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Top 1000: Shuffling of desks at the top of major players in both the public and private sectors

His funeral was told that the family wanted to acknowledge a ‘life well lived’

Concerns about ‘too many refugees’ have eased since last autumn, results suggest

Only 28% of 18 to 24 year-olds report strong interest in news, down from 53% seven years ago, finds Reuters Institute digital news report

Editor of The Irish Times says Viney ‘pioneered a new genre, his deep concern for biodiversity, climate action and sustainable living lighting the path for others to follow’

Q&A: Share purchases predating the internet age can be particularly tricky so keeping records is strongly advised

Company’s collapse cost taxpayers €1bn to pay off its liabilities, with surcharge still imposed on motor and home insurance policies

If the priests took a conservative view of where a woman’s place should be, so did others – including The Irish Times

An independent review group said ‘incidents of bullying, harassment, discrimination and sexual harassment persist’ in the Defence Forces

Peter Vandermeersch says company is preparing for ‘digital-only’ future, though process may take 10 years

Businessman’s counsel tells High Court says there is ‘a danger of trial by ambush’ if it doesn’t know content of Nobel laureate’s expert report in advance of hearing of his defamation case

This year’s awards, for productions staged in 2022, are presented on Sunday. To whet your appetite, we look back at past winners in key categories

Belgium-headquartered news media group reports growth in digital subscribers but profits are hit by higher printing costs

‘After 25 years hosting the Theatre Awards, this is an opportune moment to review our processes’ says The Irish Times

Group supporting diversity accuse far-right of spreading misinformation as counter-demonstration marches on media organisations

Séamus Dooley, Irish secretary of NUJ, says attempts to smear reporter and photographer ‘despicable’

When young, I had an opinion about everything and would gaily tackle any subject. Now I’m more aware of the depth of knowledge needed to write authoritatively on a theme

The 46-year-old, an Irish Times contributor, died suddenly on New Year’s Eve

Media group points to lack of women in senior roles and signals ‘ambitious’ plan to narrow gap between male and female pay

Exit of John Ryley, long-serving head of Sky News, is latest industry leadership change in a year full of them

Print sector has seen ‘an exodus’ of experienced journalists and specialist correspondents, Oireachtas media committee also hears

Revenues at Irish media group rose 6.4% last year but energy and newsprint cost pressures increased

Ms Veldon replaces Paul Mulvaney who is stepping down from his role

Limerick-based company has designed and implemented a quality safety tool for urinary catheterisation to prevent injury

Former foreign affairs correspondent will take up the post on October 26th, succeeding Paul O’Neill

Newspaper circulation has plunged since the former INM company opened the Newry plant in 2007 and the VAT cut will only go so far to help

Executive previously worked as human resources chief at the Central Bank of Ireland

Smartphone overtakes radio as first device news most consumers turn to in the morning, finds Reuters Institute digital news report

‘Excellent year in extremely difficult circumstances’ prompts repayment of subsidies

Error messages and broken image links showed up the vulnerability of the web

IRFU performance director foresees no change in policy of keeping stars at home

Donald Clarke: A genuinely offensive remark is one thing. But don’t hang critics out to dry

He became Ireland’s first full-time business journalist when recruited in 1963 aged 23

Decline in print sales and ad revenues offset by rise in digital subscriptions during pandemic

Temporary measures announced in response to Covid-19 crisis

Across publishing and broadcasting, the industry is battling to adjust to the new screen order

Three men, including two gardaí, suffer minor injuries

Without Carl’s name attached the tournament might well have faded from view by now

Figures include first contribution from acquisition of Landmark Media

Mr Justice Paul McDermott to hear contempt of court case against Irish Daily Mail on July 4th