Cost-of-living protest: ‘We’re planning a weekly dinner for elderly neighbours so they’d at least have a hot meal’
More than 100 people gather outside the Dáil to make stand against surging bills
Profits at David Hall’s private ambulance firm hit by directors’ pay hike
Lifeline Ambulance seeks permission to pay €1,000 Covid bonus without tax implication
An Bord Pleanála approves €42m Ballyboden housing scheme
Permission granted to developer for 131-unit scheme despite local opposition
Nursing home operator fails in bid to stop Glenveagh development
An Bord Pleanála approves 120-bed nursing home in Blessington, Co Wicklow
Dublin 4 residents fail to block €50m build to rent scheme
Total of 26 submissions were lodged by third parties concerned over the development
Cork hold off Dublin charge to land first U20 hurling title in 22 years
Rebels boss Pat Ryan praises his side’s fast start despite not playing since December
Ryan O’Dwyer: Dublin’s hurlers need to add a little chaos to their game
‘Dublin look to have a rigid gameplan and nobody steps outside of that’
High-rise housing debate between Ronan and McDonald falls flat
Online debate between McDonald and Ronan proves damp squib
Time and space: How awards can help unblock creativity
Four award-winning artists talk about the many obstacles to creating their work
The little known architectural firm that is transforming Dublin
The capital's streets are changing, and architects HJL are nearly always involved
Farmers scaling up efforts to reduce agricultural emissions – IFA
‘What often gets overlooked is positive and tangible change occurring at farm level’
FAI board to meet again as anger grows over league restart announcement
Nine Premier Division clubs backed a different proposal than the one favoured by First Division sides
China-based Corkman in the right place at the right time for Ireland
Dr Paul O’Brien used his connections in China to help source PPE and share expertise
Equipment from China will allow for rapid testing service for virus
Extra equipment means Ireland is not reliant on a single supply system, says Dr Paul O’Brien
We are in coronavirus-land now, and all is changed utterly
Covid-19 has landed on our shores, but has the penny dropped about what we’re facing?
QIH directors advised online group ‘to stop company break-up’
Emails sent in 2011 show QIH managers helping pro-Quinn Facebook lobby group
Brother of Dublin Jimmy wanted Garda to share intelligence with him
Francis McGuinness took High Court case seeking detail of why his yard was searched
Campaign of terror: 70 acts of vandalism and violence on Quinn Group firms
Timeline of events: Attacks on former Quinn Group businesses and managers began in 2011
Privacy issues pervade Digital Summit Dublin
Taoiseach notes challenges in regulating tech sector without stifling innovation
FAI hands out punishments for 12 alleged assaults on match officials
Referees’ society condemns ‘epidemic’ of poor treatment of match officials
Facebook urged government to spend more on data privacy regulator
Company was worried that big EU states would block Ireland from running one-stop shop on data protection
Buskers pledge to continue campaign against restrictions
Galway businesses express concern about loss of revenue as result of persistent noise
Plans for Limerick to hit new heights
The city’s visitors will have three more towers to look at if planning permission is secured
Tech trends: separating fact from science fiction
Trends are as common in tech as they are in fashion, but which are the ones most likely to last?
Priced out of Walkinstown? Consider Clondalkin
Graced by a 1,000 year old round tower, Clondalkin has a strong community feel and a good supply of family homes
State to double education funding for world’s most vulnerable
Government is to contribute €25m over three years to Global Partnership for Education
‘Significant shortcomings’ in Johnny Ronan tower proposal
Building to house 10,361 sq m of offices and ‘penthouse level’ restaurant, hearing told
Profit at Irish PR agency Drury rose 28% in 2016
Drury added a number of new clients to roster and changed its board structure
Woman (81) died after nightdress caught fire as she worked stove
Eithne Lee from Navan sustained 11% burns across her lower chest, abdomen and thighs
Dublin's tallest building planned by Johnny Ronan
Tara Street riverside construction would dwarf Liberty Hall and rise to 22 floors
Entire generation missing out on childhood in war-torn world
Government must ensure systems and supports exist for refugee children entering Ireland
Judge rules on request around former Quinn plant fire attack
Man not entitled to information linked to Garda search warrant application
Miriam Lord’s Week: Desperately seeking pop-up Dáil site
Clerys could be an option – on slow days, mannequins would come and fill the chamber
Amazon agrees to rent new D4 block beside former Burlington Hotel
The letting will be by far the largest in Dublin for several years
‘Tech hub’ is a ubiquitous term – not everyone knows your niche
Attention to detail is recommended when assessing tech hubs beyond Silicon Valley
Fingal to remember Battle of Ashbourne as part of Rising events
Battalion had decisive impact in one of few 1916 battles outside Dublin
Johnny Ronan plans to build offices at AIB Bankcentre
Developer’s scheme will be largest Dublin office development since crash
General election: Backroom staff driving the party machines
Who’s who within the inner circles of the party leaders
Tenant sought for €170m Burlo block
New office building on Burlington Road likely to attract multinationals
Late Carroll point takes Ard Scoil to final
Point two minutes from the end gives Ard Scoil Rís their place in Harty Cup final
Sex offender who fled Britain arrested in Dublin city hotel
Ex-lecturer Julian Myerscough absconded from Ipswich court before jury convicted him
New Goodbody unit limbers up
New unit has target of attracting funds under management of €1.5bn by 2020
When did everyone in tech start believing in unicorns
The explosion in new technology has led to a wave of new web-based services
Goodbody poaches four senior staff from rival Davy
Four to form nucleus of new retail asset management division
Former Quinn glass business sold for more than €400m
Aventas confirms sale of glass business in Co Fermanagh to Spanish group Vidrala
Father of girl (15) who fell to death from cruise ship took own life
Paul O’Brien (49) campaigned for better safety on ships following daughter’s death
RHP Bidco acquires Quinn Radiators
Investment group headed by Tony Mullins buys company from Aventas for €25m
Ex-Quinn executives in group bidding for manufacturing units
Offer of £80m-£90m for former Quinn packaging/construction supplies divisions
Structured proposal for Quinn firms to be ready ‘within days’
Effort to get financial backers delayed due to sabotage, says FG councillor
€130m for Nama shopping centre portfolio
Single lot sale to include retail centres in Cork, Balbriggan and Clonmel
Garda cleared of trying to foil drink-drive prosecution
Detective who reversed over four-year-old girl said he drank whiskey to calm his nerves
Nama Act a proportionate response
Judge notes ‘social anguish’ caused by senior bankers as he dismisses challenge
Bus set alight at Quinn Packaging in Co Cavan
Latest attack since the company was taken over by receivers in 2011
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