Broadcasting regulator rejects abortion referendum coverage complaints

Objection to Ivan Yates comment on Irish speakers also dismissed

Cork Chamber calls on Government to provide clarity on infrastructure projects

Bill O’Connell says state must not hinder regional development by failing to deliver

Irish company teams up with General Electric on new leukaemia treatment

Zenith Technologies provides software solutions to oversee the use of genetically engineered cells to attack cancers

Zenith Technologies on course for €100m sales in 2019

Cork-based firm made €4.9m profit in 2017 but paid key executives €5.7m bonus

Naughten’s meetings with broadband bidder, taxing landlords, and porn blackmail

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The Irish ‘father of duty free’ and saviour of Shannon

Brendan O’Regan’s eureka moment came in 1950, but his legacy goes beyond cheap booze

Paul Muldoon’s ‘Incantata’ on stage at Galway International Arts Festival

Tom Murphy remembered as festival gears up for Galway 2020

The Irish Moët Hennessy executive raising a glass to peace in the North

Down man Jim Clerkin is behind a Co-operation Ireland event celebrating 20 years of peace

The Eighth Amendment

Junior Cert CSPE: Paper ‘quite manageable for a wide range of abilities’

Broad concepts of current CSPE syllabus were “well covered” in 2017 paper

Can the education system heal our ‘post-truth’ society?

Media studies and philosophy could be crucial in tackling extremism and fake news

Junior Cert CSPE paper leads to mistaken identities

Arlene Foster among the ‘challenging choices’ in photo identification question

BAI finds Ray D’Arcy interview on abortion lacked objectivity

Complaints about discussion with Graham Linehan and wife on their experience upheld

Playground attraction: the new generation of outdoor play areas

Playgrounds have popped up all over the country but what makes a good one?