Nightclub industry being treated as ‘whipping boys’ of pandemic, says owner
‘We operate a safe business. It’s just not fair, but nothing surprises me’, says Ian Redmond
‘Now there are going to be house parties’: Midnight curfew kicks in for nightclubs
New restrictions see some nightclubs open doors earlier to close by midnight
Nightclub operators ‘excited and confused’ about Friday reopening
Vaccine passes, contact tracing and face masks likely to be required under new rules
Court in Lunney case hears evidence of contacts between phones
Evidence allegedly shows contacts between some of the accused and alleged organiser
Man accused in Lunney trial disputes link to phone number allegedly used during attack
Prosecution claims it has linked number to man through pizza order, holiday booking
Judge in Lunney trial questions lack of clarity from EU court on how police can access mobile phone data
Court will deliver decision on admissibility of mobile phone evidence next week
State must invest further on cyber security protections - multinational sector
Ireland’s reputation has not been undermined by HSE cyber attack, says US chamber
Sharp rise in work permit applications triggers backlog
Approximately 2,855 in work permit queue, compared to 2,500 at same point last year
Irish investment in US at ‘all-time high’
Head of American Chamber of Commerce says ‘massive opportunities’ for Irish firms
Witness saw boy ‘making a beeline’ for farmhouse where Ana Kriégel died
Witness tells trial of seeing accused boy ‘in rough shape’ on day on alleged murder
Welsh MP uses Irish in House of Commons to call for Irish language act
Plaid Cymru MP is one of only a few MPs to use Irish in the House of Commons
Mother of man killed in double murder says her heart was shattered
Dublin man Jason O’Driscoll (36) sentenced to life in prison, tells judge the jury got it wrong
Pope tells survivors that those who cover up abuse are ‘caca’
Pontiff used the Spanish word in a meeting with survivors of clerical sex abuse
Bodies of two murdered ‘small-time criminals’ found fused together, trial hears
Trial of Jason O’Driscoll for killing of Anthony Burnett and Joseph Redmond begins
Fexco acquires UK foreign exchange operator Changelink
Kerry-based financial services now has 10% share of the UK travel money market
Brexit report proposes relaxation of fiscal rules and extra spending
Senator says failure to secure ‘open skies’ deal with UK would be ‘a disaster’
Postmasters to protest against potential closures
Minister says future not as bad as suggested despite claim 1,100 offices are loss-making
Wider search sought after remains found at Tuam home
Women call for former mother and baby homes in Cork and Dublin to be investigated
Thirteen billion reasons ‘not enough’ to accept EU’s Apple tax ruling
Oireachtas hearing told Revenue’s independence under threat from EU’s decision
Fexco post-Brexit deal tips retail currency transactions over £1bn
Kerry financial services firm eyes expanding foreign exchange business to other markets
McCarthy brothers: Funeral to be held in Kerry on Sunday
The elderly deaf siblings, found dead in Dublin this week, had visited their home property near Dingle only last month
Man who shot neighbour dead committed to hospital after insanity verdict
James Redmond (60) was found not guilty by reason of insanity of murdering Mary Dargan
Man (60) found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity
James Redmond killed his neighbour in her kitchen and attempted to kill her daughter
1916 centenary: President calls for re-examination of ‘imperial triumphalism’
Michael D Higgins says Irish republicanism has been far more thoroughly dissected
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