Ireland weather: What to expect next week as snow forecast and Met Éireann says country is in for ‘quite a shock’
Met Éireann says ‘people are going to get quite a shock as the temperatures plummet’ from Monday
New BusConnects routes pushed back until January due to risk of Christmas confusion
National Transport Authority says changes would be an ‘unwelcome complication’ in run-up to festive period
The Irish Times scoops eight prizes at journalism awards
Irish Times wins eight awards at annual Newsbrands event including in news, features and crime reporting categories
Manor West Retail Park set for expansion next year
Leading national and international names already tenants at site in Tralee, Co Kerry
Parties clash on future of Help to Buy scheme which Sinn Féin plans to abolish
Labour and Sinn Féin claim scheme has inflationary effect, increasing price of housing for first time buyers
Councillors say Dublin revitalisation plan hinges on formal commitment of €1bn funding
Meeting hears calls for implementation of planned improvements to be led by Dublin City Council
Cork teen who went to friends’ aid in swimming tragedy receives State’s highest bravery award
David Akar from Togher in Cork city honoured with citation and gold medal
Pedestrian dies following collision in Kilkee, Co Clare
Garda appeals for witnesses, especially anyone with camera footage from the area
Cork office and retail opportunity offers gilt-edged investment for €6m
Property comprises the ground and third floors of the landmark, five-storey City Quarter development
New shops for Grafton Street: Mango, Kiko Milano and Alo Yoga lead changing of the retail guard
Despite the rise of online shopping and vacant outlets remaining an issue in the capital, the pipeline of international retail investment looks strong
Cork nursing home residents served cold soup, Hiqa inspectors told
Aperee Living Conna, near Fermoy, criticised after unannounced Hiqa inspection
Bertie Ahern pays tribute to late broadcaster David Davin-Power
Former taoiseach said Davin-Power was noted for his knowledge on Northern Ireland and sought out by international journalists
Father of Bernard Phelan, who was imprisoned in Iran, dies in Stillorgan nursing home
Vincent Phelan (98) lived to see the success of campaign to have his son released from jail in Iran
Homes and businesses advised to check flood risk
Households and companies should prepare personal safety plans, says Government
Coffee seller who lost ‘500 customers a week’ welcomes Bray-Greystones cliff walk taskforce
Coffee shop manager in Greystones says closure of coastal path had cost her outlet ‘500 customers a week’