Medical devices firm still chasing HSE for part of multimillion-euro sum following court ruling
Narooma Limited was awarded €2.77m at arbitration after pandemic contract for ventilators collapsed
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Dublin liqueur distillery enters liquidation after failing to secure investment in restructuring
Stillgarden Distillery was founded in 2020 and operated out of premises in Inchicore
Family of woman that died in Cork nursing home during pandemic settle High Court action
High Court hears that in February, 2021, 46 residents of Ballynoe nursing home tested positive for coronavirus, 19 of whom died
From London to Dublin: ‘Living here, I would say I am Irish more than English, even with the accent’
Sophie McDermott moved to Ireland, where her father is from, during Covid and plans to stay long term
Blasta cookbook publisher Kristin Jensen: ‘Food and stories are what we all have in common’
The US native explains how a fanciful Covid dream led to her becoming a leading Irish food publisher
Covid-era supports should not set the benchmark for every crisis, panel told
Expert-led discussion on Ireland’s preparedness for future shocks was hosted by the Covid-19 evaluation panel on Monday
GP prescribed ‘toxic’ medication to Covid-19 patients, inquiry hears
Dr Patrick Morrissey of Adare Medical Centre faces 39 factual allegations by the Medical Council
New report on impact of hybrid working in Ireland to deliver its findings
National Economic and Social Council report likely to conclude such arrangements ‘generate a combination of gains and trade-offs’
It’s Halloween ... the time of year when everyone should take vitamin D
Studies suggest depression, Alzheimer’s and bacterial infections could be linked to vitamin D deficiency
Australia welcomed tens of thousands of young Irish in recent years. That’s about to change
Adjustments to backpacker visas could make staying on less attractive
Darragh O’Brien backs Phil Hogan for key UN post despite pushing for his resignation in Golfgate row
Minister for the Environment says Covid-era golfgate controversy that cost EU commissioner his job ‘is done’
John Fitzpatrick: ‘The two hotels are running perfectly. Someone might make me an offer ... but I’m not in any hurry’
Irishman’s two hotels in New York City, the Manhattan and Grand Central, have bounced back from Covid to post record revenues
Feed-the-World Phil Hogan has his eye on a €225,000 job
It is not enough to save the state, or Europe. It is time now for multi-options Phil to feed the world
A Dún Laoghaire barbershop transformed into a modern home: ‘I used to get my hair cut here as a kid’
Securing a vacant home grant was key to this complex renovation of a 19th century commercial premises. Now, after years of work, the owner enjoys a bright, warm and stylish home
As the class of 2026 begins college, a masked shadow lingers
We should not forget that the chaos caused by Covid can still be impacting on young adults as they begin the next chapter
Should I start a message with ‘I hope you’re well’? If not well, should I say so?
Suppose I’m in the depths of existential dejection; are you really ready for me to offload my feelings on you?
GP’s social media posts during Covid pandemic undermined public health guidelines, inquiry told
Medical Council alleges tweets were inappropriate and undermined public health guidelines and public health authorities
Is the world really drowning in debt?
We may not be on the eve of disaster but room for manoeuvre is shrinking for big economies
These Celtic Tiger apartments stood half-built for 20 years. Locals want them finished
Monaghan council has applied ‘the stick’ – in the form of derelict sites levy and a compulsory purchase bid – to try to bring project to completion
A Bigger Life by Louise O’Neill: A willingness and openness to surprise at its best
Commitment to being out in the world with other people may reveal one of the book’s most vital messages
Paddy McKillen jnr built a hospitality empire – now the man with €270 in the bank owes €27.7m
Press Up Group, which he lost control of in 2024, was rapidly expanded by McKillen jnr following the financial crash
Naomi Klein: The super rich need to be abolished and ‘prescribed a middle-class life’
End Times Fascism by noted author and her collaborator Astra Taylor contains a hopeful prescription for neighbourly resistance
Agnes Obel: ‘With all this AI, people are gravitating towards a more acoustic experience. I’m hopeful’
The Berlin-based Danish musician on the elation of pregnancy, her music taking a turn away from technology during Covid, and depression
More children missing school today than before Covid pandemic, says ESRI report
Boys and girls are more likely to miss school if their parents have a harsher parenting style and if there is a lack of routine at home
Moving the goalposts on citizenship rules is deeply unfair
Proposed regulations ignore contributions made by those already resident for many years
A leisurely visit to the Bayeux tapestry when it was still in Normandy
Prized medieval work of art will be on show in London until July next year
Special education body ordered to pay €33,000 to employee in case taken over Covid-era obligations
Maire Aherne argued she should not have had to organise in-person school visits during pandemic
Irish teenagers getting weaker at maths and reading, new international research shows
OECD says ‘increased digitalisation’ and ‘falling rates of reading for enjoyment have coincided with weaker literacy outcomes’
Low levels of confidence in Government preparedness for next pandemic, survey finds
About one-third said they personally felt unprepared for a potential lockdown, according to new research
Loneliness: There’s a reason why we use the term ‘power of connection’
Men’s Sheds are a perfect example of how to form close bonds and focus on the quality, rather than the quantity, of connections
Humanity misses climate target, booking.com scam ads, and Belfast cafe hit by US sanctions
Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan
They wanted to vaccinate their children. Their partners refused
There may never be a metric for the number of good families thrown into chaos and left broken
A Wicklow woman in Marbella: ‘I would make friends in the summer and they would then go home. But I found my tribe’
Wild Geese: Greystones native Sarah Catterson runs online fitness coaching enterprise Strengthinus from the Spanish city of Marbella
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