‘Scientifically unfounded, false’ carbon markets remain divisive due to concerns they let firms pay to evade responsibilities on emissions
There are some telephone conversations that stay with you. One I had in 2014 with a Canadian property investor called Thomas Schwartz is a case in point. I had come across a company called CapReit, which had quietly incorporated an Irish-registered entity, and was trying to establish what it intended to do here. The country... View Article The post Ires built Ireland’s biggest private landlord. Why couldn’t the stock market see its value? appeared first on The Currency .
Stena Line and Special Olympics Ireland are marking one year of their partnership by celebrating the athletes, volunteers and communities the sponsorship has supported throughout Ireland.
AIB said it is increasing its green and transition lending target, doubling it from €30 billion to €60 billion by 2030.
An informal meeting of the EU Council is taking place today.
Wayne Rooney is reportedly set to earn a pretty penny for his upcoming stint on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here. The Manchester United and England legend has been confirmed as one of the stars of the show when the lineup was announced on Tuesday (November 12), alongside Chloe Burrows, Joanne Page, and […]
Two of the championship's pre-season favourites meet in the last four of the McCarthy Insurance Group County JAFC
Follow live developments as EU leaders convene in Dublin with the conflict in Ukraine again set to be a key focus of discussions.
Polish prime minister Donald Tusk has thanked the Irish Civil Defence members who rushed to the aid of victims in a mass shooting in Krakow, calling them ‘heroes’. Six people were killed and around 15 injured when a 24-year-old gunman drove into the Polish city’s Main Market Square and opened fire last Saturday afternoon. The […]
Jake White’s team have been training at De La Salle Palmerston FC in Dublin.
North Cork side opened their provincial campaign with a home win and now must make a trip to Tipp
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The second row is back in the starting team for Saturday’s clash with Fiji.
It comes as a Cork TD has accused the HSE of “reckless incompetence” for closing step-down beds in the midst of an overcrowding crisis.
Garda Alan Cronin objected to bail being granted to Cian O'Brien, and gave an outline of the alleged offences
The Pope who is originally from US has declared Peru his homeland
They said the building “presents a unique opportunity” to tell the story of Cork and Ireland, in a similar manner to Dublin’s Kilmainham.
Growing concerns have been raised that Carrigtwohill is already grinding to a halt because of inadequate physical and social infrastructure
Ledley Hall Boys and Girls Club is one of the many projects in NI supported by BBC Children in Need.
Whether you fancy some music, cinema, theatre, or some ice-skating, there's plenty happening Leeside.
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The filmmaker on how he wanted his new movie ‘Wild Horse Nine’ to be the opposite of his record-breaking ‘The Banshees of Inisherin’, and how he's relishing heading back on the awards circuit
A celebration of youth work in communities will take place across Ireland tonight as part of Oíche na hÓige as youth clubs and services are set to open to the wider community.
A sport shop and a convenience store in Co Kildare were subjects of a CCPC inspection which found consumer law breaches at both businesses
Some began celebrations at 4am while others travelled all the way from Tipperary for Galway city’s student Christmas tradition.
The Boys in Green play the first leg away against Finland on Friday at 4.15pm Irish time.
I know what welfare can do for a family in need, because it did it for mine. That is exactly why I will not stand by while it is stretched into something it was never meant to be. The post Peter Bedford: Claiming should never be easier than climbing appeared first on Conservative Home .
There will be no elections at next month’s annual convention with five vacant officer role to be filled without a contest
Charlie Clarke says the physical and emotional effects of pectus excavatum have been "unimaginable".
Follow the events of the European Political Summit in Dublin on our Irish Independent live blog
Follow the events of the European Political Summit in Dublin on our Irish Independent live blog
Success rate of claims for international protection has been falling for several years anyway, data shows
Taoiseach Micheál Martin will host an informal meeting of EU leaders in Dublin this morning following yesterday's European Political Community summit.
Minister for Health must stick to her department’s plans and fully implement health information labelling
The Leinster lock knows Ireland will need to focus on not giving Fiji access to the unstructured play they prefer
They are making a big contribution to our current, albeit lower, fertility levels
From Michael Lowry’s ‘plain but not simple’ truth to Alice Glenn’s views on girls ‘used and abused by men with condoms’
Andrew Porter and Tadhg Furlong ready to go again after featuring in win against Argentina
Micheál Martin had to greet 50 world leaders individually, exuding warmth while respecting cultural and personal differences
Irish News editorial on why Europe must seize opportunity to intensify efforts for peace in Ukraine
While the Fermanagh Junior Championship will be extended to eight teams in 2027, Colm Courtney’s men played just three championship games in the Erne County, after a Division Two campaign that saw them win eight of 15 matches.
Tá glúin nua ag glacadh le litríocht na Gaeilge ar bhealaí úra cruthaitheacha
Dublin City Council offers €550,000 contract for draft regeneration plan
For the first time ever, both traditional mainstream parties are now committed to planning for constitutional change
Political relief around resolution, but there are questions left to answer
A report by the Oireachtas budget office asks if State funding for greyhound racing is ‘simply arresting its inevitable collapse’
Three of the company’s vehicles reported the balances as the lender’s total loan book fell to €609.9m
Former Ireland international speaks to Nathan Johns about his new book, with co-author Gerry Thornley reflecting on the writing process
Having inexplicably opted out of availing of a loan when it was launched a year ago, Ireland has a new opportunity to join the scheme
Defined benefit pensions will become increasingly unsustainable for the workforce to support
Freedom of movement of Irish citizens should be the priority
I was able to comfortably walk to work up the Liffey through Dublin 1 and Dublin 2 in record time
There are big unknowns in the offing for both sides in the form of inflation and cost
Jimmy McLoughlin has ambitious plans to grow Fallon & Byrne’s business while also expanding chicken business Rosie & Jim
From taking inventory to maintaining multi-country consistency, this is where to begin the process.
Tipp FM and South East Radio are subjects of first radio inquiries by regulator since changes to Broadcasting Act
Narrow focus on build and supply alone will not reduce house price inflation
We sample a selection of the city’s most beloved bakes, from Cuisine de France to artisanal offerings at nearly twice the price
Chinese household registration system usually restricts citizens’ access to public services beyond their locality
Jim Crawford’s team qualified for playoff with an outstanding run that included victory against England
Ballygunner continually paper over the cracks of an out-of-date championship structure in the Déise.
Department of Social Protection will face questions from public spending watchdog on sums received by charity
US envoys stole the show in a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky while European leaders dined at the National Gallery
In recent years, there have been several high-profile instances of financial mismanagement – checking a charity’s credentials provides peace of mind
Threats ‘cause disruption and instil fear’, Defence Minister says
US envoys stole the show in a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky while European leaders dined at the National Gallery
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