Aramune Technologies raises €932,000 in funding round
Cash to be used to develop the industrial-scale manufacturing process for its first product
Kainos revenue jumps 29%, marking 12th consecutive year of growth
Pretax profit rose 3 per cent to £58.8 million, software company based in North says
Who pays more income tax, workers in Republic or in North?
Long-held assumption is it’s better to work in North and receive benefits in Republic
Alan Conlan obituary: One of the leading thoracic surgeons of his generation
Wexford-born surgeon published extensively and pioneered important work
Brexit and the Northern Ireland protocol: What happens next?
Within Belfast, Brussels, London and Dublin, politicians get to grips with the protocol problem
Rise of Alliance reveals surprising facets of North’s shifting politics
Party’s supporters are not necessarily neutral on constitutional question
‘The age of entitlement is over’: Alliance surge represents major societal shift
Rise of the party will lead to a radical shake-up in how the North is governed
South Down: Diane Forsyth elected for DUP after wrangling over candidate
Bullying claim: DUP referred ‘misogynistic’ and ‘outrageously offensive’ material to police
Non-religious teachers ‘hide’ beliefs for job opportunities – study
Schools have right to discriminate against recruits on basis of religion, report says
More Irish than UK passports issued in Northern Ireland for first time
Brexit cited as key reason behind growing numbers of applications for Irish passports in North
Daydreaming chidren may be learning more slowly, say researchers
Experts find that children ‘mind wandering’ 25% of the time and could not avoid tendency
Jim Allister’s big test: Can unionist firebrand move in from the margins?
Assembly elections will reveal if relentlessly negative messaging can be turned into votes
UCD and Queen’s to enhance collaboration on critical areas of research
Move is to enhance co-operation in research and innovation ‘in areas of mutual strength’
Cross-Border collaboration critical to future all-island economy
UCD and Queen’s university forge historic alliance via research and innovation
Kenmare Resources shows its mettle with titanium mining initiative
Interview: Managing director Michael Carvill oversaw move of entire factory in Mozambique
Fibrus Networks founder Conal Henry to chair Shannon Group
Businessman to become State company’s third chairperson since 2020
Chile writes a new history: ‘This is an opportunity to design the country we dream of’
The once-conservative country has elected a radical and is drafting a new constitution
Lisa McGee: ‘If I was a different writer, Derry Girls could be quite a bleak show’
The sitcom writer on her childhood, becoming Jessica Fletcher and her big break
Causeway secures €1.8m in investment for nanosensor platform
Diagnostics company based in North is a spin-out from Queen’s University Belfast
Ireland braced for tough assignment as they seek fourth successive win
Head coach Murphy makes a couple of changes to the team that beat Italy for England test
Cross-Border research projects to get €37m funding
Government higher education initiative aims to deliver all-island approaches to innovation
Time for a ‘unity referendum’? Making the argument for a united Ireland
Ireland’s Future, a civic nationalist group seeking a Border poll, is growing in ambition
The secret shared history of Ireland and Ukraine
Europe Letter: Kyiv native and fluent Irish speaker on the struggle for independence
Rory Montgomery appointed as new chair of Press Council
Retired diplomat served for 36 years in Departments of Foreign Affairs and Taoiseach
Trinity and Blackhall students through to Irish Times Debate final
Final of Ireland’s longest-running third-level debating competition to take place at UCC
Dublin to host St Brigid’s Day events, celebrating the original Brigit
Tuesday’s celebrations include tours, lectures and a concert - but no bank holiday yet
Tiny dot that shows early signs of infection, invented by NI scientists
Non-invasive indicator does not make contact with wound but sniffs the air above it
Red squirrels’ battle for survival hindered by non-native conifers
Native predators and woodlands ensure biodiversity that enable red squirrels to thrive
Neolithic site could change understanding of what beef meant to ancient Irish
Discovery of at least 58 individual cattle remains near Finglas paints complex picture
Peer faces backlash after claiming NI professions ‘dominated’ by nationalists
Kate Hoey accused of ‘gross stereotyping’ of journalists and lawyers in unionist pamphlet
How to read the feeder schools tables
Lists normally includes all schools where 11 or more pupils sat the Leaving Cert exam
North-South collaboration: ‘Dying is dying. It doesn’t matter where you live’
Hospices both sides of Border are pooling skills and insights to improve palliative care
Covid-19: 30,000 cases recorded in North over New Year period
Fifteen coronavirus-related deaths reported while teachers warns of staff shortages
Fusion Antibodies’ CSO increases stake in company to 2.43%
Richard Buick’s 20,000 shares issued under employee share option scheme
Lack of UK compromise on NI Brexit deal ‘deeply disappointing’ – Coveney
Loyalists see protocol as ‘a trick by the South’ to take over the North, says Ahern
Kainos upbeat on opportunities as revenues rise by a third
NI firm posts £142.3m in revenues in first half with pre-tax profits up 3% to £24.8m
Newton Emerson: Unionist acceptance of NI protocol very close
Big group of soft-unionist protocol pragmatists exist – in other words, people like me
Austin Currie, civil rights leader and SDLP co-founder, dies aged 82
Former FG minister died peacefully in his sleep at home in Co Kildare, family says
Ulsterwomen find perfect mix of city and country on Isle of Man
We were both born and raised in Ulster but our friendship developed on the Isle of Man
TV guide: 27 of the best shows to watch this week, beginning tonight
Ireland’s Fittest Family, Underdogs, Dalgliesh, and Liam Neeson in The Marksman
Catherine Pierse announced as new director of public prosecutions
She will take over from Claire Loftus when the latter stands down in November
Liopa gets a yes for its speech-recognition software
Tech firm backed by Invest NI wins contract with UK hospital for its lip-reading application
Breda O’Brien: Armagh kerfuffle highlights church leaders’ work for reconciliation
President’s refusal to attend NI service may have focused more attention on work for reconciliation carried out by the Church Leaders’ Group
Taoiseach to meet NI political leaders during Belfast visit
Martin to attend event exploring the all-island and global response to climate change
Government wants to forge closer cross-Border links to tackle skills gaps
Calls for Erasmus-style programme to boost access to education on both sides of Border
United Ireland would grant unionists ‘significant’ opportunities in coalitions
Research shows preference for creation of integrated unitary state over devolved model
Covid-19: 1,394 further cases reported by Department of Health
NI authorities report eight more deaths and 1,199 new cases in past 24 hours
Sefcovic warns of NI instability if post-Brexit agreement renegotiated
European Commission vice-president says EU has been engaging constructively with UK
Flavonoid-rich foods and red wine can lower your blood pressure, study finds
‘Effects are achievable with simple changes to the daily diet,’ says lead researcher
Student entrepreneurs to test device for visually impaired at Dalymount Park
Technology helps fans with visual impairments feel the energy and speed of live sport
Dogs can alert their owners to impending epileptic seizures - study
Using sweat harvested from people with epilepsy, researchers exposed dogs to odours captured before, during and after seizures
Is an exoskeleton suit the next step into the future?
Wearable technology may make exercising easier or help patients who struggle to walk
Kevin McCoy – made hugely positive impact on the lives of Irish children and vulnerable people
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Revenues rise but losses widen at Belfast-based Fusion
Queen’s University spin-out is focused on the monoclonal antibody therapeutics market
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