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07:25 Róisín Ingle: I have a list in my head of unwritten letters. Now I will write them

I’ve decided I am going to write one letter a week. I’ve even ordered a new writing set

16/04 How Irish booksellers feel about the arrival of Amazon.ie: ‘It’s a very real danger to the industry’

Bookshops offer something that an exclusively online retailer cannot, but they may need support to compete against a corporate giant

09/04 An Post inks deal for new logistics facility at Grange Castle West

State’s postal service to deploy 150 workers at 50,000sq ft unit upon completion in early 2027

29/03 Letters: My mother didn’t just give me advice, she lived a life of leadership and example

On the subject of maternal wisdom, my mother never bombarded me with advice (‘Love many, trust few, always paddle your own canoe’ – the best advice my mum gave me’, Irish Independent, March 27).

23/03 Overheard: John Rocha loses his calm in Killiney as he objects to ‘Trojan horse’ development

Plus: Olivia O’Leary wants to save the snails; An Post chief accuses WHO of anti-Irish message; and Ryanair enters the culture wars in Germany

16/03 Letters: An Post now making nostalgia less affordable to older people

Sir — Ireland’s Own magazine has been running a radio advertising campaign promoting its St Patrick’s Day Annual 2025.

09/03 Overheard: Lord Rothermere’s lead Dublin tenant is part of a ‘middle-class eco rabble who want to kill off free speech’

Plus: the Conor McGregor donation that never was; agent Noel Kelly’s unchanged fortunes at RTÉ; and the four Oireachtas members with prize-bond fever

07/03 ‘They only picked two, so I’m stunned that I was one of them’ – An Post celebrates Irish women in Stem with new stamp series

Special stamps honouring two remarkable Irish scientists have been unveiled by An Post ahead of International Women’s Day tomorrow.

03/03 Postal worker victim of ‘serious dog attack’, says An Post

The man is understood to have suffered serious bite wounds last Thursday

12/02 People entitled to have faith in postal system, judge says

Seán Hogan (39), a former An Post employee convicted of theft and interfering with mail over 2½ years, was given a fully suspended two-year sentence

06/02 Letters: Continued stamp price increases wouldn’t offer hope if you’re a postman

Once again we are told the price of a stamp will rise, to €1.65. The cry goes out: “We can’t stick it any longer.”

05/02 Postage stamps increasing to €1.65, but An Post says service cheaper than European average

The price of a stamp is to increase by 25c to €1.65 at the end of the month, An Post has announced.

05/02 Cost of a stamp to rise by 25c to €1.65 on February 27

The price of a stamp is to increase by 25c to €1.65 at the end of the month, An Post has announced.

05/02 Price of a postage stamp to increase by 25c to €1.65

An Post says latest hike compares favourably to Denmark where the price of a stamp is €5.23

02/02 Overheard: Irish civil servants pore over a US right-wing roadmap so radical even Trump seems wary

Plus: Stripe lets fluffy ducks break the bad news to 300 sacked staff; domicile levy fails to sweat Ireland’s richest; and An Post chief shows Royal Mail who’s boss

30/01 76,000 homes, farms and businesses without power as gardaí warn of scams after Storm Éowyn

Approximately 76,000 homes, farms and businesses are still without power this evening as the clean-up following Storm Éowyn continues nationwide.

30/01 86,000 homes, farms and businesses without power as gardaí warn of scams after Storm Éowyn

Approximately 86,000 homes, farms and businesses are still without power this evening as the clean-up following Storm Éowyn continues nationwide.

30/01 Up to 100,000 could face another week without power as gardaí warn of scams after Storm Éowyn

Up to 100,000 customers could be without power well into next week as the clean-up following Storm Éowyn continues nationwide.

29/01 Overseas engineers arrive to aid Storm Éowyn repairs as angry residents confront Taoiseach Micheál Martin over power outages

Dozens of electrical engineers from ­various countries have started arriving in Ireland to help exhausted ESB ­workers tackle the unprecedented damage to the national power grid.

21/01 Do something with your savings before rates fall further

There are lots of ways to make money work harder, from topping up a pension to paying off debt

14/01 An Post reveals zero gender pay gap for fourth year in a row

An Post has revealed that it has no gender pay gap for the fourth year in a row.

13/01 A Dunnes parcel goes missing, a customer loses €672, and the retailer won’t repay her

A reader shares her never-ending story of returned clothing and the ongoing pursuit of a refund

07/01 Thousands still without power and water as status yellow ice and snow warnings ‘could be upgraded’

Hazardous conditions are not expected to thaw for a number of days after heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures led to disruption in parts of the ­country, including school closures, power ­outages and difficult road conditions.

01/01 Michael McDowell: Ireland in the 1980s was backward, poor and stagnant. Some politicians want to bring us back there

Those who challenged the existing consensus were routinely condemned as Thatcherite by commentators and union leaders who were comfortable with the failed status quo

29/12 Wonderwallets: the cost of everything in 2024, from Oasis tickets to Leinster House bike shelter

Planet Business: The year in numbers, from Boris Johnson’s book advance to fines for dirty toilets at Dublin Airport

22/12 Hauliers seek €60m a month in aid to cope with Holyhead port closure

Seen and heard: Port damage to hit prices; City library tender; Johnny Ronan’s Bewley’s deal; Mercury Engineering jobs; Oatier eyes Dublin flotation

20/12 Heart, Be at Peace by Donal Ryan wins An Post Irish Book of the Year 2024

Author repeats success with sequel to his debut The Spinning Heart, which won award in 2012

18/12 Holyhead port closure: Hauliers to seek support from Government amid huge ‘financial and human cost’

The closure of Holyhead port has led to a significant financial and human cost for the haulage industry, Irish Road Haulage ­Association (IRHA) president Ger Hyland has said.

