Quinn Industrial Holdings staff given warning after ‘life-changing’ assault on Kevin Lunney
Extent of reduced consumption depends on where data shown, new research indicates
Focus will be on home benefits package with support for gas and electricity bills
The dozen attackers have strong links to republican groups involved in extortion
Violence in Derry and Border areas a symptom of wider political failure
Varadkar proves he is not a man who eats his dinner in the middle of the day
Government sources taken aback by tone and content of Steve Barclay’s speech
Greta Thunberg will lead biggest march in New York after making impact in Congress
Ulster University develops the first computational brain model that explains human decision confidence and change of mind
Fórsa warns of ‘significant’ work-to-rule action by secretaries following the protest
Will leaves money to party in Republic, where donations are limited to €2,500
The rapper Dave wins for his album Psychodrama in a highly politicised ceremony
‘I thought we had a winning hand,’ the former British prime minister tells the BBC
Mulvaney says Brexit is an ‘internal’ issue but Good Friday agreement should be respected
Companies are having to deal with a deluge of new tax legislation and rules and there is no sign of a let-up, according to PwC partner, Susan Roche
Argument that State dependent on multinationals simply ‘bogus’, claims Nobel laureate
Irish back three will likely consist of Larmour and Stockdale on wings, with Conway at fullback
The best places to drink, foods to try, how much you can expect to pay and watch out for wild boars
Jim Gavin’s football team has broken the speed of sound, and look unbeatable
Ireland has 1,500 fewer pubs than in 2006. Nowhere has seen a steeper decline than Limerick
You can opt for a drop in salary without suffering a similar percentage plunge in take-home income
As October 31st D-Day approaches, the danger is that we will descend into a blame game
Urinary incontinence affects twice as many women as men but it’s a subject we tend to avoid. By sharing our stories we can discover the solutions and stop feeling embarassed about an issue that affects millions
If you are thinking about remodelling your bathroom then don’t start without reading these tips from Tony Murphy, TileStyle’s bathroom guru first
Residents and visitors can avail of new services like telemedicine from Arranmore’s General Practice thanks to improved broadband connectivity
A loan to meet your tax bill allows you to take control of cash flow and spread the cost of the bill into more manageable monthly payments
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