Irish Life’s Unio hires from Goodbody to boost offering to wealth management clients
Competition for senior talented staff heating up as more firms are attracted to growing sector
Competition for senior talented staff heating up as more firms are attracted to growing sector
J Bruce Ismay was wholly exonerated by official inquiries, but his name is still linked with doomed vessel
Repeated efforts to engage with neighbours over construction work met with hostility, couple say
The 72nd Galway International Oyster Festival attracted bivalve lovers, sceptics and novices from far and wide
Buyers cautious about bidding high for homes, figures show
Eleven entries have made it to the final stage of deliberation in this year’s competition
The 19-year-old from Genoa completed a unprecedented sweep of under-23 titles within the last year
Councillor warns condition of Munster lake is ‘heading towards Lough Neagh’
New York-born journalist and author set bar rather high for those who followed
Man was taken to University Hospital Galway after crash on R341 in Clifden on Monday
‘Welcome home’: Arriving back in Bogotá after a trip to Ireland, I had a new sensation
Newly-built homes now for sale or coming soon to the market
The inland waterway sits between some of Connacht’s tallest mountains
Brief hearing at Galway District Court heard a recent application for bail by the two men has been refused
Fairground Attraction frontwoman visits Connemara ancestral home of late partner and songwriter John Douglas to scatter his ashes
Council has spent €28,000 refreshing image with a new logo but some want the old ‘G’ back
It is a choice by people in power, who take a ‘delay, deny, wait ’til we die’ approach
Home team were footloose and elegant as they built impressive lead, only for Americans to snatch victory
A stalwart on Shop Street since 1909, Ryans has been run by four generations of the Ryan family, priding itself on offering repeat customers excellent service with a personal touch
What's it like to spend your working days among the exhibits in some of Ireland's best-loved galleries and museums? From security guards to volunteers, we asked the people who work behind the scenes to tell us about their jobs, and their favourite exhibits.
Fast food company joins other objectors to proposed new Starbucks outlet
September 19th-25th, 2026: Our pick of music, art, theatre and more coming your way this week
Former Leinster man relishing fresh challenge out west and fighting for Ireland place
From tribal dance and earthquake education to clay sculpting and an after-dark tractor parade, there is plenty to experience this Culture Night
One in seven Oireachtas members have an interest in farming with some owning large landholdings
GP son says it is unrealistic to expect an elderly patient without specialist knowledge to understand ‘intricacies’ of health insurance system
American newspaper giant’s ties to Ireland stretch back to a childhood visit to Dublin
Emma O’Grady (41) and Áine Ní Thréinir (35) allegedly shouted anti-war slogans on green as US president was preparing to land
Despite being fined by the National Transport Authority this week, it’s business as usual for Paddywagon’s tours
Met Éireann warns of ‘very heavy and persistent rain’ with possible thunderstorms for Donegal, Galway and Mayo
Court hears woman became separated from friends and that defendants offered to help her to accommodation
A fifth of State’s coastline is at grave risk from hazards such as flooding, with climate change playing key role
Regardless of what politicians say or do, people are starting to demand and deliver change locally
Interactive online map allows public to check exposure to risks in their own area
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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