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Meet the Irish man who worked closely with Steve Jobs
Meet the Irish man who worked closely with Steve Jobs

Especially since his death, Steve Jobs has become a god to many in IT and design. As a new film on his life is to be released, Michael Moynihan meets up with an Irishman who worked closely with the former Apple head

Wed, 14 Oct, 2015

Caulfield back to field of dreams

Given that he is synonymous with the history of Cork City Football Club, it must be quite the double-whammy for the uninitiated to learn that the club’s new manager John Caulfield was (a) born some 3,000 miles from the banks of the Lee and (b) actually made his League of Ireland debut in the colours of Athlone Town.

Sat, 01 Mar, 2014

State will pay €26m rent for near-empty site
State will pay €26m rent for near-empty site

A state body will pay €26.4m in rent up to 2034 on near-empty prime offices in Dublin for which it cannot find tenants.

Fri, 18 Oct, 2013

Fás staff refuse to give up 70 days’ holiday

MORE than 100 Fás staff members have refused to give up their claim to 70 days-a-year of paid leave in an impasse that threatens to derail the Croke Park deal.

Thu, 04 Aug, 2011

I cannot take thee as my lawfully wedded wife until death do us part

MONTH by month, she took the photographs. In the early months, as she took the pictures, she would cry. Cry because of the infinitely lonely plaint of a wood pigeon in the trees.

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