Living with a brain tumour: ‘I knew something was wrong because the radiographers would not look at me’
People with brain tumours get world-class medical treatment in Ireland – but after that there can be a big gap ...
The many faces of Hugh Grant: From droll to dark to ‘Mr Stuttery Blinky’
The English actor is now 64 and in what he calls his ‘freak-show era’, where he plays a variety of suave miscreants ...
Borderline existence: The risk of refugees disappearing from history
Those arriving in Greece face an old problem - how to accept their new circumstances while sustaining a memory of who they ...
The Wonder of Stevie: A rewarding account of ‘the most miraculous, most inspired streak in American popular music’
New York Times critic Wesley Morris digs into the transformative albums Stevie Wonder released between 1972-1980 ...
Arab-American disillusionment with Democratic Party in Michigan could cost Harris dearly
In a key maginal state, the disaffection of some 300,000 residents like prominent lawyer Soujoud Hamade could well tilt the ...
Occupied Territories Bill to come before Cabinet
The Government is expected to agree on Tuesday to begin the process of drafting an Occupied Territories Bill that would ban ...
Birthday blues: when chief executives get reflective, companies suffer
Companies with chief executives approaching a new decade found to have ‘decreased operating performance, firm value and ...
‘Be tax compliant: it’s a lot cheaper’: Get filing your return now
In short, however, it is just something that has to be done, and the bill paid. As Allen says, “Be compliant: it’s a lot ...
Tipperary family business cleans up on festivals circuit in Ireland and Britain
Trip to Tipp’ festival was the catalyst for turning a small office cleaning business in Tipperary into a €12m international ...
Will a recession-era judgment come back to haunt me?
Q&A: Man inheriting from parents worries about outstanding debt relating to vehicles seized during the post-financial crash ...
Ryanair says people stuck on its planes for up to 15 hours during Storm Ashley ‘not entitled’ to free water
Ryanair has defended its decision not to offer passengers stuck on its planes for up to 15 hours due to Storm Ashley free ...
Danish guitarist Jakob Bro on Paul Motian: ‘It was the most surreal thing ever, like calling someone from a different planet’
In 2002 Jakob Bro made a call that changed his life. The guitarist and composer, who was 24 at the time, had been asked to phone Paul Motian, a drummer who had made his name in the pioneering Bill ...