The car parts sellers who started flogging frisbees, the gin makers who switched to sanitiser

‘I know, I know, it is a bit further than 20km but it is our first trip anywhere for months’

Trinity College Dublin announces recruitment freeze as part of cost-saving strategy

Makers of life-saving equipment want State backing to protect supplies and production

Company currently employs 240 people, having taken on extra 50 people this year

Is it a good idea for parents to accompany their children on the day?

Irish George I silver chocolate pot, valued at up to €35,000, reflects cocoa’s rare origins

This year's semi-final wasn't the first time the game's most successful manager upset the odds

Owner of 90% of horse disputes CAB’s claim that he purchased it through the proceeds of crime

Overburdened transport systems are increasingly grappling with anti-social behaviour

Company to expand manufacturing facilities, up R&D activities and take on more staff

Alan Hynes described as ‘conniving’ after delaying disciplinary process for years

Sales of company’s medical devices rise 21 per cent in 2017

Overall turnover rises to €47.2m as revenues in core medical devices segment up 26%

The drug is often sold as heroin but is far stronger, leading to accidental overdoses

Minister for Justice says issue is not impacting on Garda prosecutions in courts

State laboratory staff pulled off drugs testing to work on new national DNA database

An eye-opening visit to lab responsible for testing and measuring Garda drug seizures

The backlash was mostly about acting out the ritualised shame of being from a persecuted, backward little country

Six professionals give their advice on what to consider when choosing third-level course