Cases rising early from a low level, with calls for those eligible to get vaccinated

Rickwang Tientcheu says he drifted through the Covid years of second level before building up his own app for students, Edu Éire

Plans for additional €400m support from the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund for developers

At the time of her death, more than 16,000 people were in emergency accommodation across the country

Cost-cutting initiatives and new product launches boost profits even as revenue falls 7%

Our openness can be a strength and we need managed growth in labour force to remain competitive

Presidential election debacle will soon fade but not delivering urgently on matters impacting people’s lives will not

In the post-pandemic years the club faced rising costs and fewer patrons, especially younger ones

Nicolae and Florin Mazarache were stopped by a garda at Dublin Airport in April 2021

Cheating during exams is almost always pre-planned, and the means of cheating remain familiar

With a market capitalisation of €4.24bn, EasyJet trades at less than half its pre-Covid price and a seventh of Ryanair’s

After an unremarkable budget and disastrous presidential election campaigns, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are in a dangerous place

‘People failed at their jobs’ after authorising payments without checking goods had been received, Bernard Gloster said

Those aged 16 to 24 felt ‘lonely most or all of the time over past four weeks’, says OECD report

Health service also faces €7.4m bill to have obsolete personal protective equipment destroyed

Public Accounts Committee to be told there is no hope of recovering losses

Party’s decision to support Connolly’s presidential campaign only deepened my concerns about its current direction

But directors of luxury hotel say 2025 has seen an ‘uplift’ in trade

Platform blamed its suspension of US president’s channel after Capitol riot on pressure from Joe Biden

Mortgages in default and debt from Covid pandemic among borrowings set to be sold at steep discount