Famously frosty relationship between two Galway politicians is left in the past as president-elect prepares to take office

Is a levy on the aviation industry a necessary corrective or just another tax on consumers? An environmental campaigner debates Conor Pope

More than 50,000 filed returns on Monday despite ‘intermittent issues’

With no cost-of-living supports, this is shaping up to be one of the most expensive festive seasons ever. We totted it all up

Grano is built on simplicity, strong family bonds, a sense of social solidarity and community

Diners may baulk at smaller portions, slimmer menus and higher bills, but owners have little choice

Irish Rail gives details of several service changes as Met Éireaan forecasts unsettled conditions for weekend

More than 5,200 children from 2,443 families in emergency accommodation

Some drivers are owed more that €100,000 by collapsed courier company, road haulage association says

Company handles roughly 20 million deliveries here a year with major sorting hubs in Cork and Dublin

‘I have started using cash as often as possible as ... I really think that all digital money is a very bad thing’

Primary objective of the digital euro, for example, is to offer people across the European Union a virtual wallet

Tradespeople urged to exercise caution when working on heating systems due to electrocution risk

Boarding pass information of people who used airport in August may have been published online

Anyone born before April 18th, 1926, is asked to contact the National Archives