Bloodstock consultant and Coolmore member Clem Murphy leaves €8.4m estate in will
Internationally known advisor sat on the board of the Breeders’ Cup horseraces in the US
Internationally known advisor sat on the board of the Breeders’ Cup horseraces in the US
Recent analysis highlighted an Iranian information operation targeting Ireland, while accounts linked to Russia and China posted about the fuel protests
Government is dealing with two problems. One is economic. Second is those taking it upon themselves to rule on who can go where and when
Department of Social Protection says there is no issue with using free travel pass to ‘buddy up’
If we are serious about fairness, then this imbalance deserves scrutiny
A government savings scheme with compounding taxes and fees won’t be much use to households
If Orbán wins and continues to act as he has been doing, EU membership should be suspended
If West were serious about atonement, he would put any thought of performing at festivals aside
Suggestion that motor insurance sector lacks transparency does not reflect current framework
Vodafone soars more than 80% from near 30-year low last April to about £1.18
Advancing in the Champions Cup by ousting the Premiership side on Saturday would help restore belief after last season’s loss to Northampton
There is no cost control. And no one seems to care about what we are getting for all this spending
Man in ‘uncontested, amicable’ case paid his lawyer €5,000 but his ex-wife paid her lawyer €18,000
Foo Fighters frontman on tracking phases of his life through albums, reflecting on the band’s early days and what their future might look like
The writer on literary reputation, emigration and ‘the crushing weight of being the only gay in the village’
Country she depicts is not romanticised but simply lived in: a world of small houses, strained marriages and worried parents
Authorial relish and exuberance are apparent on every page of this short story collection, with contributions from Naoise Dolan, Sarah Maria Griffin and more
Gender-skewering comic ballet company comes to Ireland in April, as part of Dublin Dance Festival
Despite their defeat in two historic strikes, the British miners’ struggle raised huge questions for society
There was something more beautiful, more moving than any of the photographs shot from the window of the Orion spacecraft
Nathan Doak has taken his opportunity with a buoyant Ulster side and is one of a fine stock of young halfbacks
As many as one in three holidaymakers had no travel insurance last year, but one in six had issues with their trip
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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