Long-lost Bram Stoker story discovered in Dublin
A long-lost story from Bram Stoker, the Irish author of one of the world's best known gothic horror stories Dracula, has been found in Dublin.
‘We’re worried about it all the time’ – heartbroken elderly couple face losing their ancestral home to erosion
An elderly couple fear they are running out of time to save their family home as accelerating coastal erosion brings the sea ever closer to their front doo...
Dublin hotel alleges employee misappropriated €597,000 in ‘elaborate fraud’
High Court made urgent orders preventing two individuals from dissipating their assets below €582,000
Inventor says business partner is trying to assert ownership over his invention
Christopher Vickers, who is a chemist by profession, says he has invented the formulation which he says is something of the "holy grail"
Plane forced to abort landing twice at Dublin Airport as Storm Ashley approaches
Met Éireann has issued a number of weather warnings ahead of the arrival of Storm Ashley this weekend
Inventor alleges business partner trying to claim ownership of ‘holy grail’ material
Chemist Christopher Vickers claims to have perfected a formulation for world’s first cement free concrete products
‘I had to get it’ cries Dunnes shopper as she shows off ‘beautiful’ new coat
AN Irish shopper shown off a stunning new autumn jacket that she says she just “had to get”. Michelle Fox Ryan, who goes by @michellefoxryan, posts all things home, beauty,…
Marks and Spencer’s ‘statement’ winter jumper looks ‘luxurious’ but is only €39
Perfect for Galway winters
Offaly businessman steps down from Boohoo
The Offaly businessman John Lyttle is to step down as chief executive of Boohoo as the online fashion retailer launches a strategic review in a bid to impr...
Boohoo considers selling Karen Millen and Debenhams
The online fashion firm is mulling whether to off-load its brands as sales remain under pressure.
Boohoo’s Irish-born boss steps down amid strategic review
Review comes as Boohoo reported that first-half revenue had plunged to £620 million from £729 million at the same time last year
A Dún Laoghaire law firm, its loan scheme, and the client whose pension money went ‘missing’
Self-administered pension used Thomas Montgomery & Sons but claims money was used to make payments unconnected to the trust fund, leaving a businessman unable to retire