More than 100 ESB staff received €200,000 severance deal each
Trade unions negotiated deal in relation to personnel who worked in power plants that were closing or being downsized
Trade unions negotiated deal in relation to personnel who worked in power plants that were closing or being downsized
Up to 60,000 race fans expected at Leopardstown for next week’s four-day Christmas festival
Dip in on-course bookmaker betting last year to €57 million
Gulf between words and actions when it comes to independent regulation of the sport
Wayne Lordan wins ‘ride of the year’ for Irish Cesarewitch victory on Waterville
Current deal with Newmarket-based LGC analytical laboratory ends in December
Colin Keane will partner Tuwaiq and Offiah after he reached 100 winners for season in record time
Chief executive Husbands hoping up to 5,000 might be able to attend next month’s meeting
Disturbing evidence revealed in Panorama programme: The Dark Side of Horse Racing
IRTA chairman Halford tells Oireachtas committee good name of Irish racing has been ‘maligned’
Dr Lynn Bolger tells Oireachtas Committee doping allegations treated in confidence
The Grand-National-winning jockey on an incredible year
IHRB personnel now authorised to drug-test thoroughbreds in unlicensed premises
‘Owners have been patient long enough. They need to let them back,’ says Ger Lyons
Grassroots arm of racing to resume in a limited format next month
Micheál Martin says Ireland will be in a ‘different position’ in April due to vaccination
‘I almost keep having to watch the race again and keep pressing rewind to make sure it actually happened’
Agriculture committee chair says McConalogue could be invited for broad discussion
Intriguing ongoing battle with Townend for championship will be subplot at Fairyhouse
On-course bookmakers haven’t been operating since first Covid-19 lockdown last March
No paying customers for nine months has put some major tracks under pressure
“People are pointing at the breeders but we’re playing ball with this”
HRI chief executive says it’s important if numbers are for spectators or all personnel
Running Ireland’s most valuable steeplechase behind closed doors would not have felt right
Qatar’s Qipco pulled their backing in April having sponsored the race for last six years
Races remain behind closed doors as Goodwood plans pilot event with 5,000 crowd
State’s decision to move resumption date forward means racing is only live show in town
Shutting up wasn’t an option when thousands of thoroughbreds require attention
Both Guineas races in England and in Ireland are set to take place just one week apart
Frustration within Irish racing circles as peers in France and England prepare to resume action
‘We’re ready to go’ admits trainer and former champion jockey
‘We’re an outdoor industry and maybe could turn a negative into a positive’
Officials refuse to speculate on when the sport might resume after April 19th
All fixtures closed to public until at least March 29th on back of Government advice
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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