Brady Family Ham maker expands into Britain with Bearfields acquisition

O’Brien Fine Foods will invest in new London facility

Will rapid work-based Covid testing soon become the norm?

Lateral flow tests facilitate greater opening up but reliability issue has to be factored in

British recruitment drive for builders sparks fear of exodus

Sites closed due to Covid-19 construction ban forcing skilled machine operators to leave

Living for Ireland – An Irishman’s Diary on Arthur Griffith and the Cork hunger strike of November 1920

Banks drive market gains in Europe

Pan-European Stoxx 600 was up 0.9 per cent, recovering for second straight day

Social media-linked depression more common in teenage girls

UK study finds 14-year-old girls twice as likely to exhibit signs of web psychological damage

Sterling weakness following UK election hits Irish exporters

Expectations of softer Brexit policy help check slump in pound

Irish Life acquires Rathcoole distribution centre for €28m

High-quality centre in ‘golden triangle’ of Dublin hubs to show 6.25 per cent return

Monday blues: Why you might be better off if you are not happy at work

The sad truth is that being constantly on the lookout for happiness may actually mean happiness eludes us

Pedro Almodóvar: Writing for men is a ‘kind of torture’

The Spanish director on the making of his latest movie Julieta, his ‘unity with women’, and the lack of authenticity in modern cinema

Sky in talks with Telefónica over O2

Talks come as Sky’s major rival BT negotiates the acquisition of mobile operator EE

British plans to screen for Ebola at major ports questioned

Spokesman for Gatwick says airport has not been given any instructions about screening

Knight Frank Ireland in management buyout

Ganly Walters to re-emerge with partnership model