The Irish Examiner’s media group has made two key appointments as part of its drive to develop new and exciting content for its print and online readers.

Entrepreneur Daniel Mulcahy's company RideShair has been named as Best Business Opportunity and Overall Winner of the Rubicon Centre's 2019 New Frontiers programme, sponsored by Enterprise Ireland.

The Irish Times has completed the acquisition of all of the publishing and media interests of the Cork-based Landmark Media group, which owns the Irish Examiner newspaper and other titles.

 

More Irish farmers support same-sex marriage than oppose it, according to a new poll.

Full marks to The Irish Examiner for publishing the enormous salaries of charity CEOs and for listing those who refused to disclose theirs.

JENNIFER ANISTON is feeling very relieved.

THE Irish Examiner and the Irish Times have been found to be in technical contempt of court following the publication of court reports which led to the collapse of the trial of former GP, Dr Paschal Carmody.

THE Dublin County Board have announced their ticketing plan for their eagerly-awaited National League spring series in Croke Park.

A well-known Cork radio personality issued a heartfelt apology on-air this morning after newspaper reports that he is to be referred to gardaí for having committed an alleged sex act on an Aer Lingus flight.

A CORK radio station is planning to take legal action against a research group after a software glitch vastly underestimated its audience reach.

THE Department of Education has conceded that its safety message for students travelling on school buses is not having the desired level of impact, reveal documents obtained by The Irish Examiner.

PHARMACISTS have called for a public campaign to highlight the dangers of buying drugs over the internet, following an investigation by The Irish Examiner.

NEWSPAPER advertising sales hit €331 million in 2005, an increase of 15% over 2004.

ONE postman will earn €86,500 this year, when his overtime pay is included. The top ten earning post workers will earn nearly €800,000 among them by the year’s end, according to figures obtained by The Irish Examiner.

THE independent broadcasting sector wants to get its hands on some of the €170 million RTÉ’s annual licence fee revenue.

THE Irish Examiner's parent company Thomas Crosbie Holdings' pre-tax profits have soared to €45.2 million from €6.3m.

BUSINESSES can learn how technology can help increase productivity, reduce costs and generate revenue opportunities.

STORM winds and heavy rain caused tens of millions of euro worth of damage as businesses and households were submerged in flood waters last night.

Judgement has been reserved in contempt of court proceedings being taken against three newspapers over their reporting of the Brian Murphy manslaughter trial.

THE cream of the crop came from Cork this year, with four Leaving Certificate students scoring top marks in eight subjects.

By Liam Mackey, Seoul