During the 24 years following the Good Friday Agreement, there was limited acknowledgement of David Trimble's heroism but he was the figure who took the greatest risks for peace.
Bob Geldof visited an extraordinary site in West Cork which stands where hundreds died in the famine and the visit will be a centre piece of the West Cork History Festival.
The group behind Paddy Power hopes to redeploy many staff within other parts of the business but there is expected to be an unspecified number of job losses.
Thursday's announcement of most carbon ceilings for sectors of the Irish economy has clarified the direction of travel, but almost one quarter of the necessary emissions reductions remain to be found.
Critics have long argued that AIB had not set aside enough money to pay compensation for investors in the ill-fated Belfry Funds. Now, the bank has admitted as much, and has doubled the figure to €148m.
Repairing relations is said to be “impossible” at the Cork property development vehicle Irish Immigration Fund, a joint venture between former Cork City FC owner Tom Coughlan and hotelier Riobard Lyne.
David Horgan gives an upbeat assessment of the oil and gas industry in the company’s annual report ahead of next week’s AGM. Will Petrel Resources’ beleaguered shareholders benefit from this “time of exceptional opportunity”?
Anchor tenant Dunnes Stores has opened a convenience store about half the size of the penalty box on a football pitch at Point Village, the High Court heard. The overall space is ten times bigger. Dunnes insists it is in line with its obligations.
The video games retailer employing over 230 people across Ireland is dependent on funding from its US parent to keep trading and is reviewing expensive retail leases.
When European sanctions hit aircraft leasing companies’ Russian contracts, they stood to lose everything. Co-ordinated industry and diplomatic lobbying resulted in their insurers being on the hook instead, new documents reveal.
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