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columnists

Colm O'Regan: The lockdown does strange things to folk

We are everyone now. Reluctantly admitting we are as basic as David Gray’s White Ladder being your first CD, writes Colm O'Regan

news

Cork fire: ‘It was all very slow. It did not look as if it was being dealt with’

news

'Everything was moving very slowly': Shopper describes fire which engulfed Douglas car park

The Irish tradition of not getting names right is so you don't lose the run of yourself

property

Bank of Ireland building at Wilton Shopping Centre to stir interest

general

Cereal offenders: The Belfast brothers who opened that controversial cafe

Oliver Moore: Organic veg bucks loss leader trend

Organic is back in growth. The organic market is now worth €110m, up 9% and €9m since this time last year. 

Thu, 15 Oct, 2015

Dad replaces teenage daughter’s vodka with water, plan backfires

This father thought he was outwitting his teenage (but hopefully over-18) daughter when he pulled this prank on her.

Fri, 30 Jan, 2015

Dad replaces teenage daughter’s vodka with water, plan backfires

This British father thought he was outwitting his teenage (but hopefully over-18) daughter when he pulled this prank on her.

Fri, 30 Jan, 2015

“What do you mean I look like a hooker?”

MY sister in law is full of good ideas about how to make a fortune.

Sat, 04 Feb, 2012

Suppliers must focus on Europe to prosper

EVEN allowing for the strong links culturally with Europe, modern Ireland has looked to Britain, the US, and further afield as the driver of its exports.

Wed, 22 Oct, 2008

Convicted drug dealer given five-year sentence for high-speed chase

A convicted drug dealer who overturned a stolen car after loosing control of it during a high speed garda chase has been given a five year sentence by Judge Katherine Delahunt at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Fri, 18 Jul, 2008

Irish food firms must adapt to global trends

REPORTS that Tesco in Britain grabbed half of the new retail space that became available in 2006 is further evidence of the growing reach of this retail giant.

Wed, 03 Jan, 2007

Below cost selling holds a heavy price

Brian O’Mahony Column

Sat, 20 Aug, 2005

Bungalow in proximity to Mahon development

EAST of Cork city, at the boundary with the harbour by Mahon, is Eden Court — a private niche housing development built in the 1980s and set to benefit from the area’s current economic uplift.

Sat, 24 Jan, 2004

Island Lodge is a smart dormer

ISLAND LODGE, on the way to Waterford Castle’s island golf club and river ferry, is the sort of house design that gives dormers a redeeming lifeline.

Sat, 13 Dec, 2003

Pain and bitterness for Steps fans

Steps fans shared their grief as they told of the tears they had shed over the band's split.

Thu, 27 Dec, 2001