La Vie en Rosa - the convention-defying artist Rosa Bonheur, born 200 years ago
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Brian and Eammon Fallon each have 23.6% share in the busines
Daft withdraws appeal against finding of discrimination in property ads
IHREC complained over listings on website citing work, age and family status requirements
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Neil Gorsuch’s landmark ruling against US workplace discrimination came as a shock
Media sector braces for further layoffs and cutbacks
Local newspapers heavily hit by crisis as advertising revenues ‘fall off cliff’
Fallon & Byrne plan for Dundrum Town Centre food hall ‘under review’
Connolly Station opening also on hold as group focuses on Exchequer Street expansion
Fallon & Byrne founders McHugh and Byrne exit group
Duo had 45% stake and departure comes in turbulent period for the business
Staff stunned as Fallon & Byrne shuts its biggest Dublin food outlet
Rathmines outlet shut ‘with immediate effect’ less than three years after it was opened
Daft.ie owner pays €5.8m dividend after return to profit
Fallon brothers each hold close to a quarter of Distilled SCH
Daft.ie appeals finding of discrimination in property ads
WRC found postings such as ‘rent allowance not’ breached the Equal Status Acts
Trump says he will close border if wall is not funded
US president threatens to close the southern border and cut off aid to Central America
Property sector recovery helps lift revenues at Daft Media
Turnover rises to €8.2m as parent company Distilled SCH reports full-year loss
Tech wars: Digital Hub fights back against rise of Silicon Docks
Centre’s chief Fiach Mac Conghail aims to double available space
Journal Media records €574,000 loss for 2015
Staff numbers rise at mobile-first publisher founded by Fallon brothers
Clinton campaign blasts FBI’s ‘jaw-dropping double standards’
Camp criticises ‘jaw-dropping’ contrast between treatment of candidate investigations
Benghazi inquiry finds no new smoking gun against Clinton
Republicans fault slow military response to 2012 fatal attack on US outpost in Libya
Enigmatic Antrim artist Basil Blackshaw gives BBC programme insight into work
Antrim painter once attended exhibition wearing bag over his head
An artistic inheritance that pays off: Visual art round-up
Nick Miller was inspired by working in the late Edward McGuire’s donated studio
Journal Media records €846,000 loss for 2014
Founders Eamonn and Brian Fallon are investing in the digital publisher’s expansion
Daft.ie and DoneDeal.ie merge in new venture
Fallons’ Distilled Media and Norway’s Schibsted will each have 50%
Clinton cash claims brings Hillary camp out swinging
‘Most anticipated and feared’ book of the presidential cycle, published by a Murdoch subsidiary, alleges that US policy decisions helped Clinton charity donors
Was sculptor Gerda Frömel too subtle for success?
The nuanced, neglected work of the Czech-born artist, who made her home in Ireland, gets an outing in an Imma retrospective
Dutch designer and illustrator who made a home in Ireland
Jan de Fouw: July 15th, 1929 - February 1st, 2015
Journal Media targets jump in traffic and turnover as it recruits more staff
The company behind TheJournal.ie wants to double users in Ireland and attract international readers
Distilled Media doubles its pre-tax profits
Turnover at the company behind Daft.ie increased almost 10 per cent in 2013
How Irish digital media companies are betting on sport
SportsJoe.ie, Balls.ie and The42 are racing to win audience and advertiser support
Mayo dusts down collection of art on Famine
Louis le Brocquy and John Behan among artists commissioned by George Moore Society
Scott of the aesthetic: 70 years of golden art
Painter, printmaker, architect, designer: Patrick Scott, who has died at the age of 93, made an inestimable contribution to Irish cultural life
Another Life: Oil paints, driftwood sculptures and other evidence of my ambition
The big deal about moving west was not just the urge to self-taught self-expression but a hazard at surviving somewhere beautiful. But discovering that days were finite, after all, was the first big reckoning of the ‘alternative’ lifestyle
Daft.ie profits fall by more than half following expansion
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