Ticket holders will not need to contact the theatre to receive their refund

Antigen tests could be key to keeping your loved ones safe from Covid-19 this Christmas. But are you using them correctly?

As a proxy for Boris Johnson, she gets little public sympathy — but Allegra Stratton’s apology was flawless and simple, writes Terry Prone.

Kristalina Georgieva's comments chime with those of the ECB's Christine Lagarde amid the upbeat mood in the eurozone

"We are in a highly dramatic situation. What is in place now is not sufficient."

The quick and broadly accurate tests aren't a substitute for a full PCR examination - but they're handy in a pinch, and selling out quickly

A routine traffic stop in Midleton turned into a fast-moving garda investigation — and it has uncovered an international crime gang preying on health workers and defrauding the State

Ireland has put up with our current arrangement of changing the clocks for decades. If we have to wait a while longer,  so be it

Conditions are described as 'robust', despite surge in prices of energy and raw materials caused by supply chain bottlenecks

Ireland may be a small nation but it has an outsized impact on global warming, which Dr Hannah Daly believes requires a transformational change across society, and of people’s mindsets if we are to turn it around. It will be difficult but it has to be done to secure our future.

Some companies have only a few days worth of the gas, used in a range of processes and products from meat to soft drinks 

Just 22 arts events were held compared to 185 sporting fixtures

Republic of Work on Cork's South Mall has seen a 200% increase in enquiries about workspaces

Finance minister plans to phase out pandemic borrowing while NTMA chief signals positive state of Ireland's finances

Only a third of those engaging with DRCC had reported the crimes to gardaí — but more and more survivors are coming forwards 

A further 1,866 cases of Covid-19 have been reported as number of patients with the virus in ICU hits highest number since April 3.

Irish Tourism Industry Confederation chief says failing to provide for the recovery of air connections will cause long-term damage

Midwives and opposition TD respond after Master of Rotunda claims they cannot ease restrictions due to low uptake of vaccines

This might be the roughest part of the pandemic. And when we do resume our lives, we ought to do better than mere 'normal'

Publicans, restaurateurs, and their happy customers were delighted to be able to return to the great indoors yesterday

Building is significantly higher than in 2016 — but it's not enough yet to address the severe lack of residential properties

Bullish airline says it could recover from Q1 losses to make a profit this quarter and break even over the financial year

The exceptional power of the Games to inspire and unite will come through in Tokyo

People with disabilities or in direct provision and groups such as Travellers face specific challenges, survey reveals 

They are desperate to be reunited with their extended family — but it can't happen due to question marks over vaccines

The Government is hoping that approval from the hospitality sector will remove any political concerns about the potential use of personal data to allow passage into pubs and restaurants

Hospitality lobbyists are listened to — but if you're about to give birth, you'll just have to make do with a few ad hoc guidelines

Holidaymakers are being warned to study the entry requirements of their destination

Cabinet to consider restrictions on arrivals in a bid to slow more transmissible strain

State is funding 234 initiatives such as kerb widening across 30 local authorities

Looking at the long-term impact, Dr Russell said: “I think the cyberattack is probably worse for our services than Covid — that’s how bad it is.”

Consumption fell in 19 states, but there was only a slight decline in Ireland, and UK consumption rose

I'm one of the lucky ones. But look around at the resilient people who helped make Ireland a better and more progressive place, and you'll see many who are not faring so well

Tánaiste says Cabinet considered opening bars as backbench TD said pubs could offer a controlled environment for revellers

Irish Hotels Federation calls for further aid, saying reopening could cost businesses almost €1,000 per bedroom

Aviation has been savaged by Covid-19, but public wellbeing should take priority over one group of airline workers

The bill, which would extend powers until November 9, would contain a provision to allow just one three-month extension

Companies hope the vaccine could be used as part of any booster programme for later in the year

Taoiseach to propose paring back mandatory quarantine list amid moves to adopt the EU digital green cert

No accountability from our leaders about the crisis in housing

Not so long ago, he was the guy who wasn’t Donald Trump.  Joe Biden’s bid for the US presidency was, to a large extent, based on that premise.  He didn’t excite the way that Barak Obama had in 2008. He just offered the prospect of not dividing further.

Council may have to look at land purchase somewhere else in the vicinity

This week, some free advice to ministers floating daft policy ideas (from me) — and to all of us (from Paul Mescal)

Deputy chief medial officer Dr Ronan Glynn told the Oireachtas Health Committee that Nphet was not predicting a fourth wave of Covid-19, but said one could happen if restrictions are eased too quickly