Covid-19

Expiry of Title 42 rule expected to prompt a further increase in numbers seeking asylum

Emanual Gat’s LOVETRAIN2020 is a joyous exaltation of the physical, complete with flamboyant costumes, to a soundtrack of songs by 1980s duo Tears For Fears

Shutdown of production resulted in ‘significant costs’ to parent company Abhann Productions

Chaotic scenes as thousands of migrants tried to cross US border with Mexico before pandemic restrictions expired at midnight and new regulation took affect

What I Do: Sandra King is a wool crafter in Co Clare who spins and dyes her own yarn

Gangs were cleared out of areas around Grafton Street during Covid regeneration, so they moved on and settled in Temple Bar instead

Disadvantaged children, particularly younger ones who lost out on learning, set to pay longer term price in terms of work and earnings potential

About 100 machines that did not meet testing standards in storage at cost of €75,000 so far

What we have learned, if anything, is that most people are basically decent and shouldn't be under the thumb of extremists. And that the harsher the lockdown, the worse its knock-on effects

Philip Nolan says slide on potential Covid cases after festive period ‘created utterly the wrong impression’

Quick production of vaccines was a scientific coup and levels of public conscientiousness were impressive

Project to generate extra 105 jobs

Many corporate executives were quick to abandon video calls and get back on the road

Donnelly pays tribute to health staff and the public as announcement ‘marks symbolic end to the pandemic’

Covid-19 dominated world affairs for two years but on Friday the World Health Organisation said it is no longer a global health emergency

Obsessive focus on avoiding indebtedness forces countries to slam on the breaks in hard times, making the damage far worse than necessary

Survey of INMO intern members published on Thursday found 73 per cent were considering emigrating after they qualified

Top health experts to meet to decide if virus still represents a global threat

Former president accused of using forged documents to travel to US illegally

Group says it remains on track to achieve its 7%-9% revenue growth from other products this year

Big Four firms increase training to tackle ‘skills gaps’ among recruits

European health officials have advocated portfolio diversity to help fight different variants

Parts of the renewables sector are currently not profitable; fixing prices at a high enough point would ensure profitability and cut our reliance on fossil fuels

‘We would all have loved to find the silver bullet ... but the reality was far more complex,’ former CMO tells conference

Douglas Wallace Consultants expects to record income of about €2m this year

Karen McGowan told meeting work needed now to ensure healthcare workers better protected in another pandemic

Concern over third year students, in particular, who have lost significant tuition time

People over 70 and immunocompromised can register if they have not had jab in previous three months

Issues including increase in suicidal ideation among young people require more attention and action, says Minister for Children Roderic O’Gorman

Dr Anders Tegnell told Galway event that the decision, considered controversial by many, was based on plentiful data and continues to benefit children

Forecourt retailer has acquired 25 new sites over the past decade

Based at Mondello Park, Digital Motorsports has taken pole position in the racing sims sector, but it’s got big ambitions beyond the track

Drugmaker’s Xevudy fails to tackle most prevalent variants of coronavirus, say US regulators

Proposed orders deal in detail with various factors affecting the level of losses sustained

MP for North West Leicestershire accuses party of kicking him out ‘under false pretences’

Share of the €22.6bn collected in 2022 from top 10 companies jumped to 57% from 53% in 2021, says Revenue

Isme calls for Government to revisit tax debt warehousing scheme for SMEs

Disease watchdog warns of risk of outbreaks due to vaccination gaps in some countries

More than 850,000 doses of past-expiry date Covid-19 vaccines thrown out

As the end of the pandemic brings Pfizer to a year of transition, its country manager for Ireland says the group’s drug pipeline is the strongest it’s ever been