Meet the people bringing Irish history to life
As Irish people, we are known to be a nation of storytellers. And while modern technologies have allowed…
Our rivers are not the only places to have been polluted under the IFI
Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) – a semi-state body – has a vital function, yet while pollution has seeped…
‘I feel sad my Dad does not have his daughter in his life — but his loss is far greater than mine’
As a little girl, I was glued to my mam’s hip. Wherever she went, I followed. She worked…
‘Even in the darkest moments, there was so much brightness, too’
Poor. One word. One syllable. No messing. The title of this book says it all. On the front cover,…
Dialogue AI Raises $6 Million to Automate Market Research
AI has come for the focus groups. On Friday, Dialogue AI, an AI-powered market research platform, launched with…
A Shortage Of Supply: The Housing Market Explained
DISCLOSURES The information presented is not intended to be making value judgments on the preferred outcome of any…
The story behind a new book of images from Ireland’s farming history
I was a townie, brought up in Ballydehob, yet I remember vividly the couple of miles I would…
‘Liberation Day’ in Retrospect: 6 Things That Surprised Investors
DISCLOSURES The information presented is not intended to be making value judgments on the preferred outcome of any…
Cork-born actor on leaving for London, and The Walsh Sisters
Máiréad Tyers has a Paul Mescal story. “On the first day, Ridley asked him ‘are you nervous?’ Paul…
Ireland’s farmers carve a niche with American-style pumpkin experiences
A long time ago, in the wilds of west Kerry, a young man was robbing apples when the…
The traditions that shaped Ireland — and the Irish revival
For over 20 years, my late father, Tadg, used to write a daily column for the Evening Echo…
Bizarre sick note case drags on while siblings live under cloud for 11 years
The use of sick notes in the workplace has long been a matter of controversy. Media investigations over…