Minister for Sport Patrick O’Donovan said public money will address infrastructure and hospitality needs in Co Limerick village

Some of the workplace applications graduates are likely to use in almost any new job

Fallouts are not uncommon but they can damage the mental health of those caught in the middle. Here’s what psychologists recommend

The US president has always craved the approval of golf’s establishment – both for business reasons and for his vanity

A secure, paperless and electronic conveyancing process would save costs, cut red tape and reduce stress of house sales

Unthinkable: Parents may be partly to blame for heightened anxiety among under-30s

The gender pay gap is tediously persistent and worse than we thought

The Deposit Return Scheme has seen more than 1.8 billion containers, bottles and cans recycled since starting

Former UDA member David Adams says loyalist ‘lurch to the right’ plus rise in racism and sectarianism in Northern Ireland compel him to speak out

A Citizens’ Assembly could be one way to tackle the scourge of political and racist violence

Jen Hogan: I never anticipated that one day, Kim Kardashian and I might take a similar stance on educational issues

UK firm aiming to become one of the largest employment law specialists in Ireland

The BBC journalist warns of a dangerous policy spiral as nations reduce their reliance on international trade

The solution is simple: scrap the tax altogether

Eve Higgins and Niamh O’Dowd also impress in five-point defeat to France

I found myself asking what had happened to the concept of f**k you money – but only momentarily

Options are very limited for homeowners looking to roll over home loans in retirement

Charlie Kirk’s murder is another step in a grim cycle in which abuse increasingly substitutes for argument and trust in democratic institutions erodes

Book extract from Old Parish, Ciaran Murphy’s account of taking up Ireland’s national game as a late (very late) starter

The liberal left has become the comfortable voice of the establishment, but this is far from the progressive utopia we were promised