Irish hauliers ‘really angry’ with delay to meeting with new Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien
Drivers claim O’Brien is not following through on compensation promised by his predecessor over the closure of Holyhead
Global stocks rise at the end of a volatile week for markets
Euronext Dublin dropped 1 per cent as the index was dragged by some of its bigger hitters, with weakness in the banks
Energy prices down by 2.7% over the 12 months to January
Prices for consumer goods and services in Ireland increased by 1.5% over past year, data shows
National Children’s Hospital not world’s most expensive healthcare facility, report finds
New children’s hospital being built in Belfast more expensive per square metre and per bed
Séamus Coleman, Orla Kiely among recipients of Irish abroad award from Michael D Higgins
Ten people recognised for ‘profound impact on lives of others’ at ceremony in Áras an Uachtaráin
Daire Hickey steps down from RTÉ board
Businessman served on the organisation’s board through some of its most turbulent years
Storm Éowyn: Generators arrive in State from EU donors as still no power for 86,000 properties
About 2,800 houses still without water as CAO deadline is extended for students in affected areas
Irish man (29) dies following fall at ski resort in Bulgaria
A helicopter was dispatched but suffered technical difficulties and had to return to base before it could reach the man
Global technology stocks regain some ground
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 0.8%, with healthcare services group Uniphar the main story
Hvivo to tackle whooping cough with its biggest ever human trial
Condition affects about 16m people per year, and accounts for about 160,700 deaths in children younger than five
Cost of living concerns ease as Irish consumers eye Trump presidency
Consumer confidence at joint highest level since early 2022 when sentiment began to tumble as Russia invaded Ukraine
Ryanair says air fares are set to rise this year as delivery delays hit capacity
Airline recovers some ground lost in 2024 but its bottom line in first nine months of the year still lags last year by 12%
Storm Éowyn cost likely to be in hundreds of millions as insurers survey damage
Higher premiums for consumers likely if severe weather strikes more often, industry figures warn
Students from UCD’s L&H through to final of The Irish Times Debate
Irene Kellegher from the Cadet School, which trains cadets for the Defence Forces, was the winning individual in semi-final
Profits at John Player & Sons fall as cigarette market continues steep decline
Tobacco group said economic conditions ‘continue to create uncertainty’, particularly over demand for its products