Fishing group to meet Russian ambassador over naval drills
Fishermen plan to protest by continuing to fish the waters where exercises are planned
Scrapping fishing boats will ‘destroy industry and communities’
Representative bodies oppose Government plan for decommissioning of 60 trawlers
J&J’s Irish operations now powered by 100% renewable electricity
Move possible through eight-year corporate power purchase agreement with Ørsted
Boys from County Hell: A decent slice of Irish bog horror
Vampires bring gruesome death and welcome diversion to a humdrum rural town
Irish fish quality will be hit by EU demands on weighing, committee told
Move ‘disastrous’ for those landing smaller amounts carefully stored onboard, producer says
Ignorance no defence for businesspeople when it comes to legal obligations
Law courses offer practical grounding in law and how it affects enterprises
Family of woman who died days after hospital discharge secure €150,000 settlement
High Court told 79-year-old collapsed at home night after she left Portiuncula Hospital
Bloody Sunday centenary: ‘For my grandfather...it ended in tragedy’
James Matthews was one of the Croke Park shooting victims buried in an unmarked grave
One hundred years after Bloody Sunday, Croke Park remembers those who died
Moving ceremony honours 14 civilians who died as a result of 1920 massacre at grounds
Bloody Sunday 1920: The 32 killed at home, at Croke Park, in Dublin Castle or who died later of their wounds
Lieut-Colonel Hugh Montgomery was the highest ranked British agent to die, while Tipperary captain Michael Hogan was also captain of an IRA company
Bloody Sunday 1920: The 32 killed at home, at Croke Park, in Dublin Castle
32 people were killed on Bloody Sunday, or died later of wounds received that day
Bloody Sunday 1920: The 32 killed at home, at Croke Park, in Dublin Castle or who died later of wounds received
Lieut-Colonel Hugh Montgomery was the highest ranked British agent to die, while Tipperary captain Michael Hogan was also captain of an IRA company
Kilkenny brothers launch app to help pupils track study progress
Ekker was born from a US study that said ‘if you want to improve something, measure it’
Lynch Law – Frank McNally on the ‘mysterious’ death of a Limerick republican, 100 years ago this week
An Irishman’s Diary
Former CIÉ executive chairman Dr John Lynch dies
Well-known figure in public service and business led several State enterprises
Markievicz describes Black and Tans as a force determined to ‘exterminate us’
Letter from the countess to a cousin in Australia emerges in London sale
Joe Biden running out of time in New Hampshire primary
Former vice-president cannot afford to trail for a second time in Tuesday’s Democratic contest
State on watch to protect sea borders amid Brexit fears for fishing
Industry concerned about ‘flashpoints’ over access to waters if UK leaves EU without deal
NCH’s chamber music series offers flexibility amid closure uncertainty
Collaboration part of long tradition of composers coming together with mixed results
Tyrone continue to renew inspiration from the past
First All-Ireland finals and Canavan’s seminal influence drove the county to success
London Irish loneliness: ‘In a pub no one would talk to you’
The funeral of John Lynch from Kerry this week has highlighted problem of isolation
The best classical music gigs happening this week
Mendelssohn’s longest symphony and a project to remember the late John Lynch
Almost 620,000 doses of illegal medicines seized in 2018
Sedatives, abortion pills, erectile dysfunction medication and anabolic steroids among products found
‘Fish don’t do borders’: Life on the Irish Sea after a hard Brexit
Sea frontiers are easily enforced; trawlers must stay within them even if the catch does not
Fishermen have hauled up 190 tonnes of marine litter in 3 years
Fishing for Litter encourages fishermen to collect litter on a voluntary basis in Ireland
Solicitors appear to breach rules in bid to cash in on cancer scandal
CervicalCheck problems could prove a valuable revenue stream for medical negligence firms
Woman never got over twin’s death in Carrickmines fire, funeral told
‘We will never forget you’: Funeral of mother of two Amanda Gilbert takes place in Bray
Kissing Candice: This is not the Dundalk you thought you knew
Review: ‘Things were better during the Troubles. Now the mad ones have the run of the place’
Irish company to showcase ‘breakthrough’ breast cancer drug
Inflection Biosciences seeking phase I testing for new therapy targeting aggressive cancer
When compostable coffee cups are part of the package
Increase reported in number of packaging firms seeking environment friendly options
Insights from the people who treat the most extreme cycling injuries
Brain and spinal injuries, amputations: the National Rehabilitation Hospital has seen it all
What happens your pension when you die?
Like everything to do with pensions, it’s complicated, opaque, and full of jargon ... but also very important
The Irish making it big in global business
Caveat: They are to be found all over the world, and today they will be donning the green
Funeral of Clondalkin fire victims hears of ‘enormous sacrifice’
Four people, including pregnant woman and three children, died in Dublin blaze
Prayer service for woman and children who died in Clondalkin fire
‘The families are just supporting each other. You can’t believe [this tragedy] is real’
One of Us: A whodunit that wonders, what would I do?
BBC’s latest drama has more than a shade of Agatha Christie, with Scotland putting in a stunning cameo or three
Peter Harte the reassuring drive behind Tyrone’s revival
The Ulster champions’ top-scorer has been the enterprise behind county’s return to top tier
Fire risks and overcrowding widespread at Traveller sites
Inspection reports ordered after Carrickmines fire show hazards across country
Roscommon hoping sun will come out this summer
County’s league form has been a revelation but it is championship success that will matter most
Getting to the heart of the real Davy Fitz
Clare manager wears his heart is on his sleeve. He has just learned to live with the caricatures
Merrion Pharma comes out of hibernation
Elan spin-off re-emerges with impetus behind prospective therapy for breast cancer
Illegal prescription medicines worth €300,000 seized in Ireland
Interpol investigation leads to 239 arrests worldwide after drugs worth $30m detained
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