Neither Ireland’s Catholic Primate nor Pope Francis have ever denied Communion to anyone
Pontiff has been adamant bishops should avoid acting in a way ‘that is not pastoral’ and decline to ‘enter the political sphere’
Pontiff has been adamant bishops should avoid acting in a way ‘that is not pastoral’ and decline to ‘enter the political sphere’
Bantry parish priest would not give Colm Burke communion and told him ‘you have been excommunicated’
New initiative is a key element of the Government’s package of SME supports
Agency’s latest half-year report said it supported 131 investments enabaling delivery of 8,900 jobs
Majority of industrial emissions are generated by companies primarily in the food and beverage, cement, pharmaceutical, and chemicals sectors
Without use of local data planned product would be ‘second-rate experience’, says Facebook owner
A report suggested the various measures would add about 19 per cent to costs in the hospitality sector by 2026 and about 15 per cent in retail
Low Pay Commission says below-minimum wage rates for some workers should be removed
Ireland at disadvantage in accessing EU-funded initiatives over absence of arrangements to vet key personnel
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The recently appointed Minister for Enterprise knows he has only a short window in which to leave his mark on the portfolio ahead of an election
Some 50,000 long-term unemployed to receive ‘personalised’ supports
Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland say lack of official procedure is hindering innovative companies internationally
Volumetric Business Companies has set up an operation in Monaghan but State’s experience with modular is not encouraging to date
Donegal man (24) was killed in an attack on a convoy of Irish peacekeepers in December 2022
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Data centres use vast quantities of electricity and there have been calls for a moratorium on such facilities
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien to seek Cabinet approval for extension of Rent Pressure Zone rules until December 2025
New enterprise support package expected to be approved by Cabinet on Tuesday
Agreement provides for ‘very significant’ levels of change and job losses but should provide ‘certainty’ for more than 400 workers
National Skills Council says pharma companies could create 21,000 jobs over the next three years, but could struggle to fill them
‘Lessons learned’ from heavy defeats in family and care referendums a factor in Coalition’s considerations on vote originally planned for June
‘I will work every day to improve the lives of all’, says new Fine Gael Taoiseach Simon Harris on first day in office
An accountant, two teachers and a barrister get new roles in the ranks of Fine Gael Ministers
He must swiftly find a way to move beyond the purely performative to have any chance of success
New Cabinet is expected be announced to the Dáil at about 5pm on Tuesday
Minister can prioritise or not prioritise issues that might affect you in health, transport or housing
Fine Gael ardfheis delegates ‘100 per cent’ opposed to coalition with Sinn Féin because ‘we’re just not compatible’
Returns of politicians’ interests for 2023 show 29 of the 160 TDs declared that they were landlords or owned rental property
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has transformed EU views of enlargement, says Jessika Roswall
There was far less interest in the minutiae of Sinn Féin’s budget proposals from other parties, who may have had coalition in mind
‘Anomaly’ in the legislation that needs to be comprehensively addressed, says Tánaiste
Trade channel, starting in October, will help resolve North’s political difficulties, says Tánaiste
Nally inquiry found ‘no significant new evidence’ about 1998 bombing - Peter Burke
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