Gerard O Neill

Rocketing prices, customs hold-ups, delivery delays, obstacles to returning unwanted purchases and a dramatic curtailment in the retail choices and ri(...)

James “Whitey” Bulger, the South Boston mobster and FBI informer who was captured after 16 years on the run and finally brought to justice in 2013 for(...)

Signs of madness in the crowd – when the twin forces of greed and folly fuse – can be used by economists to predict a crash. More than 400 years ago,(...)

New research obtained by The Irish Times suggests about 120,000 people in Ireland own a cryptocurrency, a 300 per cent increase in the last four years(...)

“I still remember the black-frocked men chasing me down the corridors, and then into cloakrooms or swimming pools... That’s not what school should be (...)

The extraordinary inability of the child and family agency Tusla in Co Cavan to claw back a catastrophic error made in a child abuse report concerning(...)

Digital technology can be a bit of a drag, as countless cries for help disguised as newspaper thinkpieces have suggested. But when Amárach Research, (...)

A group of experts is being established to provide more accurate data about economic growth in Ireland, the director general of the Central Statistics(...)

The share of the Irish grocery market held by the German discounters Aldi and Lidl has just increased dramatically, with confirmation due on Monday th(...)

Ireland’s supermarkets have changed enormously in recent years – and they’re still changing. In 2012 Tesco had grown its market share to 28.6 per c(...)