Mueller is over, Trump won - Move on Dems

My friend, law professor Larry Donnelly, nephew of great former Congressman Brian Donnelly sent out a timely tweet on Sunday night. The...

Why being funny is no joke for women

Why being funny is no joke for women in lead roles

Theresa May has reduced the UK's reputation to rubble

To think they once ruled a quarter of the world.

Opinion: In makeshift refugee camps a lost generation of Syrian children cling to hope

WHEN YOU HEAR the word Syria, chances are the images that come to mind involve bombings, shelled-out buildings and ceaseless conflict. For many of...

Cliff Taylor: the pressure to get Brexit ‘done’ is really dangerous

No need to get too alarmed over Mary Lou's England banner

Let me share a secret with you, dear reader, but only on condition that nobody else hears about it.

Bond comes to the Gate

Generation Greta wants action, not just hope

Childhood memories worm their way into subconscious adult minds

The Irish for: Irish is the first language of the constitution. Here's some legal terminology as Gaeilge

This the latest dispatch from our columnist Darach Ó Séaghdha, author of the award-winning and bestselling Motherfoclóir. Every week, Darach will...

Opinion: How you see the Irish economy depends on if you're a glass half-full or half-empty kind of person

HOW YOU SEE Ireland’s economic prospects may depend on whether your glass is half full or half empty in the post-Paddy’s day haze. There’s...

Maureen Dowd: Democrats yearn to hear Mueller scream ‘this is a real national emergency’

Off Message

If you search your heart, you’ll find there’s one true music venue in which your soul rejoices: and for our columnist, it has to be Whelan’s

Eoghan Harris: 'In tribal times we can still trust Tommie Gorman'

The Tax Take with Brian Keegan: Getting the balance wrong on both sides of the pond

The tax incentive regime is going too far in the States, while the EU has been over-zealous in regulating competition

Eastern promise

Irish investors tend to be homebirds, but indirect exposure to overseas markets can be highly profitable

Maeve Sheehan: 'A call to a social worker, a computer and searches for 'decomposing bodies''

A prime minister at war with her parliament and her people

Theresa May’s brass neck and tin ear may well do serious harm to her own country and ours

Jill Kerby Financial Matters: Innovation is what the mortgage market needs

A new range of residential mortgage products could be just the thing to give consumers – and that includes retirees – more choice in the sector

Ratings battle

Most of us are aware of BER Certs, but do we know how they are measured or what they were designed to achieve? A qualified BER assessor explains all

The American government is open for business

Irish companies can land lucrative US federal contracts despite the ‘America First’ policy, writes Kevin F Kelly

British public must share blame for Brexit shambles

Breaking up tech giants is now a political issue

Take an alpaca for a walk and sip Prosecco: the Celtic Tiger mania’s back

WE were on a weekend away at a large country house celebrating our wedding anniversary. The other people at the long communal breakfast table were...

Rockonomics and why Taylor Swift is a genius

Democrats yearn to hear Mueller scream ‘this is a real national emergency’

Google bets big on game streams

Google’s plan to create a Netflix of video games could wildly change the market if it succeeds, but has it bitten off more than it can chew?