Prof Denis O’Sullivan: the Irishman who shone light on cosmic rays
The physicist, who died in February, worked with Nasa to protect astronauts from radiation
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies celebrates 80 years of discovery
When founded in 1940 it was the first such institute in Europe
Tesco to cut emissions by converting waste food from Irish stores to gas
Tesco Ireland intends supplying 6,400 tonnes of waste food a year to Kildare-based Green Generation for conversion to methane
Over 1,000 businesses sign up to suspend gas standing charges
Gas Networks Ireland is foregoing charges for businesses not consuming gas
Banning oil exploration could have implications for energy security
Ireland currently depends for energy on a gas supply line that runs from Siberia
State produced oil exploration guide weeks before banning activity
Government published financial guide for prospective licence applicants in August
Apollo 11 – the Irish research connection
Cosmic ray work made DIAS and Ireland famous in the space science communities of ESA and Nasa
Apollo 11 anniversary to be marked with events around the country
DIAS, Festival of Curiosity and Birr Castle to celebrate moon landing with series of events
Bord Gáis chief breaks down the bill for low-carbon future
Catherine O’Kelly calls for transparency around costs of Government’s green ambitions and ensuring energy security in Ireland
Business winner lessons: ‘I would have taken the business international sooner’
Top 1000: Eight of Ireland’s business leaders tell us about their lives at the top
Irish Times Business Person of the Year: three more contenders
Peter Hamilton profiles more of the 12 business leaders shortlisted for award
Ireland’s stellar contributions go under the radar
Recognition of formidable history in space and science always eclipsed by success in arts
‘The Irish Times’ launches second annual business awards
Business Person of the Year and other category winners to be announced at gala event in May
The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Denis O’Sullivan
Gas Networks Ireland secured €100m in long-term funding
Gas begins flowing through €100m pipeline linking Ireland and Scotland
Gas Networks Ireland boss describes new pipe as a ‘critical piece of infrastructure’ that ends dependence on a single pipe
Committee fails to move Bill banning oil and gas exploration off the coast
Minister says legislation clashes with key aims of State’s energy policy – sustainability, security of supply and affordability
Gas Networks Ireland to borrow €100m from EIB for infrastructure
State utility to upgrade interconnector and enable network to carry compressed gas
‘In Freddie Mercury I saw a very shy and at times lonely figure’
Actor Rami Malek on portraying the late Queen frontman in the new biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
Ryanair lobbies on tax, Tyrone firm urges staff to get Irish passports and what next for the NBP?
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Interview: Denis O’Sullivan, managing director, Gas Networks Ireland
Greenhouse gas emissions can be converted to gas to generate electricity, power businesses, heat homes and run transport
Gas Networks Ireland to turn slurry into gas in €500m move
State acting to avoid dependency on Britain after Corrib and Kinsale fields are exhausted
State stands out in EU for biomethane potential, event hears
Biomethane conference in Dublin told Republic generates ‘a hell of a lot of manures’
Ireland could ‘keep lights’ on with 100% renewable energy
Oireachtas committee told Climate Emergency Measures Bill ‘laudable but flawed’
Former garda settles action against Channel Islands newspaper
Denis O’Sullivan sued editor of the Sark Newspaper over comments about him
Network of 70 compressed natural gas filling stations announced
Project to be overseen by Gas Networks Ireland and NUI Galway
The son of Skibbereen who sang his way around the world
Irish Connections: ‘Singing Sullivan’ became one of the ‘illustrious singers of the world’
State’s first natural-gas filling station to open in Dublin
Gas Networks Ireland and Topaz agree €1.45 million deal to develop 70 filling stations
Shay’s Short Game: Tiarnan McLarnon targets another Close call in Ballyliffin
Cork take Barton Shield in Munster; Damien McGrane in top form; The Island look to defend crown
Moon astronauts face higher rates of heart disease, study says
New research claims radiation from deep space can cause cardiovascular problems
Different Strokes: Wentworth not feeling the love from Europe’s stars
Meadow has cut at tournament drop-outs; Spieth’s goal; Twitter twaddle; In the bag; Know the Rules
One More Thing: War is over, but battle goes on after row between Paddy McKillen and Barclay brothers
Fallout from the bitter dispute over Maybourne hotel group continues
Ex-garda allowed to take newspaper defamation case
High Court told man intends to sue editor of publication in Channel Islands
Innovative Autumn fixtures see Lasers racing on the Liffey
Charles Apthorp completes runaway victory in Flying Fifteens on Dublin Bay
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