Three years after surrendering control of Digicel to bondholders, an upturn in the telco’s fortunes could yet net the Irish businessman a windfall

It’s an interesting exercise to stand on the penalty spot and look towards the goal

Advance interrogation of identified risks in a transparent manner trumps a late statutory inquiry that ought not to have happened

How much sense does dollar move make?

Sonar and weapons little use without personnel on board

The work was done for the State Claims Agency, which paid out €388.58m in damages in 2024

It is wrong to assume that people of left-wing disposition are prejudiced against Jews

There’s little point raging at Ryan Manning, Finn Azaz, Alan Browne, Hemir Hallgrímsson or any other individual

Rob Heneghan – the ‘most followed racing pundit in world’ – gets High Court injunction against Cork tipster over death threat claims

Irish Government must put decisive pressure on Israeli government to stop this legislation

Some parents want faith-based education

Authorities set the tone for good etiquette

Ireland playing catch-up with other EU states

Performance points to a team on the right track

Aughinish Alumina revelations in The Irish Times came a day after Russia launched a wave of missile and drone attacks across Ukraine

Irish drivers seem incapable of using the outside lane to overtake

Mammy and Ammi Burke land the Best Easter Egg Hunt prize for their elusive turn

Ireland remains highly dependent on fossil fuels despite experiencing previous oil crises

The Keeper, the US-born crime writer’s third Cal Hooper novel, allows her to further dissect Irish culture from an interloper’s perspective

An expectation that current policies are sufficient to halve emissions this decade appears absurd