‘He hung on to get home’: Family honour dying wishes of missionary priest
Fr Gus Hurley wanted to die at home in west Cork and be buried in his Scottish parish
How online learning affected secondary schooling
Quick pivot to online meant expectations, resources and capability did not always align perfectly
Mater Private opens two new day hospitals in Dublin
Sites at Cherrywood and Northern Crossmark €13m investment by group and will create 50 jobs
Study finds 70% of employees experiencing stress at work
We are not moving enough, experts say, our diet choices are not good and our work-life balance is often very bad
Mater Private Group company makes €23.4m loss under new owners
Interest payments and amortisation charge lead to loss for five-month period after deal
Ryanair selects Vodafone for €40m digital infrastructure deal
Telco to provide technical support for 300 Ryanair sites and 200m passengers
Data analytics firm Boxever and Ryanair sign multimillion contract
Deal with Irish technology company will allow airline to better target customers
More power to cyclists as sales of ebikes gather speed
The health benefits of cycling are helping those who need an extra surge of energy
The key players of the banking crisis: where are they now?
From retirement to board roles to prison, we track the fates of the central figures
Ten years on: The night of the 280-word guarantee that cost €32bn
By September 2008, it was obvious something had to be done to save Anglo
Inside Ryanair: Michael O’Leary’s making of a ‘nicer’ airline
Book extract: Matt Cooper chronicles O’Leary’s struggles to reinvent Ryanair, keep pilots at bay, and stay in charge of the airline
French company Infravia to buy Mater Private
Deal with Harbourvest is thought to value hospital group at about €500m
This Week: National Construction Summit and Tech Summit 2018
Results due from Apple, Merck, Pfizer, Aon and Tesla, McDonalds and Trinity Biotech
Holders PBC and CBC cruise into Munster Schools Senior Cup semi-finals
Cork schools joined in the last four by Crescent who defeated Rockwell
‘If the wind blows, the signal goes’: the reality of rural broadband
For many businesses outside Dublin the lack of adequate broadband services is of growing concern
Start-ups to battle it out to find Ireland’s best business idea
Four early-stage companies selected for final of the One2Watch competition
Central Bank pushed for property tax, water charges in 2009
Pre-budget letters reveal Patrick Honohan’s plans to extend State revenue base
Denis Casey profile: ILP boss who did not recall authorising loans
He became chief executive as US subprime mortgage crisis triggered financial meltdown
Three bankers to be sentenced over Anglo conspiracy
Denis Casey found guilty after longest criminal trial in Irish legal history
Anglo verdict: Prosecution wanted ‘green jersey’ agenda removed
Judge ruled it would not be right or practical to try to stop the jury hearing about the issue in the course of other testimony
FutureScope conference to examine tech trends and insights
Major technology event in Dublin brings together Irish start-ups and multinationals
Ryanair personalised digital platform set for take-off
Airline seeking to become Amazon for travel with MyRyanair service
Anglo trial hears former ILP finance chief tell gardaí he committed no crime
State has now concluded its evidence against four accused former bankers
Banker denies €1bn deal was ‘solo run’
Accused asked about transaction in 2008 in which Anglo placed €1bn with ILP and €750m was placed overnight in Anglo by ILP
Bank chief authorised Anglo loan because of ‘green jersey agenda’
Group chief executive of Irish Life & Permanent Denis Casey says he had no role in the structuring or execution of deal
Court hears former ILP chief describe ‘green jersey’ agenda of regulator
Anglo trial told of perceived need to ‘circle the wagons’ to protect banks
Government armed with €20bn before crisis meeting – Cardiff
Ex-Department of Finance chief says ‘fighting fund’ available
Anglo said it would be the most profitable bank after guarantee
Draft plan claimed bank could overcome ‘issues’ caused by crisis, inquiry told
Banking inquiry: ECB ‘would pull emergency support’
European Central Bank explicitly threatened government in March 2011
‘Solvency of banks’ reference removed from government statement
Inquiry finds press release after bank guarantee was altered
Developers make new legal threats to banking inquiry
Johnny Ronan and Michael O’Flynn are disappointed their suggestions were rejected
Central Bank cut property bubble warning from report
Banking inquiry: Ex-director general says ‘things were going crazy’ as early as 2001
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