An Post

Awards ‘remain the cornerstone of Ireland’s literary calendar’ and will be held on November 27th in Dublin

The new system for addressing the issue must be implemented quickly

Earnings covering Tom Donnellan’s health cover and car risked undermining public pay policy, department documents show

Resignation of EirGrid chief has had downstream consequences for Government over top-level pay

Deal follows review of scheme conducted by Mercer covering the three years to the end of 2024

An Post chief called on Government to set aside €1bn in budget to fund action plan

Original member not included in series of stamps marking 25 years of boyband

Heritage body An Taisce seeks action on three prominent city centre locations

The UK’s Royal Mail and DHL are pausing some deliveries

Spokeswoman for An Post Money apologised to customers who were impacted by the issue

Early 20th century republicans revered his contemporary critics but their grandparents lived through the era of O’Connell as ‘the Liberator’ and champion of Catholic emancipation

Current account customers contacted the postal service operator over issues on Thursday

Artist David Rooney says he deliberately included a modern image in the 19th-century Dublin scene

Villages of Moone and Narraghmore reeling, but in last decade 257 post offices have closed countrywide

Row over An Post’s finances may be a thing of nothing – but a Minister accusing an unidentified Cabinet colleague of leaking confidential information certainly is not

Many planned reforms to be implemented once Broadcasting Bill becomes law

Minister for Communications denies he is source for media report and insists company is ‘very viable’ and ‘profitable’

Artistic director ‘embarrassed’ at how ‘dreadfully inadequate Galway is in terms of cultural infrastructure’

The value of prizes has risen over recent years but the odds of ‘winning’ are still daunting

The historic site deserves more than functional repurposing

McRedmond’s credo is: ‘All businesses are dying; you have to find the new thing’. He has lived that philosophy at State-owned postal service, whose core business has shifted from letters to parcels and, increasingly, financial services

State-owned postal company moved headquarters from GPO in mid-2023 to modern office block in Dublin’s north docks

When should you start saving? ‘When a child is born’

Judge Helen Boyle said public depends on honesty of workers in the postal service

Payments for provision of Government services are too low, says postmasters’ union

Crowd gathered outside Rathmines post office to protest against its relocation and planned sale

Drop in television licence sales continues this year

New Government structures mean many heads of commercial State companies will seek pay packet increase following review

New Innovator: Etienne Louvet, Iona

Network ‘at a tipping point’ and closures have potential for ‘irreparable’ damage to communities, notes Grant Thornton report

Certain procedures do have to be followed when someone dies to make sure all is in order but that does not necessarily mean delay in accessing needed funds

Bosses of commercial State bodies in line for huge pay rises following remuneration report

Meta, X (formerly Twitter), RTÉ, FAI and Uisce Éireann were the organisations with worst reputations

Company sees move as ‘brand refresh’

I’ve decided I am going to write one letter a week. I’ve even ordered a new writing set

Bookshops offer something that an exclusively online retailer cannot, but they may need support to compete against a corporate giant

State’s postal service to deploy 150 workers at 50,000sq ft unit upon completion in early 2027

Important to consider the cost of your debt compared to the benefit of saving in terms of interest rates

Plus: Olivia O’Leary wants to save the snails; An Post chief accuses WHO of anti-Irish message; and Ryanair enters the culture wars in Germany

Plus: the Conor McGregor donation that never was; agent Noel Kelly’s unchanged fortunes at RTÉ; and the four Oireachtas members with prize-bond fever