Competition commission ordered Topaz to sell its 50 per cent share as a condition of buying Esso Ireland

Lucy Deegan from Laois has won five Texaco Children’s Art Competition prizes in total

Contest a clever distraction from true nature of its sponsor, a major fossil-fuel player

Valero Energy (Ireland) sells motor fuel, home heating oil and owns 50% stake in fuel terminal at Dublin port

Operating revenue falls 22% to $19.58 billion but total costs and expenses fall by a fifth

Marta Turalska wins overall category and prize of €1,500 for ‘My Grandma With Grape’

The companies are interested in buying business Topaz must offload in Esso takeover

Cork manager inducted into the GAA Museum Hall of Fame along with Dublin legend Jimmy Keaveney

Monaghan student Frances Treanor’s ballpoint pen artwork ‘powerful’ says judge

Acquisition of BG Group in $70bn deal will give Royal Dutch Shell access to new markets

Sinéad Reen has navigated world’s shipping routes at helm of supertankers and cruise ships

Wars and water charges don’t make the list but a singing priest, Kim Jong Un, Garth Brooks and Peaches Geldof do

Offaly club face a huge task with All-Ireland champions standing in their way

Twenty years later, the scheme’s biggest error of omission still resonates

Aggressive coupe SUV gets second generation as rivals start to circle

Youngest brother in household of talented sports men won three All-Irelands as Offaly’s goalkeeper

Offer will attract owner-occupiers, investors and developers alike

Competition winners gather at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham

The day they buried their revered, murdered former full back, his peers told each other they couldn’t believe it. Forty years later, in some ways, they still can’t.

Drawn to art: Shania McDonagh’s pencil portrait wins overall prize

Judge hails Shania McDonagh (16) as one of the most talented artists of her generation

Is the Central Bank’s drive to move credit unions into its regulatory net at odds with the ethos of the movement?

An Bord Pleanála concludes existing building was of 'particular architectural, technical and vernacular significance'

Jim Gavin’s team have the opportunity to re-write traditional narratives but have they the confidence?

Micheál Martin says proposed sale by owners Phillips 66 should be examined by Government

For cancer patients in the North West, treatment involves a very long road trip. Some will travel 600km in a week to get to the nearest cancer care centre and back. Eoin Butler boards a charity cancer bus in Letterkenny and talks to patients bound for treatment in Galway