John Horgan

Countermeasures – John Horgan on ways around a dry St Patrick’s Day

An Irishman’s Diary

Pragmatism v Principle – how the Seanad attempted to tackle the issue of children born out of wedlock

An Irishman’s Diary

How Ireland’s relationship with the UK has evolved with our role in in the EU

An Irishman’s Diary: British archives throw light on negotiations between Ireland and Britain during second World War

‘You have only to say the word’ – An Irishman’s Diary on Tom Barry and former revolutionaries

Kindred spirit – An Irishman’s Diary on rural distillation

Fr Enda McDonagh remains powerful voice for theology at the fringe

Rite&Reason: At 90, he never ceases to generate original thought, profound and quizzical

Kepak secures access to $122bn US burger market

Irish processor becomes first European meat firm to gain access to lucrative mince market

United Ireland: De Valera’s secret plan for unification

The taoiseach wanted to bring Ireland into the Commonwealth with the queen as its head

Agri firms raise concerns on no-deal Brexit plans to avoid hard border

Major recruitment of customs officers needed to manage farm- or factory-gate checks

The architectural revival transforming Cork’s landscape

Developments along the quays helping to advertise opportunities offered by city

That’s All, Volks – Frank McNally on the rise and fall of the Volkswagen Beetle

An Irishman’s Diary

Publishing, for John Mulcahy, was ‘a passion, not just a job,’ mourners told

President Michael D Higgins among those at Mass for founder of ‘Sunday Tribune’ and ‘Phoenix’

Kepak hedges bet on Brexit with UK acquisition

Irish meat group acquires red meat operations of UK food group 2 Sisters

How ‘Humanae Vitae’ crushed the hopes of millions of Catholics

Fifty years ago encyclical laid down terms of church’s ban on artifical contraception

Frank McNally: The service now arriving on Platform 1 is a piano

An Irishman’s Diary on the music of trains

The Lemass Tapes will reshape Irish history

The tapes, recorded by hotelier Dermot Ryan in 1967, are an exceptional political testament

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