Business week: Schrems in Dublin; FutureSec conference

Majority of Belfast shipyard is covered by lease that runs until 2119

Workers vow to fight on to save shipyard that was once North’s economic powerhouse

Labour shadow chancellor calls on Boris Johnson to take action to save the shipyard

Union leaders fighting to save shipyard fail to meet prime minister during Belfast visit

Commissioner Vestager questions how US tech giant tries to identify ‘new big thing’

EU competition commissioner says bloc is ‘unwavering’ in support for border backstop

Jamie Guiney’s collection of stories is a mixed bag, with some stark moments of clarity and emotion

The vibrant Irish publishing industry has weathered many storms over the centuries

Presidential candidate says he has put ‘tweetgate’ behind him and ‘shaken hands with RTÉ’

High-class action keeps preposterous series going as who can say no to duelling helicopters?

Speaking in Uganda, the 84-year-old remains an energetic campaigner for chimpanzees’ habitats

Thomas Reid fought in courts over compulsory purchase order for Co Kildare property

Head coach remains positive despite Italy’s current low place in the pecking order

Review: The Earlie King and the Kid in Yellow, a debut novel by Cork author Danny Denton

Caveat: fixed penalties and matching power to prosecute finally give regulator teeth

Retired film scout: ‘Belfast is a city in a country in a renaissance; what better place to be?”

‘I love the smallness of Belfast’ says Scott Dewees, who lives in the Titanic Quarter

With Canadian-born Irish lawyer Martin Kenney, he is embroiled in a decades old insurance claim that has been subject to hearings in three countries

From monitored alarm systems that talk to your mobile to reinforced safe rooms, the range of options to keep burglars at bay is growing. You can even have a team of crisis managers at your disposal, if you can afford it