‘Goodbye, Con Colbert Road’ – a farewell to AA Roadwatch, my workplace for 12 years
The traffic and travel reports have come to a halt after 32 years
The little shop that could: the community-run store at the heart of west Cork village
Shop has become a beacon of light, offering vital human connection during the pandemic
Storm Emma looter avoids jail after ‘progressing very well’
Court gives 39-year-old suspended sentence and orders him to stay ‘on straight and narrow’
Senior Kinahan cartel member and accomplice receive sentences totalling 17½ years
Patrick Curtis and Mohammed Smew are the last two men sentenced for involvement in plan to kill Patrick Hutch
Storm Emma blamed for drop in profits and revenues at Elverys
Company continues with refurbishment and closure of non-performing shops
Brexit to end procurement arrangement of Irish and UK blood donation services
Irish Blood Transfusion Service says critical equipment supplies have been stockpiled
From Ophelia to Ali: Five notable Irish storms in recent years
Hurricane Lorenzo will be latest storm to hit country should it arrive on Thursday
Weather-hit Dublin film festival sees losses double in 2018
Box office suffered as snow led to cancellation of screenings on four of its 10 days
Dalkey development will exclude ‘ordinary working people’, residents say
State should buy site of planned Bulloch Harbour development, campaigners say
Strong retail sales suggest Irish consumers unperturbed by Brexit
When car sales are excluded, spending rose by 8.2% in March, highest rate in three years
Minister plans legislation to lay down rules for insurance firms
D’Arcy ‘deeply dissatisfied’ by the behaviour of insurer
This day last year it was 18 degrees colder as Beast from the East struck
One Year On: Winter storm of 2018 delivered more snow than seen in decades
Dramatic weather events of 2018 show climate change ‘becoming more evident’
Expert: One-degree temperature rise can increase chance of extreme events
Near record temperatures and falls of snow mark 2018 as an exceptional weather year
The beast from the east and summer drought characterise a topsy-turvy year
Brexit stockpile: Favourite foods you might not know are British
We’re about four billion times more partial to British food than we’d like to admit
Campaign to dissuade patients using private insurance in hospitals causes €100m HSE loss
Oireachtas health committee discussing €700m overrun in spending by HSE in 2018
Recent storms have cost billions and severely tested Ireland, says EPA
Expect extreme weather more frequently in the future, warns agency director general
New Music Dublin manages to kick up a storm
Michael Dervan: Against the odds, Defrosted event offered memorable performances
Might stalled Saudi oil IPO deliver silver lining for Irish lawyers?
Market Beat: Irish Continental Group continues to find itself in choppy waters
Treatment purchase fund may be used to alleviate outpatient lists
Scheme has succeeded in helping to reduce inpatient lists since last year
Fairfax hires advisers as it considers offloading potential 19% stake in FBD
Canadian financial group has a €70m bond it can convert into shares by March 2019
FBD boss says insurance costs unlikely to fall in coming months
Irish insurer reports 70% rise in pretax profits over first six months
Markets fret as mixed corporate earnings overshadowed by trade dispute
Smurfit Kappa ahead by 3% on strong first-half numbers
Lidl looted during Storm Emma set to reopen next month
Jobstown locals welcome new, larger store amid continued shock over digger rampage
Water restrictions in Skerries to be temporarily lifted
Irish Water announces planned outages in the Athlone area amid fall in reservoir levels
Engineers brought in to help fight serious coastal erosion in north Dublin
Properties could be threatened, prompting Fingal County Council to step up plans to introduce coastal protections
Online consumer spending rises at 10 times rate of traditional spending
Sharp divergence between ecommerce and face-to-face spending, Visa index shows
FBD expects to take €7m hit from 1,200 claims relating to Storm Emma
Insurer’s chairman to reassure shareholders underlying profitability of company is sound
Irish Water says it needs €18bn to improve infrastructure
‘Large-scale service failure is unavoidable from time to time,’ managing director says
Irish Water to seek planning permission for Shannon pipeline
Water utility says future needs of eastern and midland regions ‘cannot be met by fixing leaks’
Shannon critical for ‘reliable, long-term’ Dublin water supply
Extra 330m litres a day will be required in the Dublin region by 2050, says Irish Water
Sailing: New entries ensure exciting start to new ISORA season
Conor Fogerty’s Silver Shamrock to throw down gauntlet to favourite Wakey Wakey
Met Éireann launches new app for our ‘weather-obsessed’ country
App will predict weather seven days in advance and on a ‘parish by parish’ basis
Pay-as-you-go water metering for social housing proposed by Government
Householders incentivised to shower less under planned scheme
We need to talk about cow welfare: what does the science say?
‘What we are saying is that the environment influences the emotional state and this is an important component of welfare’
Almost €100,000 raised for youth paralysed during Storm Emma
Family of injured 19-year-old Jack O’Driscoll expresses gratitude to public for generosity
Irish companies no longer ‘deer in headlights’ on Brexit
Economic mood has improved despite dent from severe weather – Bank of Ireland survey
Dancing with the Stars: who’s going to win?
Anna Geary, Jake Carter and Deirdre O’Kane will tango it out in Sunday’s final
Irish Cruiser Racing Association appoints new executive
Association confirms ‘full steam’ ahead for its Galway Bay National Championships
Repeal of Eighth would desensitise Ireland’s culture of care
My son’s brief life was a lesson in the value of our constitutional protection
Empty shelves point to fragility in our food supply
Pricewatch checks out supermarkets’ response to the Beast from the East
Ryanair crew unable to work due to Storm Emma will not be paid
Most other major employers, including Aer Lingus, will pay staff for days lost
Meat processor forces staff to sacrifice two days' leave over snow
Siptu condemns move but Dawn Meats insists arrangements in line with sector norms
Patrick Curran shoots the lights out as Waterford down Banner
Forward scores 1-13 as Déise gain confidence before relegation playoff with Cork
Bumbling gun-lovers, world’s richest women and yet more billboards
Planet Business: How Ophelia beat Emma, and Frances McDormand’s ‘inclusion rider’
Water shortages to remain ‘big issue’ for weeks
Irish Water says significant leakage problems have occurred in parts of south Dublin
Irish farmers ‘have as much responsibility as car industry’ to cut emissions
Expansion of beef and dairy production having impact on pollution, hearing told
Crippling shortage of chefs, Toyota calls time on diesel and counting the cost of Storm Emma
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from ‘The Irish Times’ business desk
Lidl staff at partially demolished store to be redeployed
West Dublin outlet was damaged using a digger during Storm Emma looting
Tina Satchwell case: Gardaí issue new appeal
Garda team begins search of woodland as part of inquiry into the missing woman
Cork search in Tina Satchwell case will cover 40 acres and take two weeks
Gardaí sealed off area of Castlemartyr wood when news of search emerged
Gardaí to comb woodland in east Cork in search for Tina Satchwell
Search to focus on Coillte land near Castlemartyr following new information
Disruptions persist as Ireland tries to get back on track
Roads and schools in parts of Leinster, and health services nationally, still affected
Storm Emma: Weather alert downgraded as flooding risk increases
Gardaí warn of treacherous road conditions as country wakes up to snow and ice
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