Hours after he informed his network he was open to new opportunities, a job offer came in that was uncanny match for his skill and experience

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The board has chosen to fulfil the Nations League fixtures, but its decision is not final

In our neighbourhood, The Teddy Bears’ Picnic tune never stops

Letter writer questions how a wealthy Ireland still struggles to house its citizens

The idea that boys and men are only capable of sexual relationships with girls and women that degrade them and put them in physical danger is ludicrous

A rare sighting of blue sky - is this worth reporting?

In Ireland there’s a sense that people and situations just need to be ‘handled’ - it doesn’t wash with Australian directness

Perhaps we have forgotten, or now take for granted, the tortuous route to peace on this island

Human suffering across the region is mounting by the day

The suggestion that schools are sitting on piles of cash is deeply offensive to those of us struggling to keep the lights on

Using shovels may lead to an answer

Families say experiences during pandemic must be heard — and seen to be heard

Family ties and community spirit drive continued support despite sponsorship controversy

HSE dental inspectors said Jerome Kiely falsely claimed for many treatments he never provided

Archivists at State’s own project blocked from looking at records by Government over legal concerns

The party needs to develop grown up, logical and consistent positions on foreign policy to become a government alternative

Domestic banks published better-than-expected results this week but events have cast a shadow over growth prospects

Radio: Newstalk host is an ideal, unflustered presence when the you-know-what hits the fan

A novel that follows Julie MacDermott on her return from ‘The Mental’, to which she was committed by her spouse