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Wonder Woman star Lynda Carter among prominent figures at virtual rallying call before next week’s Democratic National Convention
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Local radio seeks €6m State support for news coverage
Independent Broadcasters of Ireland says zero funding is unfair for stations that have similar licence obligations to RTÉ on news production
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Derry prepares for weekend of commemoration for 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday
Relatives of victims renew call for prosecutions ahead of memorial events
Bloody Sunday families: ‘The memory of that day will never leave me’
Relatives of three of those killed hoping for closure 50 years after massacre in Derry
Home delivered salad starter kits a fresh and engaging idea
GrowBoxes, the unique employee engagement initiative, took root during the pandemic
Insuretech company Fineos on target to hit revenues of up to €130m
ASX-listed company is targeting 30 per cent growth in annual recurring revenues
Irish fintech Fineos raises €44m through institutional placing
ASX-listed insurance software company recently surpassed €100m in annual revenues
Churchtown: ‘There’s a buzz that mightn’t have been there before’
New businesses have transformed the Dublin 14 suburb from a bend in the road on way to Dundrum
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Brother of Bloody Sunday victim launches bid to prevent murder charge end
Criminal proceedings against Soldier F to be discontinued after prosecution service ruled
Suspect in Garda shooting has lengthy involvement in crime
Dubliner involved in gangland crime and served 10 years for cocaine possession
Man arrested over Dublin shooting had been warned of threat on his life
Convicted drug dealer who served 10-year sentence has long been involved in feuding
May 25th, 1921: How burning the Custom House made Ireland ungovernable by the British
The Dublin landmark was the ‘administrative heart of the British civil service machine’ in Ireland
Sligo Rovers inflict fourth defeat of the season on struggling Dundalk
James Akintunde spares Derry’s blushes against Longford at the Brandywell
Fineos acquires Spraoi in deal worth up to $10.6m
Insuretech says transaction is expected to be earnings accretive after its first full year
Families of five Bloody Sunday victims challenge prosecution decision
North’s Public Prosecution Service ruled former British soldiers should not be tried
Tannery and Cliff House chefs collaborate on meal kit with nationwide delivery
Six-course menu features dishes by Paul Flynn, Ian Doyle, Roisin Horsom and Judit McNally
Bridge Notes: Galway’s online congress attracts strong fields
European Bridge League has announced team championships planned for Madeira in June have been cancelled
Irish fintech Fineos on target to surpass €100m in revenues
Company sees 30% rise in first-half sales as employee numbers grow to over 1,000
Seeds of hope for children in the planting season ahead
Social enterprise GIY’s schools-based event The Big Grow is in its 10th year
Challenges ahead for the Archbishop of Dublin
Problems are enormous but new archbishop has track record of being undaunted
President leads tributes to HIV/Aids campaigner Fr Michael Kelly
Jesuit priest, who has died aged 91, remembered for his intellect, ‘positivity and compassion’
Why Waterford is ‘the best Covid county in Ireland’
It’s had blips, but Waterford still has the lowest cumulative incidence of Covid-19
The Comey Rule review: You actually begin to root for Trump
It is impossible for Brendan Gleeson to give a serious performance as Donald Trump
Fineos expects further growth after reporting 40% rise in revenues
Company earlier this month acquired Limelight Health in €63.6m deal
Johnny Ronan drops Tara St hotel plan
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Fineos acquires Limelight Health and announces €55m equity raise
Irish insurtech company founded by Michael Kelly projects 40% rise in full-year revenues
Strong women, wealth and a boat disaster: The remarkable history of one Dublin building
Number 25 Fitzwilliam Place on the Georgian Mile offers a lesson on Ireland’s past
Bloody Sunday: Decision not to prosecute soldiers under review
Legal submissions sent to NI’s Public Prosecution Service on behalf of victims’ families
Dawn Meats granted leave to serve committal to prison notices against 18 protesters
Company says it has photographs of previous notice of court orders being ripped from pole
UK’s no-deal Brexit plan warns of hard Border and shortages
Seen & Heard: Developers seek ‘flexibility’ to reduce co-living units to six square metres
Emmy nominations 2019: Fiona Shaw and Chris O’Dowd among nominees
Irish actors up for three awards, as Game of Thrones breaks records with 32 nominations
Junior Ogedi-Uzokwe the hero as Derry sting Dundalk at the death
Champions take the lead in the 91st minute but Junior earns his side a late, late point
‘I will never forget two handsome young blond haemophiliac brothers dying from Aids’
As a nurse Breda Gahan witnessed the worst of Dublin’s 1980s crisis, before witnessing the potential of new drugs in Africa
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Ecocem prepares to pay dividends of up to €5m
Irish cement manufacturer proposes to restructure capital to allow for dividends payout
The Bloody Sunday victims: Their stories and what the 2010 Saville report said about them
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13 people were shot dead by British paratroopers in space of 10 minutes
Nuns ‘haven’t gone away’ from maternity hospital, Shortall claims
Social Democrats politician responds to comments by Dr Rhona Mahony
Man rushing to get home for dinner when he lost finger on Luas stop fence
Michael Kelly (43) suing tram operator over injuries suffered in Dundrum in 2012
Man who lost finger climbing fence at Luas stop seeks damages
Michael Kelly’s ring got caught as he climbed over fence to get to platform at Dundrum station
Six Irish men to share $635m after sale of drug firm
Adapt Pharma’s Narcan spray used in the front line of opioid crisis in United States
10 Irish restaurants and cafes worth travelling to
From The Irish Times’s 2018 guide to the 100 best foodie destinations across Ireland
Partner of murdered woman claims ‘miscarriage of justice’
Noreen Kelly (46) was stabbed to death by her 19-year-old son in Castlebar in 2011
Indoors, on a balcony or garden, everyone can grow their own food
Fed up with processed food? Here’s all you need to know to grow your own
The osteoporosis time bomb
Report estimated that in 2025 there will be 28,000 new fragility fractures in Ireland at an economic cost of €320m
‘Grow, Cook, Eat’: Putting the ‘cult’ back into cultivation
TV Review: A leaden, worthy food show aimed – squarely – at home owners
Storm Emma: a challenge for lambing farmers
‘There will be a lot of hungry foxes out there . . . we are working round the clock’
Inside Track: Michael Kelly, Glandore
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