Paul Kelly

Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme extended until March 8th

Retail, hospitality and food industry call for change to close contact rules

Preliminary hearing concluded the case was too serious to be heard at the Children’s Court

The incident allegedly occurred on November 9th at a youth project

Christmas joy as siblings, parents and other family members reunite for festive season

Shelmaliers led from the seventh to the 59th minute until Eamonn Callaghan’s late leveller

Forecast messages will encourage people to holiday at home, says tourism agency

Stores are part of Selfridges portfolio of high-end retail outlets in €4.7bn deal

Jason Finnegan (19) gets six months suspended sentence after admitting 30 offences

Teen has not yet pleaded in case, which State side wants to have moved to Circuit Court

East Mayo Anglers extend catch-and-release competition to include associate members who catch a salmon greater than 7lb

CCTV footage showed a 17-year-old girl falling between the platform and a train in April

The court heard the boy trolled her online after developing ‘obsessive crush’

The court heard she ‘was groomed at the age of 10 in relation to this type of behaviour’

Lisa Mongan (33) charged with stealing cosmetics and clothing valued at up to €600

Judge says offence was of ‘unique wickedness’ that merited custodial sentence

Armed gardaí deployed stinger device to stop vehicle which drove on wrong side of N3

Many operators are entering lean months undernourished after a short summer

Two adjoining properties with a rent roll of over €380,000 in revitalised Dublin street

Fáilte Ireland event underlines importance of reviving lucrative business tourism sector

Fáilte Ireland hosts first major event in Dublin since latest easing of restrictions

Ethics, bias and sensitivity training will help judges who feel ‘thrown in the deep end’

Brian Ó Domhnaill pleads guilty over incident in Donegal eight years ago

‘These structures are designed with full understanding of what the Irish climate is’

Businesses look abroad to hire chefs, while kitchen porters are ‘an endangered species’

Survey shows post-pandemic and Brexit bottlenecks drive up cost of many imported goods

Experts predict Irish tourism will be in survival phase until the end of 2022

Cost of transport, shipping, energy, raw materials and packaging has risen for sector

Horan’s side saw off Galway but first-half lapses would prove costly against Dublin

Funding is part of the €55m allocation for the tourism business continuity scheme

Early economic figures show emerging shift from east-west to north-south dealings

Tony Duggan (25) gets suspended sentence for violent assault at pub in Gortahork

Weston family appoint Credit Suisse to advise after unsolicited offer for group

Smart Money: From sliced pans to fishing, there are more flashpoints ahead

Urantsetseg Tserendorj died in hospital two weeks after being attacked in Dublin

Government defends move, Taiwan suspends entries from India except its citizens

Thomas McDonagh fined over incident following wrong order at Letterkenny outlet

Accused charged with stealing over €6,000 in fraudulent claims over a six month period

About 670,000 people inoculated, compared with target of four million by end of March

Allocation of €55m was allocated in Budget 2021 for a programme of tourism funding