From the mines of Nottinghamshire to the MCC boxes at Lord’s, cricket reveals the divides of class, identity, and empire in Britain. Dion Fanning traces how a day at the Test becomes a mirror of the nation.
Amid growing US pressure, the bill and the legal arguments for including services are being teased out across weeks of hearings before the Oireachtas foreign affairs committee. The world is watching.
Leinster Open Sea, the historic organiser of the event, has applied for an interlocutory injunction against Swim Ireland to stop the governing body running its own Liffey Swim. Both want a compromise, none has so far been found.
The hereditary owners of the 751-acre estate in the Golden Vale delayed finalising a contract with Coolmore boss John Magnier and sought to "wriggle out" of an exclusivity agreement with the bloodstock billionaire, the court has heard.
Coinbase and Gemini set up regulatory bases in Ireland for MiCA, the EU’s new crypto rulebook, but have since changed tack and moved elsewhere.
James O'Hara, leader of the Arklow Bank 2 offshore wind farm, talks crystal-ball gazing, data centres, and how Ireland can create certainty and credibility for the offshore renewable market.
The building was put on the market earlier this year by the commercial property developer Iput, guided at just under €19m. McManus already owns two buildings on the bustling shopping thoroughfare.
The initial proposal for the next EU budget includes small but unprecedented direct taxation of large businesses by Brussels.
Jacob Silverman, global CEO of risk advisory giant Kroll, is navigating a rapidly shifting landscape. He shares insights on leadership, private equity, and staying present in an unpredictable world.
A report commissioned by the developer estimates that a new healthcare facility on the site of the former Irish Glass Bottle factory could cost up to €190 million and treat 70,000 patients in its first year.
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