Doris steps up for Ireland, while Sexton steps in
Gordon D’Arcy on the force of nature that is RG Snyman; Karen Duggan on the ‘disconnect’ between the league and the Irish set-up
Gordon D’Arcy on the force of nature that is RG Snyman; Karen Duggan on the ‘disconnect’ between the league and the Irish set-up
The most pessimistic in Leinster House believe the Greens could see just two or three TDs in the next Dáil, all in Dublin
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Recent controversies are not the reason for Sinn Féin’s decline, they’re symptoms of its underlying reality
Tell Me About It: Am I the common denominator and are people staying away from me? I’d hardly blame them
Scheme could allow homeowners to claw back a portion of the cost attached to expensive insulation materials
Mary Lou McDonald does not have a GUBU moment but a FUSA moment - a ‘Full, Unequivocal, Sincere Apology’
Road Safety Authority’s surplus could be reduced or eliminated ‘due to having to meet the costs of contracts indexation’
The imposing South African lock has already shown this season he possesses the vision to unlock the creativity of younger team-mates
Dublin criminal Thomas ‘Bomber’ Kavanagh’s barrister suggested he had ‘put himself at risk’
Careful planning in drawing up your will or giving during your lifetime can reduce the State’s tax take
The evidence propelling the narrative of Dublin city centre as some sort of urban hellscape is flimsy at best and almost entirely anecdotal.
The author on his quick success with his debut novel The Loney and his new book Barrowbeck
London Letter: Tech workers pay big sums to rent small houses built in the shadows of Guinness Trust blocks of affordable homes
Rent is competitive at €45 sq ft in refurbished building that dates from 1765
Dublin site offers excellent potential for a duplex or apartment development
On the market for €4m, 66/67 Strand Street offers plenty of space for offices or scope for redevelopment
Singing the same role in the same place as the opera great was a goal fulfilled for Ireland’s leading mezzo and NCH artist-in-residence
Close to colleges including Bolton Street and Grangegorman, the site might suit a student accommodation development
Five years ago this Christmas, the former LA Times food editor and his wife came to Ireland for a year... now they call Waterford home
To build 50,000 houses a year residential developers need a more diverse capital structure
Louise Erdrich takes affectionate look at turbulent teenage trio and landscape that shapes them