While Irish companies overall seem to be doing better than counterparts abroad, there are recidivist offenders and a notable debutant on the naughty list

Soaring feed prices mean EU’s biggest salmon producers are turning to cheaper protein sources - including chicken

Actor’s beloved outfits have been to Israel, France and the UK but remain unaccounted for

Venue asked if conference had links to Israel Defense Forces, Jewish Representative Council of Ireland says

Public and private hospital systems overlap in a way that is ‘complicated, inefficient and unfair’, said Dr Domhnall McGlacken-Byrne

Network operator apologised to customers and said it was trying to establish how many bills were affected

Food safety watchdog issues a dozen closure orders in September

Optimism of 1996 Ireland has dissipated and outlook to 1956 not very upbeat either, consumer sentiment survey finds

Is the bank ‘altogether more human’, as its marketing claims?

Airline’s policies create web of confusion and frustration

Customer experience scores fell globally but hit highest level in Ireland in almost a decade

‘Violent pornography, including rape and forced entry’ found on man’s phone 23 years on, judge noted

Couple in their 80s booked flights to Algarve before cancer diagnosis, daughter writes

‘You don’t have to be musical and it is not complicated; you just need to do simple things well,’ says veteran bell ringer

Fewer than one in 20 Irish adults will always ask for money they are owed back