Colin Hunt: Green transition ‘is the biggest opportunity in the history of global banking’
AIB is emerging from the pandemic in a strong position given its earnings potential and rising interest rates
Eoghan Murphy: Influential figure who was still deemed a ‘rising prospect’
Resignation comes as a shock as few thought bruising spell in housing would be last time in cabinet
Sport crosses its fingers yet again as ministerial merry-go-round gets another spin
The fact that sport has been decoupled from transport could allow a little more light to shine in
One night in Paris: Henry’s stray hand, the 33rd team and the great Fifa shakedown
Sporting Controversies: Reverberations from 2009 World Cup playoff still rattle Irish football
Irish Air Corps will not ground helicopter fleet after door fell off mid-flight
Investigation under way after rear door of aircraft landed outside Clondalkin school
Why have thousands of archaeological sites ‘disappeared’?
While the archaeologists have been busy finding new monuments of interest, the State has been busy facilitating their systematic removal
New AIB chief has long road to travel before raising bonus issue
Colin Hunt must first find new financial officer and deal with concerns over interest rates
Wexford Festival Opera poised for change as artistic director bows out
Will it pivot from David Agler’s taste for still alive composers and underuse of Irish talent?
‘Boston Globe’ journalist Kevin Cullen suspended for three months
Report found initial coverage of the Boston bombings raised concerns of ‘fabrication’
‘Is opera an Irish artform? Of course it is’
Opera is becoming ‘sexy again’ and Irish National Opera aims to capitalise on the new interest by bringing opera to the people
National Opera’s Big Bang! a real statement of intent
Launch of new company ‘a golden moment’ and signals commitment to Irish creative talent
Irish National Opera launches with a Big Bang!
A day of celebration and an opera marathon mark birth of a new approach to opera
What are the prospects for future Luas lines?
Trams to Lucan and Bray were proposed in 2008 but variety of factors led to plans being shelved
A match made in Dublin: the Luas lines finally get it together
Luas Cross City arrives next week, €2m under budget, but with fears for cyclists’ safety
Britten’s opera stumbles from the small screen to the live stage
‘Owen Wingrave’ fails to come to theatrical life
Long and winding road to Go-Ahead getting on board Dublin buses
Successive ministers sought to hand over routes despite union fears of privatisation
Waterford stays optimistic in the face of years of neglect
A yearned-for out-of-hours cath lab remains a beacon of hope for southeast city
Arts Council announces new opera company
Opera Theatre Company and Wide Open Opera will merge to form new entity
European court upholds Independent appeal over Monica Leech award
Group argued ‘disproportionate’ €1.2m libel settlement violated right to freedom of speech
Hard-working Varadkar wanted to stand out from the crowd
View of Varadkar as a single-minded ambitious politician is not shared by everyone
Maurice Pratt: the crazy price of ignoring tourism
Former Quinnsworth supremo takes the chair of the industry’s lobby group with a stark Brexit message for Government: act now or lose Ireland’s most vibrant sector
Campaigners consider Dáil bid over Waterford cardiac care
Three campaign groups to step up pressure for 24/7 services for heart-disease patients
Dublin overcome ‘hardy welcome’ to see off Wexford
Experimental side will continue in O’Byrne Cup competion after Wexford battle
Creative Ireland is a huge promise, but can it be kept?
If these ambitions are realised, arts will receive their greatest leap in funding since the foundation of the State
Mysterious musical chairs at RTÉ as arts job disappears
Executive Director of RTÉ’s Orchestras, Quartet and Choirs moves to new role
Visions of Ireland: Diarmaid Ferriter’s guide
We have had a number of ‘mission statements’ over the past 100 years, but have any visions become reality?
Waterford Hospital decision is disaster for city’s hopes of upgrade
Seen from Dublin, deal demanded by local TD smacked of parish-pump politics
Opera funding seems arbitrary and unaccountable
Opera has been particularly badly treated over the past 10 years and the latest reforms offer little hope
The strange funding gulf between Opera Theatre Company and Wexford
In the past 10 years, the grant to Wexford has crept up but OTC's has fallen fast. What’s the rationale?
Waterford result: John Deasy takes last seat for Fine Gael as Paudie Coffey loses out
Fianna Fáil newcomer Mary Butler tops the poll with John Halligan and David Cullinane also elected
Breda O’Brien: Entire foster care system needs overhaul
Our child protection and welfare system is broken, and there is no political will to fix it
Miriam Lord: Martin escapes behind the counter to avoid ‘coalition-ology’ talk
After talking at length about polls, Fianna Fáil leader refuses to talk about polls
Ruairí McKiernan: Corrib gas protesters did State some service
Actions secured important safety improvements to the project and helped create a much needed national debate about the management of our natural resources
State to pay toll operators €48m in ‘traffic guarantees’
Government must compensate private firms for shortfall in traffic under contracts
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