Global stock and oil markets are expected to trade nervously this week even as investors hope for signs for the containment of the deadly coronavirus.

Located on the edge of the village of Rathmore in Co Kerry, a 79-acre residential holding makes for a very interesting prospect.

Touchy, aren’t we? A few people took offence at my quip last week that I was taking the Henry Kissinger line on the Iran-Iraq war regarding the Dublin-Kerry.

Roy Keane has reignited a war of words with his former boss, Alex Ferguson, and questioned the almost unanimous praise which is heaped on the Scot.

Entrants were asked to come up with a new flavour for a Dairy Milk chocolate bar from a combination of 30 ingredients.

LOVE it or loathe it, tie-dye has been making its groovy presence felt on the international catwalks in recent months.

The maker of Kipling Cakes, Bisto gravy and Oxo cubes reported higher group sales in the first quarter as its Mr Kipling cakes and Batchelors brands benefited from a TV advertising push.

The owner of Cadbury is looking to lay off 70 staff at its Dublin production plant.

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Roz Crowley and her three helpers put a selection of tasty Easter eggs to the test

That’s better than Turin,” said the buddy on WhatsApp.

This urban suburb on Cork’s north side is on the way back up; so too is this much-loved home, writes Tommy Barker

Looking for 50 ways to thrill your Mammy? From flowers to flour power, the choices for Mother’s Day gifts are endless.

STANDING behind every new Rose of Tralee winner is a supportive sisterhood of former winners stretching back through the years.

The total weight of treats in festive boxes of chocolates is shrinking, it has emerged.

DR CIARA Kelly has her own prescription for success. Determined to live life to the full, she looks not to her contemporaries for inspiration but to Dr William Wilde, a 19th-century surgeon.

Businesses and governments around the world are counting the cost of a software epidemic that has disrupted ports, hospitals and banks.

Cadbury Ireland is among a growing number of Irish-based companies reported to have been hit by the latest global cyber attack, writes Cormac O'Keeffe.

Cadbury Ireland is among a growing number of Irish-based companies reported to have been hit by the latest global cyber attack.

Political correctness was developed as a shield against ignorance and boorishness.

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Christmas FM has announced that it has exceeded all previous fundraising targets by raising more than €360,000 for Focus Ireland this year.

Irene Feighan sits down to have a chat with Connacht rugby player, Bundee Aki, about his health and nutrition.

Christmas FM returns to the airwaves at lunchtime today, playing continuous Christmas classics right up to December 25.

A man who was caught leaving a shop in Killarney, Co Kerry, with five Cadbury’s selection boxes has been jailed.

An 82-year-old man from a village in East Kerry had publically acknowledged his abuse of two women when they were young children, and he was in his forties and fifties, the Circuit Criminal Court in Tralee has heard.

The union representing workers at Cadbury in Ireland has been told by the Labour Court to come up with proposals to identify €500,000 in annual cutbacks at the company’s Co Kerry plant.

Two of the chocolates inside the Cadbury Roses selection are changing – along with their wrappers and the overall packaging.

It’s not the most conventional way to protect your shiny new iPhone, but a chocolate bar could provide ample protection if you drop your handset from 100 feet.

Luas operator Transdev has warned next Monday’s talks at the Workplace Relations Commission to end the prolonged pay dispute with its employees will be “difficult and long” given the differences between the two sides.

Mondelez Ireland has warned that strike action which begins this morning will undermine the future viability of both its Cadbury manufacturing sites and potentially the jobs of 700 employees.

A firefighter has seen off more than 20,000 hopefuls to clinch the role of Cadbury’s modern Milk Tray man by impressing judges with a line in thoughtful banter while performing a rescue lift.

The maker of Cadbury Creme Eggs has defended the controversial change of recipe after losing millions in sales last year.