Kenmare ‘well-placed’ to tap into growing global demand for titanium
Dublin-headquartered mining group sees lower shipments of product from its Moma titanium mine in northern Mozambique
Tom Hickey
Man who drove car into Christmas parade had been involved in domestic disturbance
Five people were killed and 48 injured, including a number of children, in the incident in Wisconsin
Retired chief justice Frank Clarke on his life in law: 'I think I found the hole that suited my peg'
The outgoing chief justice was the first member of his family to go to university
Tom Hickey’s work ‘spoke to our private selves’, funeral hears
Son ‘overwhelmed’ by depth of feeling towards actor who died last week
Tom Hickey obituary: An actor with a vocation for his craft
‘In this country, where most of the population are play-actors ... it’s bound to yield players’
Actor Tom Hickey, star of The Riordans, has died
President Michael D Higgins leads tributes to ‘an artist of total commitment’
Former Irish energy group to demand $1bn from Algeria as gas project seized
Sunny Hill Energy was formerly known as Petroceltic International
Teamwork reports rise in revenues as it rides out Covid crisis
Former Entrepreneur of the Year award winner beefs up executive board
Johnson Hana raises €3.5m to fund US UK expansion
Existing shareholders back legal services specialist’s fund-raising
Labour claims rule change would allow Seanad to sit without Taoiseach’s 11 nominees
Government insists Upper House cannot operate unless all 60 Senators in place
President leads tributes to late playwright and poet Tom MacIntyre, 87
Authors, actors and critics remember the Cavan writer best known for The Great Hunger
Aidan Heavey: comeback kid of the oil and gas industry
Former Tullow boss’s latest venture aims to exploit divestment drive by big energy
Tullow founder Aidan Heavey secures $1bn for new oil and gas venture
Boru Energy to be headed by Heavey and Tom Hickey and will target assets in Africa
Tullow Oil founder considers comeback
Cantillon: Aidan Heavey is dipping his toes into the exploration business again
Rechecks and recounts in Ireland South as battle continues for final MEP seat
Inside Politics: Angela Kerins wins her case in the Supreme Court against the PAC
Kerins case hovers over work of committee examining Delaney
The Kerins case is significant, but one constitutional law expert believes it does not go as far as some politicians seem to think
Flight of the Doves deserves to be a national institution
Donald Clarke: We need a campaign to put the film at the heart of Saint Patrick’s Day
In the new theatre space, there’s no room for an emotional vacuum
We’re seeing a revolution in form in theatre, but content is what keeps audiences engaged
How Peter Sutherland tried in vain to stop the Eighth Amendment
Sutherland’s alternative referendum wording may have resulted in a more restrictive abortion regime in the long run
Culture Night’s success is built on showing us behind the curtain
It started small, but this year it will take in more than 3,000 events across Ireland
Direct Provision ruling signals new “dialogue” between Dail and the Judicary
The judges did not shirk their responsibility to act as guardians of constitutional rights, but neither did they arrogate political power to themselves
Angela Kerins was on the wrong side of the public good
The right not to be defamed cannot trump the value of open parliamentary debate
Writer and former ‘Irish Times’ journalist Declan Burke-Kennedy dies
Noted novelist and playwright also co-founded Dublin’s influential Focus Theatre
HSBC said to take loss on Petroceltic loans as oil pain spreads
Bank sells its loans at about 30% of face value to activist shareholder Worldview
Versatile actor best remembered for ‘The Commitments’
Johnny Murphy: October 2nd, 1943 - February 23rd, 2016
Ability of Wesley Burrowes to ‘capture character’ recalled
Funeral told ‘stories mattered’ to the playwright, author and scriptwriter
Late writer Wesley Burrowes best remembered for ‘Glenroe’
Northern Protestant wrote with great success about ‘primitive’ rural Catholic Ireland
Sligo floods: ‘Our home is not safe, but nobody is helping us’
Properties in Leitrim also under threat as residents brace themselves for deluge
High Court judge says Petroceltic blog ‘set up to abuse’ company and directors
For legal reasons the blogger’s remarks or username cannot be reported
Wordpress gets 17 days to identify author of Petroceltic blog
US internet company subject to Dublin court order over allegedly ‘defamatory’ material
High Court tells WordPress to identify author of Petroceltic blog
Blog contains allegedly defamatory information about exploration company
Petroceltic sues Wordpress over blog criticisms
Exploration company launches High Court action to unmask anonymous blog author
Co-founder of Focus Theatre who became TV producer in UK
Richard Callanan: February 9th, 1945 - May 13th, 2015
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