John Hegarty: ‘The system in 2000 benefited the weaker teams’
Former Wexford footballer recalls the pre-qualifier era in Leinster
Redesigning part of the Cork flood defences may cause five year delay – council
Campaign group strong opposing the ‘wall based’ council scheme has mounted a number of legal challenges
Fast-tracking of flood defences needed amid planning delays, says Minister
Legal hold-up with River Lee scheme raises questions over whether planning regime is ‘fit for purpose’
Irish Times business awards to be hosted in early September
Awards ceremony originally due to be held on May 13th to take place at Mansion House
€7.4m launch planned for Kollect’s December stock market debut
The Irish start-up plans on raising €2.33m by selling 1.78m shares at €1.33 each
Proposal for second-tier championship still a hard sell within the GAA
Horan’s plan will need to amount to more than a rehashed Tommy Murphy Cup
Kate Holmquist: ‘A rule-breaker, trail blazer and a woman ahead of her time'
Hundreds attend service to remember writer who had the power to make words bloom just like the flowers in her garden
Dense rhododendron prevented Torc fire from spreading
Crews battled blaze in the Killarney National Park for more than 13 hours
‘He wanted to save the world’ - Mick Ryan’s mother describes aid-worker son
Clare man lived on Popes Quay in Cork city centre with his wife and two children
Oscar Wilde Water buys old Tipperary Water plant
Borrisoleigh site in line for €3m investment with pledge to create 100 jobs over two years
Judges gather as clock ticks down to Irish Times Business Awards
Winners selected in four categories, including Business Person of the Year
Former Trinity provost appointed to Irish Times Trust
Dr John Hegarty was previously TCD dean of research and head of Physics Department
Campaigners urge OPW to consider tidal barrier for Cork
OPW says tidal barrier will do nothing to prevent the Lee flooding Cork city centre
Cork business organisations back city’s €140m flood-relief scheme
Opposing campaign group says number of people against wall defences is increasing
Henning Dohrn of Audi Ireland: Steering towards a tech driven future
While self-drive and electric cars are imminent, people don’t want to buy cars online
Why ‘snobbery’ around apprenticeships must end
Training is seen as a fall-back option for students but a new plan aims to change this
Analysis: Are we sending too many students to college?
Drop-out rates highest among low-points courses at institutes of technology
The abolition of fees for third level was a regressive step
Opinion: We need to change the way our universities raise money, and fees are a necessary part of the equation
Third-level colleges face penalties over ‘poor performance’
€1m State funding may be withheld for GMIT, Dundalk Institute of Technology and NCAD
How are our universities and colleges performing?
Most institutions are faring well, but three face penalties for poor performance
US embassy invites all JI visa holders to special open day
It is estimated that as many as 150,000 Irish people have availed of the visa
Basking in the limelight for these Sharks
Annual advertising and marketing awards fiesta kicks off in Kinsale
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