Financial ServicesAIB chooses Bernard Byrne to take over as chief executive from David DuffyBy Ciarán Hancock
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Rugby‘Accepting is saying you have it – this is it. Coming to terms is day-to-day living’By Johnny Watterson
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BooksFrontline Ukraine, by Richard Sakwa: Portrait of crisis does not demonise PutinBy Geoffrey Roberts
Life & StyleBarber is bringing some cutting edge styles to a city centre bar stoolBy Anthea McTeirnan
TV & RadioRadio: Newstalk big beasts Ivan Yates and Pat Kenny stay on the ball, but Joe Duffy takes his eye off itBy Mick Heaney
OpinionMediterranean crisis: EU must protect those fleeing conflict – Peter SutherlandBy Peter D Sutherland
SoccerStory of David and Sócrates – when an Irish underdog took on a giant of BrazilBy Michael Walker
People‘There are worse things in this world than being fat,’ says Irish obesity expertBy Mark Hennessy
People‘Honor told Niall Horan that it didn’t matter how many limos or private jets he travelled in, he’d always have the whiff of the bog about him’By Ross O'Carroll-Kelly
Life & StyleThe Times We Lived In: Everyone wants a piece of Muhammad Ali at Dublin AirportBy Arminta Wallace
Financial ServicesSiteserv: attacks on civil servants ‘regrettable’, says MoranBy Mark Paul and Ann Lucey
PeopleOur wedding story: 'He pulled the ring out from behind our pet sheep Dobby’s ear'By Sarah Geraghty
Financial ServicesDukes and Aynsley seek departmental files on them as IBRC row intensifiesBy Mark Paul
CultureCulture Shock: Please, no more heroes. Let’s not turn the obscenities of Gallipoli and the Great War into gloryBy Fintan O'Toole