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A new chef elevates the offering at this popular restaurant with a bright future
Irish athletes will have the chance to compete on home soil in February
Athletics Ireland organising three meetings ahead of European Indoor Championships
‘I’m really a bit of a home bird,’ despite 30 years of touring
Wild Geese: Tenor Paul McNamara lives in Berlin and has performed all over Europe
Ian O’Riordan: Debate on return of competitive running starts fast and stays hot
There is huge frustration among the athletic community at the lack of competition
Feidhlim Kelly: Athletics competition needs a roadmap to recovery and fast
Athletics Ireland say they are waiting on confirmation of tier levels
20 great laid-back places to eat around Ireland
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Achill residents insist they are not opposed to asylum seekers but have safety concerns
Concern that ‘outside forces’ are ‘piggybacking’ on local protests
Plans to house 13 vulnerable women asylum seekers abandoned after Achill protests
Demonstrations took place at the hotel on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week
Priest’s plea fails to stop protests over Leitrim asylum seeker centre plan
Cleric concerned protests and attack on TD’s car could give Ballinamore a negative image
Six high-profile Dublin restaurants dropped from Michelin Bib Gourmands
There are five new additions, in Dublin, Dingle, Athlone and Killinchy, in the 2020 Bib Gourmand listings
Power and Flanagan shine for Ireland in Sweden
Duo pick up medals in European Under-23 Championships, Mageean runs a personal best
Erdogan praises order to rerun Istanbul’s mayoral election
Turkey’s president cites ‘organised corruption’ in poll won by opposition candidate
Ireland’s most difficult restaurant diners? ‘I call them adult children’
Restaurateurs Sandy Wyer of Forest Avenue and Liz Matthews of Etto on running businesses and the future of women in food
David Adams brings a broad church to his papal celebration
Organ recital in Dún Laoghaire included music from Argentinian composer Ginastera
Polkas for pink elephants: this week’s best classical concerts
Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Johnny Gandelsman and Stravinsky’s circus music
The magic of Monteverdi and what he means to us
Participants in the first Irish production of ‘The Return of Ulysses’ talk to Michael Dervan
Dunne adds O’Connell’s in Donnybrook to his stable of restaurants
Food File: Irish cafe, awards, five-star picnics and hog roasts
The three best classical concerts in Ireland this week
Paul McNamara, Beckett Chamber Music Series and NCH Female Conductor Finale
Ireland to send a team of four to World Indoor Championships
Amy Foster, Ciara Neville, Phil Healy and Ciara Mageean will head for Birmingham
Former IFG chief joins UK financial technology firm
Paul McNamara’s new employer involved in growing area of ‘robo-advice’
Former IFG Group CEO McNamara gets over €300,000 on departure
Ex-head of finance group who stepped down unexpectedly, received termination pay-off
Athletics Ireland appoint Paul McNamara to top role
Former national cross country champion named as new director of high performance
Dublin-headquartered IFG reports big drop in pretax profits
Shares fall by more than 8% in early trading after pretax profits decline 26%
Music is a universal language – with some border checks
Of all new music, large-scale works with words travel least freely internationally
IFG reports challenges in British pensions business
Financial services company said it is ‘well positioned’ after chief executive’s resignation
Paul McNamara steps down as IFG CEO with ‘immediate effect’
Chief financial officer John Cotter will assume the role at financial services group
Sergiu Ciobanu cries foul after missing out on Rio
Athletics Ireland rejects former Moldovan runner’s claim of bias in selection process
IFG reports 86% jump in pre-tax profits
New focus on wealth management pays dividends for financial services firm
IFG says assets under its control up 14% to nearly £23bn
Financial services group says on track to deliver “meaningful growth” this year
Review: New team at Locks looks like having longevity
This lovely room has seen more changes of hands than most in recent years, but looks like a keeper this time
IFG’s sharp focus on wealth market pays dividends
Financial services group grew operating profit by 12% in H1 as divestment of Irish insurance business nears completion
IFG targets “meaningful profitability” in 2015
Pensions specialist reports growth in revenues and profits in Q1 as it eyes acquisition targets and approves appointment of Deloitte as auditor
Pretax profit dips at IFG but sales rise at key units
Company has sold off five businesses including its Irish pension and advisory division
IFG agrees sale of Irish pension administration business
Financial services group posts revenues of £34.1 million for the first half of the year
IFG gets off to strong start with trading in line with expectations
Irish financial services business set to return to profitability as group reports growing revenue
Crescent look to have edge in Munster Schools Senior Cip in Limerick derby
Limerick rivals face tough task Ard Scoil Rís
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