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The Northern Irish comedians builder father Jack was shot dead by loyalist paramilitaries in 1988 after refusing to pay protection money.

Trends that look set to continue into next year include tasting menu fatigue, a preference for earlier dining, and lunch for weekends only

Bargain hunters with an eye for ladies’ fashion and footwear could be in for a boon in this year’s post-Christmas sales.

Pricewatch: Pre-Christmas sales, Black Friday and online shopping have hit post-Christmas sales, but despites the changes people still love to bag a bargain

Budget 2024, Ben Dunne and personal finance issues top the leaderboard this year

Rathfarnham in Dublin has been dealt a blow with the news that its Penneys store there is to close in 2020 after 28 years.

Irish author on prizes, translations and being the second Laureate of Irish Fiction

It’s never too early for a little bit of festive cheer, with lots of family events already up and running or due to start this weekend.

Week beginning Saturday, December 23rd, 2023

This top tech company is looking for graduates and the perks are insane! Think free breakfasts, weekly yoga, pilates, bootcamp, footie and rugby.