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Tony O’Reilly: the Lions cub who earned place in Irish sporting folklore

Tony O’Reilly has died aged 88 and this week’s business pages will pay tribute to a titan of the corporate world who struck commercial...

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Ryanair reports 34pc rise in annual profits

Total revenue across the year rose to €113.44bn, up 25pc.Ryanair reported that this rise in revenue, as well as its cost base, helped to...

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Ireland survive late Tim Pringle Blitz to pip Netherlands | Ireland and Scotland tour of Netherlands, 2024

Chasing 151, the Netherlands went down fighting, eventually succumbing to loss in a closely fought match at The HagueIreland survived a late blitz...

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Are we making ourselves anxious, or is the world making us that way?

The best treatment for anxiety is probably something most of us loathe to do: live in the present.“If we could stop caring about our...

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Tony O’Reilly: A dazzling star who left a mark on many facets of Irish society

As a teenager at Belvedere College, Tony O’Reilly was a dazzling star whose arc was already visible across Dublin: soccer, rugby, tennis, debating, all...

Bussiness

Dublin city centre traffic: Pause new measures to limit cars pending review, employers say

A dramatic overhaul of how traffic is managed in Dublin set to begin later this summer should be paused to allow for an urgent...

Bussiness

Two Irish universities score highly in global rankings for executive education

Two Irish universities have scored highly for the further education they offer business executives, according to global rankings published on Monday.Trinity College Dublin is...

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