Employers warn of difficulties with unvaccinated workers
Isme CEO highlights problems linked to hiring and abuse of payment supports
Revenue apologises for post-Brexit customs delays caused by IT issues
Import system struggling to deal with 20,000 small parcel declarations lodged ‘in one go’
Revenue says Brexit delays on goods going through Dublin Port are easing
Officials claim supply chain issues in the retail sector are a result of ‘blockages’ in UK and failure of importers to prepare for Brexit
Up to 1,250 businesses ‘recommended’ for State-backed coronavirus loans
Senior department official says take-up of State scheme has accelerated in recent weeks
Your business week: Election-hit Bank of Ireland to report results
Salesforce, Glanbia and CRH to report; Guaranteed Irish roadshow on future trends takes place in UCC
Rough Magic theatre, 35 years on: ‘Dublin in those days was so bohemian’
Company reflects on decades of casting spells and pushing the envelope with its productions
South Dublin secondary school to get PE hall after 40-year campaign
Ballinteer Educate Together National School also gets go-ahead for new Dundrum home
Ageism in the workplace is alive and well and employers are missing out
Companies are clamouring for staff but assume someone’s fitness to work is dictated by their birth date
Crime fiction round-up: Man Booker nominated Snap by Belinda Bauer leaves no trace behind
Plus the return of Sara Gran’s brilliant Claire DeWitt and new thrills from Sophie Hannah, Jean-Claude Izzo and Ace Atkins
Why Irish crime fiction is in murderously good health
If Irish crime fiction has a signal crime it is corruption – public and private, spiritual and secular
Artful misdirection and a carefully-timed twist: the latest in crime fiction
New novels from Joseph Knox, Claire McGowan, Susie Steiner, Sarah Pinborough and Louise Candlish
Disadvantaged school near Wesley refused PE hall for decades
St Tiernan’s is yards from fee-paying school at the centre of hockey pitches controversy
Cruinniú na Cásca 2017: free public events for Easter Monday
From St Stephen’s Green to Custom House Quay, there’s something for everyone in Dublin and around the country
Margaret Atwood’s future proofs and finding a modern language for magic
Whether tackling Shakespeare, writing poetry or creating a graphic novel, the Canadian author lets her social conscience shine through – and has a habit of predicting the future
Wilde Lake review: A great crime writer at the top of her game
Laura Lippman has been writing brilliant thrillers for 20 years. This is among her best
Mountains to Sea DLR Book Festival: Our pick of the best
What to check out at the book festival this weekend in Dún Laoghaire
Brought to Book: Laura Lippman on our hunger for meaning
Former reporter says novelists make a fetish of research – ‘it’s not that hard’
Kerry Babies tribunal inspires award-winning debut
Ann Lovett case another source for Nicola White’s ‘In The Rosary Garden’
An actor’s journey into character
Tomorrow, this year’s Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards will be presented. The nominees for best actor and best actress talk about the roles they play
Word for Word: Festivals for the festive season
Literary events can be a bit thin on the ground around Christmas. So here’s where to look
Killer instinct: a golden age of Irish crime fiction
Irish crime writing is booming. Ahead of a weekend festival, some of the writers who have their fingerprints all over this crime wave discuss the reasons behind it
How to get published: tips from the pros
Find your own voice, write from the heart, and know when to cut your losses. Writers and industry figures give their advice
Funeral of actor Susan Fitzgerald told of her serenity facing death
Priest recalls an ‘extraordinary’ person
Bloomsday goes global with a round the world reading
‘Ulysses’ will for the first time be read around the world this Sunday
Me and my money: writer Declan Hughes
‘How cheap the wine is makes a positive difference to the taste’
Knowing when to start Digging
Rough Magic unearths a state-of-the-nation drama by Declan Hughes that could still dig deeper
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