Special Assignee Relief Programme aims to entice ‘high-calibre’ executives to Ireland

Capturing Maduro and putting him on display is US president's version of a Roman emperor’s triumph, entertainment for a senile king

Plenty of on-the-pitch examples should be giving World Rugby pause for thought

Irish consumers lose tens of millions of euro to criminals operating scams of this nature, watchdog says

With few savings on offer from October’s budget, you will have to rely on your own financial nous this year

Theatre critics are essentially hobbyists, criticism something to be squeezed between the demands of other work

Kaouther Ben Hania, director of The Voice of Hind Rajab, on the moral imperative to tell this tragic story from Gaza

Set in Tokyo, this tale of a whiny son forced to sleep on the pull-out sofa could do with lightening up

His future actions and not his words will determine the authenticity of his bona fides

First red flags for Amorim appeared in January last year, just two months after his arrival

Darragh O’Brien calls for planning decisions on national infrastructure to be taken out of local hands

For those within the football bubble, titles matter, and ‘manager’ implies more power than ‘head coach’

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Built in 1921, it was a place of great reverie, dance, debate and music. It was also a target of the Catholic Church

Wilfried Nancy may be catch that Celtic end up regretting

Unthinkable: Stoicism is not about outcomes, about getting what you want, or even about being happier or healthier

A reader says trying to get TUI to address her concerns consumed her holiday

I tell my gay and immigrant clients: we suffer more in imagination than reality. Words often can’t stop the inevitable

Babies born at the time of the metro announcement are now young adults resigned to taking hours to travel a few kilometres

Many employees say they have found a better work-life balance with remote and hybrid working