For parting couples with property to divide, it’s complicated

Launching earlier in the year or at off-peak times ensures competition is less intense

A building energy rating certificate is compulsory for all homes offered for sale in Ireland, but does a good rating make a whit of difference to buyers?

Society aims to bring history and traditions of Irish policing into the public arena

Department of Justice to pay €11,500 to €100,000, depending on length of stay in laundries

Department of Finance study shows banks remain reluctant to write off debt

Silicon Valley lawyer helps companies protect their IP, or get permission to use IP from others

Department says term extensions most regular solution to issues

Conference to hear how inclusivity, funeral regulation and hospital culture need to change

US job allowed Dublin woman to become expert in motivational research

A conference this week aims to reduce preventable birth injuries, which lead to cerebral palsy

Marijuana is less toxic, addictive and harmful than alcohol, says successful campaigner for legalisation

The High Court will rule on Friday in a landmark case against the HSE and its strict criteria for home births

Under-50s are unhappy with how much they can put aside, while over-50s are unhappy with their returns

Rate was a broadly stable over the past year, with a 12-month average of 2.95 per cent

Decline in exports of medical and pharmaceutical products drives decrease

Business leaders still unhappy with upward only rent reviews and high labour costs

Many women in Ireland are using medication to induce abortion, but the tablets are not always safe. Would the proposed Protection of Life During Pregnancy law put women in even greater danger?

Medical school entrance exam results will only be valid for a single year

€10 silver coin and €20 gold coin feature a portrait of President Kennedy, the first president of the United States to appear on an Irish coin

Irish Lives: Alicia Liebenberg tells how special education cuts will affect her son Finn

Savvy employers are realising that happy staff are more productive. Some firms now offer advice on health, money and even love

Joan Blackbyrne is taking case against Independent TD Thomas Pringle and the Houses of the Oireachtas

Passionate about work and about parenting

One woman finds that being in her 20s gives her time to think things through

American comedian says 24-hour nature of modern living and the constant pressure to strive is leaving many of us burnt out

Communications manager Tara Humphreys (40) and former Aer Lingus employee Irene Rooney (78) tell their stories

Pupil of special school in Balrotherwas left on the bus as driver departed for depot