Irish Times writers correctly foresaw rises in WFH, sea levels and right-wing politics by 2025 but they didn’t see e-scooters coming, and the home Olympics still haven’t happened
Virus continuing to increase across all indicators but is at ‘very high levels’ among those aged 15 and under
Revenues at Dublin restaurant rose by 7% last year, latest accounts show, with owners saying the business is now ‘self-sustaining’
More than 200,000 personnel received €1,000 payment in recognition of their work during Covid-19 at cost of €211 million
If the property titans who run the city have no room for this famous beat-up bar, then what is left?
Former chief medical officer says opt-out from pollution restrictions is worrying for water quality
Almost 2,000 new influenza cases were reported in the week ending November 29th, double the previous week
Cases are on an upward trajectory and are expected to peak around Christmas
What does a modern-day dinner party look – and taste – like?
Respected economists once defended Hassett’s expertise but he has a record of partisanship and poor judgment
Decrease is ‘contrary to early concerns, expectations’ of pandemic-linked rise, researchers say
State-backed community development body, Pobal, which previously lost a €10,000 claim from same worker, ignored their own medical adviser
Eamonn Cunnane submits that ‘act of kindness’ during pandemic led to allegations against him of criminality, theft and negligence
Loneliness is not a one-dimensional experience, nor is it always bleak or even permanent, despite results of recent data
Cost of consultant architects rose from €246,000 in 2015 to €655,000 last year, audit finds
My uncle, who was in Screaming Trees and Queens of the Stone Age, died after moving to Killarney at the height of the pandemic. Our family have been trying to fit the pieces together ever since
In numbers: key take-aways from official inquiry report
Report says efforts were hampered by ‘toxic and chaotic’ culture under former UK prime minister
Report on second module of UK inquiry into pandemic strongly critical of Michelle O’Neill for attending IRA man’s funeral in June 2020
Cases rising early from a low level, with calls for those eligible to get vaccinated
Rickwang Tientcheu says he drifted through the Covid years of second level before building up his own app for students, Edu Éire
Plans for additional €400m support from the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund for developers
At the time of her death, more than 16,000 people were in emergency accommodation across the country
Cost-cutting initiatives and new product launches boost profits even as revenue falls 7%
Our openness can be a strength and we need managed growth in labour force to remain competitive
Presidential election debacle will soon fade but not delivering urgently on matters impacting people’s lives will not
In the post-pandemic years the club faced rising costs and fewer patrons, especially younger ones
Nicolae and Florin Mazarache were stopped by a garda at Dublin Airport in April 2021
Cheating during exams is almost always pre-planned, and the means of cheating remain familiar
With a market capitalisation of €4.24bn, EasyJet trades at less than half its pre-Covid price and a seventh of Ryanair’s
After an unremarkable budget and disastrous presidential election campaigns, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are in a dangerous place
‘People failed at their jobs’ after authorising payments without checking goods had been received, Bernard Gloster said
Those aged 16 to 24 felt ‘lonely most or all of the time over past four weeks’, says OECD report
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