MML-backed Innovu buys Goggin Insurance brokers

Deal will see Darragh Goggin become shareholder and director of enlarged group

Sectors to watch which are capable of delivering results

A notable feature of Ireland’s success in attracting FDI has been its ability to adapt to rapid changes in the industrial landscape

Coronavirus search: How is Covid-19 spreading in your area?

Blanchardstown and Mulhuddart local electoral area top Covid-19 incidence rate

Journalist Donal Musgrave (78) dies after long illness

Lengthy career saw him cover many major stories for Examiner, Irish Press and Irish Times

Traineeships are flexible and adaptable

Programmes can open doors to level six or seven third level NFQ programmes

Plastic snugs and seats for all: The pub after the pandemic

We won’t have ‘packed pubs’ anytime soon, so how will going for a socially distant pint work?

Young scientists explore eco-anxiety and how to deal with it

On day two of BTYSTE students show exciting projects with social and medical benefits

Irish pub closures: The slow death of the local bar

Ireland has 1,500 fewer pubs than in 2006. Nowhere has seen a steeper decline than Limerick

EPA warns of greater risk of cryptosporidium in drinking water

Overall water quality is high but report finds inadequate processes to treat parasite

Cab wants to sell €2.8m worth of cars seized from motor dealer, court hears

Criminal Assets Bureau told judge the fleet seized in Limerick would ‘rapidly depreciate’

For three innovations it’s all about safety first

Walkers, runners, riders and cyclists need to be seen or heard to be safe

Seven wonders of Ireland’s historical world

While we’re all familiar with high-profile places like Glendalough and Newgrange, there are 750 less well-known heritage sites around Ireland, all worth a visit. Here’s a taster of just a few of them

Life’s Work: Pat O’Donovan, antiques auctioneer, Newcastle West, Co Limerick

The Irish players at the forefront of new publishing

Ireland is punching above its weight in the world of New Publishing, with Irish people leading the charge in this fast-changing, global industry, Celine Naughton reports