘live chance’ at Cheltenham Gold Cup, says Tony McCoy
Veteran jockey’s best Grade One bet at Leopardstown is the Flogas Novice Chase
Boston Bob and On His Own on course for Hennessy next Sunday
The five shortlisted writers for the award being given on March 21st have strong track records
The list of recipients and judges of the prize – now in its new home at ‘The Irish Times’ – reads like a kind of ‘Who’s Who’ of modern Irish writing
Eighteen writers chosen from entries submitted in the last 12 months in three categories: First Fiction, Emerging Fiction and Emerging Poetry
The page founded by David Marcus, which launched the careers of many of our best known writers, has found a new home
Foxrock obliges for local owner and may now be steered towards the Hennessy
Johnny Burke gets the chance to aim for Boylesports success
Patrick Scott’s early works, seen in his retrospective, cast a spell
Mining stocks regain some momentum following increases in oil and metals prices
Owner tightens reins at group struggling for growth as consumers lose appetite for luxury labels
Willie Mullins’ charge can see off Don Cossack and Lord Windermere in Grade One feature
Trainer’s main focus will be cross-channel where Djakadam starts as favourite in the Hennessy
Four Irish brands in global top 50 rankings for travel-retail sales
Empire builder who transformed brand from staid handbag-maker to global brand
Judgment due next Tuesday on legal issues in unlicensed animal remedies case
Overseas flavour to competition as Reading Bluecoat set to take on Portora
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