Being boss of Wrightbus – ‘It was a big risk at the time: this isn’t Tesla’
Buta Atwal has led a resurgence at the Ballymena busmaker that collapsed in 2019
Extended two miles just the sort of stamina test Fil Dor needs
Eric Bloodaxe an attractive each-way prospect in the Albert Bartlett
Old pals Zanahiyr and Quilixios could go head-to-head at Cheltenham
Debate over which Grade 1 winner is superior may be settled at JCB Triumph Hurdle
Envoi Allen settling in after move to Henry de Bromhead’s yard
‘It’s a big change for them, you try to keep it as simple as possible, but it is a big change’
Gardaí send samples from skull found in Cork for DNA analysis
Husband of missing Tina Satchwell notified ‘in line with protocols regarding missing persons’
Midleton skull: Gardaí say it may be weeks before identification
Remains believed to be female and were at scene for less than ten years
Brexit bound to disrupt transport of horses to and from Britain
“We are looking to see if we can continue the facilitative movement of horses which was there beforehand but that depends on a trade deal”
Hydrogen evangelist sees ‘dawning of an age’
JCB heir Jo Bamford aims to change public transport with Ballymena firm Wrightbus
Latitudes of Longing: history, culture and the importance of connectedness
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Building company failed on back of coronavirus crisis, court hears
Provisional liquidator appointed to Meath construction and plant hire company
Cheltenham Festival 2020: Race times, TV details, best bets and more
The Cotswolds are ready to come alive despite looming threat of the coronavirus
Cheltenham Festival 2020: Day-by-day guide
Brian O’Connor looks at the Irish contenders for next week's Cheltenham Festival
Judge warns father and son they face jail over windfarm row
Joseph and Seosamh McGonigle accused of blocking access to Co Donegal facility
Labour MP’s leaked conversation gives Johnson a lucky break
Analysis: Final days of election campaign have not gone to plan for UK prime minister
Bamford closes deal to acquire Wrightbus out of administration
Businessman to employ 60 initially as he assesses prospects for Ballymena bus maker
Rescue deal for Wrightbus rejected by company controlled by founder’s son
Bidder warns busbuilder faces liquidation as early as tomorrow if no deal approved
Wrightbus administrators in exclusive talks with one buyer
Jo Bamford specialises in providing hydrogen fuel for buses
Stepping in when fire hit a rival was key to securing large contracts
EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalist Lily Holmes of PB Machine Tech
Miriam Lord: Bare necessities as O’Sullivan canvasses door to door
Naturist warning, Mansion House drink, Stepaside JCB, Daly and singing politicians
ATMs found empty in woods after theft from Co Meath banks
An estimated €200,000 had been removed from machines stolen from banks in Kells
ATM thefts part of an international crimewave
In 2018, 4,549 acts like Ireland’s digger-assisted robberies occurred across 20 countries
ATM thefts: Cash machine ripped from wall in Bushmills is recovered
Robbery is ninth such attack in Northern Ireland since start of the year
Sir Erec and Mark Walsh look like a winning Triumph Hurdle combination
JP McManus’s star juvenile has overcome a stone bruise and could dominate the field
Cadmium justifies favouritism to book his Cheltenham ticket
Chosen Mate lands dramatic success in the novice hurdle at Naas
PwC paid David Davis more than €18,000 for Dublin speech
Fee was charged for 12 hours of former Brexit secretary’s time
German MP says Border controls in Ireland inevitable in event of no-deal Brexit
Liam Fox admits Britain may not be able to replace any of the EU’s trade deals ahead of March 29th
Miriam Lord: Bríd Smith neatly finishes Varadkar’s sentence
Leo knew he was about to put his foot in it on housing, so he put his mouth in reverse
Traveller family accuses Dublin City Council of destroying home
Ann and Michael Connors say they were alerted while in a mediation meeting
Star-gazing domes to fancy yurts: the best places for glamping
If you want to stay somewhere different – but with all the comforts of home – try ‘glamorous camping’
Tallaght school reopens in defiance of Lidl vandalism
Locals feel let down, disgusted and embarrassed over ‘shameful’ weekend incident
Wicklow wind farm developer seeks injunction against protesters
Ballycumber Wind Farm tells High Court interference could cost it up to €3.1m
Founder of successful plant-hire company and a Fianna Fáil fundraiser
Obituary: William O’Brien; born November 2nd , 1928 – died: July 15th, 2017
Plastic fantastic: Buyout puts former forklift driver on a Swiss roll
Friday interview: James McGee, chief executive of Athlone Extrusions
Stock car racing, Tallaght, 1994: ‘It was carnage’
‘Top Gear’ met ‘The Snapper’ in the mid-1990s, when an adventurous photographer ventured on to the mud-splattered racetrack
JCB to quit CBI over Brexit disagreements
Construction equipment firm’s chairman Lord Bamford is supporter of leaving the EU
Vote Leave has defection as doctor deserts campaign over NHS
Senior Conservative MP cites ‘background economy’ affecting UK health service
Man charged in court with murder of Kenneth O’Brien
‘I am responsible for killing Kenneth’ Paul Wells (48) told gardaí
Two remain in custody following Kenneth O’Brien murder
Arrests are the first in the investigation into the murder of the 33-year-old father-of-one
Gardaí search canal murder victim Kenneth O’Brien’s house
Dismembered body of 33-year-old father found in canal was identified through DNA
Grow: Devotions in bloom
Gardening and writing are Anna Pavord’s two favourite disciplines and she combines them beautifully
Judge claims Roma working with Travellers in insurance scams
Circuit Court hears crashes being faked to mount fraudulent personal injury claims
Death of man (40) on Co Cork farm investigated
Pat Buckley crushed by JCB while feeding cattle in Mourneabbey near Mallow
Ruby Walsh spoilt for choice on St Stephen’s Day
Champagne Fever and Faugheen bound for Kempton while Vautour on target to run at Leopardstown
Appeal to let Donegal beached whales ‘die in peace’
Hopes fade for entire pod of whales beached in Falcarragh
Festival Fit: Let’s do the Blitzkrieg Bop
Cat Laughs, Forbidden Fruit, Bloom, Dublin Kite Festival and Nazis in Wexico
Gardai uncover underground cannabis growhouse in Cork
Detectives arrest three Lithuanian men after raid on land at Ballyvourney
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