Forty years after his first solo show, Charles Tyrell has introduced etched lines to his customary abstract grids, says Tina Darb O’Sullivan.

Shops around Grafton Street and South King Street in Dublin have been hit by a power fault.

ANGLO IRISH BANK didn’t just make a mess of lending to developers, it made a mess of its own property investments too.

A SYMBOLIC act guaranteeing vital attention for environmentally friendly policies, or a well-meaning but ultimately pointless move that does nothing to solve a genuine problem?

Shoppers picking up the Arctic Monkeys’ new single from Oxfam in the UK could win “golden tickets” to see them in person.

GAY rights’ activists will take to the streets of Dublin today to protest at the Government’s failure to bring forward same-sex marriage legislation.

The plight of Palestinians was highlighted today at the launch of a hard-hitting campaign in Dublin.

The Irish branch Amnesty International is holding an event in Dublin this afternoon to mark the 40th anniversary of the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.

SWEDISH fashion retailer H&M said first quarter sales at its Irish shops rose by 21%.

“I THINK it’s a great honour,” said Ronnie Drew, the seventh luminary to make his Gaiety Theatre imprint.

THE European Constitution was the right choice for Europe and for Ireland, Bertie Ahern has stressed.

The European Union is still the best way forward for Ireland despite its imperfections, frustrations and jargon, Taoiseach Bertie Ahern said tonight.