Family man was the 87th member of the force to be killed on duty

Advice follows investigation into death of fisherman while travelling between trawlers

Predictions get worse with every passing day

Fintech collaborates with accountancy firm for automated digital tax compliance service

America Letter: With or without St Patrick’s Day events, Irish-American vote is key

External storm clouds may work in our favour as economy operates close to full capacity

Building will also house digital innovation centre RDI Hub

Pair accused of demanding money with menaces from building site foreman

Government seeks to address problem by growing economy and reducing debt ratio

Matter put back to allow defendants to obtain legal advice over Tipperary council claims

From cities made for efficient transport to smart refrigerators monitoring what you eat

ESRI’s Kieran McQuinn says uncertainty has cooled consumption and investment

Data surrounding Irish economy remains positive, but recession clouds are looming

This huge adaptation of Thomas Kilroy’s novel is both an impassioned critique and a persuasive illustration of crowd control

Dispute involves two couples facing jail over alleged failure to vacate Tipperary site

Brexit is not the only factor complicating the State's financial planning

Donohoe likely to signal a budgetary package of about €3 billion, the same as last year

Chief economist warns overheating could switch to underheating in case of hard Brexit

State’s chief economist John McCarthy says formulating budgetary policy extremely difficult given uncertain outlook

Need for cost-benefit analysis on projects slowing down new homes, council chief says