Plans to get staff back to the office are colliding with the rising costs of going to work
The cost of a daily routine – travel, coffee, food – is far pricier than it was when offices shut down two years ago
La Niña ‘may be responsible’ for dry spring weather
Shifting weather patterns trigger high latitude blocking of fronts that cause wind, rain
Optimism in Dublin as end of latest Covid-19 lockdown comes into sight
But for the face masks and shuttered shops, it could be any other May bank holiday weekend
Get outta my pub, boy! Barbara Windsor’s people were from Cork
Late actor’s great grandmother was revealed as Mary Ann Collins in TV series
Dismay as Downing Street adviser is chosen to set up UK race inequality commission
Munira Mirza has doubted existence of institutional racism and criticised ‘culture of grievance’
Supermarkets see fastest pace of sales growth in 15 years
Sales of take-home grocery items rose by more than a quarter, according to Kantar
Covid-19: Aran islanders face uncertain future amid fallout from pandemic
The islanders have kept coronavirus out, but eventually they will have to let visitors back in
What is a negative crude future and what does it mean for consumers?
Glut in oil comes as travel stops and economic activity stalls
Changing tornado behaviour in US bodes ill for Europe
Academics researching possible link between global warming and rising number of twisters
Summit leaves May with mountain to climb
Brussels Diary: Frustration of EU leaders with British prime minister unmistakable
Government says vote increases chance of ‘disorderly’ Brexit
Dublin calls on the UK to outline its next steps after House of Commons rejects deal
If May loses, Brexit could be delayed or even abandoned
Analysis: It seems if May wins tonight’s vote by any margin, she will stay put
Irish stocks and sterling plummet on Brexit confusion
Irish exporters alarmed at ‘developing political chaos’ in the United Kingdom
Conservatives’ fear of a no-deal Brexit may help Theresa May seal a deal
Downing Street will seek a UK-wide customs backstop, which will alarm Brexiteers
Report to assess if National Broadband Plan ‘compromised’
Auditor Peter Smyth to complete review ordered after resignation of Denis Naughten
Need a passport in a hurry? Conor Pope has all the answers
You can take a photograph on your phone and submit your renewal application online
Newton Emerson: DUP seeks bogey man as ‘sea border’ solution looms
Sammy Wilson’s attack on Coveney is a diversion from common travel area for goods
Normal service to resume after sunny bank holiday weekend
Highs of 23 degrees to give way to wind and rain for the rest of the week
Politics in 2017: A year of living dangerously
Are we heading back towards slippery slopes last visited in 2006?
Matthew d’Ancona: The Tories need the shock therapy of absolute candour
Theresa May has lost control, but she’s correctly identified the fundamental challenge faced by the Conservatives
C&C appoints Geoffrey Hemphill as new non-executive director
Hemphill joins beer and cider maker with immediate effect
May bank holiday: Mixed weather and rail disruptions
Wet weather will clear to sunshine on Monday while music events on across country
‘Ronan, I’m still terrified of you being sucked into that world of guns, drugs . . . non-rugby nicknames’
Forget the housing bubble, the return of the stag weekend in Europe will be all the proof we need that the Celtic Phoenix is an actual thing
Phil Hogan: Now is the time to cut our ties with Brexiting Britain
Our common interest with the UK has been a defining characteristic of EU membership
Non-British academics told by foreign office Brexit advice not wanted
Amber Rudd proposes businesses should declare proportion of non-UK workers
Police role in Orgreave clash with miners to be subject of inquiry
London Letter: Light to be cast on tactics used during 1984 strike that led to violent clashes
Brexit bounce: will Dublin’s property market benefit from the vote to leave EU?
Major international firms run rule over commercial and residential propeties
Ukip floundering after Brexit vote robs it of its main role
London Letter: Theresa May prospers as post-Farage party fumbles for leader
Shock as Boris Johnson exits Tory leadership race
Michael Gove says he does not believe former mayor of London can ‘provide leadership’
Hurrah! Rainy conditions set to continue into midweek
Thursday expected to be ‘the best day of the week countrywide’
Great Limerick Run: deluge fails to deter 13,000 participants
Athletes from 25 countries compete, with Kenyan Freddy Keron (28) winning marathon
Bus strikes to cause disruption over May and June bank holidays
Siptu and NBRU members to hold stoppages over opposition to potential privatisation
The strike by bus workers: the questions and answers
All Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann services will likely come to a halt on seven days in May
Why Gerry Adams is reviled at home but revered abroad
‘On current projections, Sinn Féin is on course to displace Fianna Fáil as the real standard-bearer of the Republic’
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