17/12 Gardaí investigating alleged theft of ‘volume of material’ from An Post

Gardaí are investigating the alleged theft of a volume of material from An Post, which led to severe delays to services in Dublin 12.

16/12 Letters to the Editor, December 16th: On the Ceann Comhairle, data centres and the price of coffee

The position of Ceann Comhairle is one of our great constitutional offices of State

14/12 Fears for Christmas present disaster grows as thousands of parcels rerouted across Britain after Holyhead shut in wake of storm

Contingency planning is under way amid fears Holyhead Port will not re-open before Christmas as An Post and online retailers have rerouted hundreds of thousands of parcels to ports across the UK in a bid to get deliveries to Ireland.

14/12 Fears for Christmas present disaster grow as thousands of parcels rerouted across Britain after Holyhead shut in wake of storm

Contingency planning is under way amid fears Holyhead Port will not re-open before Christmas as An Post and online retailers have rerouted hundreds of thousands of parcels to ports across the UK in a bid to get deliveries to Ireland.

13/12 Gardaí investigating alleged theft of significant volume of parcels and letters in Crumlin area

A staff member of An Post has been identified as a person of interest for investigating gardaí.

13/12 Rerouting backlog of Ireland-bound parcels ‘working well’ following Holyhead Port closure

Use of other routes and haulage companies has seen backlog reduced from 500,000 to 150,000 parcels, says An Post

08/12 Letters: Let’s honour the women who made Ireland a far better place

Sir — Liam Collins reminded us last week of the role modern women like Gemma Hussey played in the emancip­ation of women in a State where the church sidelined and demeaned them and perpetuated a great scandal on schoolboys and girls.

08/12 Notions and necessities: From homemade knitwear, bags and scents to niche gift ideas, it’s all here

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05/12 ‘Our available balance was €500 lower than we thought it should be’: A ‘jarring’ story about An Post Money app

Funds from a customer’s subsidiary account rather than main account used to cover card transactions

28/11 Donal Ryan wins An Post Irish Novel of the Year Award for Heart, Be at Peace

Sally Rooney, Graham Norton, Johnny Sexton, Jane Casey and Paul Howard also among winners at this year’s An Post Irish Book Awards

28/11 ‘Writing a Christmas card list makes you think about who you value. It’s a very mindful exercise’

Millions of letters will be handled every day by An Post during the lead-up to Christmas

28/11 Donal Ryan wins An Post Irish Novel of the Year Award for Heart, Be at Peace

Sally Rooney, Graham Norton, Johnny Sexton, Jane Casey and Paul Howard also among winners at this year’s An Post Irish Book Awards

15/11 An Post cites tech advances as it calls time on savings stamps scheme and Cyril the Squirrel

An Post has ended the sale of savings stamps, which will put an end to a decades-old practice of children purchasing them in schools and saving enough to make their first lodgement to a post office savings account.

11/11 Survey reveals the age group that uses cash most – and the results may surprise

Young people have emerged as the biggest users of cash, despite the growing adoption of digital payments.

08/11 An Post worker who claimed she was penalised over ‘whacked’ chair complaint has case rejected

Labour Court upholds €1,000 award, however, for age-related harassment after comment about ‘her vintage’ of music

07/11 The 100 Archive: ‘The Irish design diaspora is truly global, yet their work is rarely recognised as Irish’

Irish Design Week 2024: Leading designers created the 100 Archive website to chart the past, present and future of the creative work that’s all around us

29/10 An Post prepared to enter mediation over tiger kidnapping claim, court hears

Malahide postmistress, her two daughters and an Italian student have all sued the postal services company

24/10 Irish Book Awards 2024 shortlist: Sally Rooney, Roddy Doyle, Colm Tóibín, David McWilliams and more

Winners of the 19th year of the An Post book awards will be announced at a ceremony in December

19/10 Hugh Linehan: RTÉ returning to GPO could benefit broadcaster and Dublin

A proposed return by the national broadcaster to its birthplace is apt as it redefines itself, and could benefit a neglected part ot Dublin

17/10 Switching mobile networks? Here’s how to pay only for what you need and avoid roaming charges

A comparison of plans from Three, Vodafone, Eir, Virgin Mobile, Sky Mobile, 48, An Post Mobile, Tesco Mobile and GoMo

15/10 Postman who stole greeting cards to pay off gambling debt given suspended sentence

Shane Brown (35) caught with 39 stolen greeting card envelopes after ‘sting’ operation by An Post

08/10 Customer service getting worse as airlines and telecom companies struggle

Aer Lingus and Ticketmaster slide on the annual Customer Experience survey

20/09 Non-bank lender Grid starts SME loans partnership with An Post

Deal aimed at helping it reach its plan to almost triple its current number of business customers to 10,000 over the next three years

17/09 West worst hit as the rate of empty shops in our towns at all-time high

The scale of dereliction across the country has been laid bare with commercial vacancy rates as high as one in three units in the worst-hit areas as the closure of traditional pubs and shops continues in small towns.

17/09 Revealed: West worst hit as the rate of empty shops hits all-time high

The scale of dereliction across the country has been laid bare with commercial vacancy rates as high as one in three units in the worst-hit areas as the closure of traditional pubs and shops continues in small towns.

06/09 New Irish Writing winners to be revealed at An Post Book Awards as John Boyne and Paula Meehan sign up as judges

New Irish Writing’s annual awards are returning for the first time in five years at the An Post Irish Book Awards in November.

29/08 Kerry author makes Top 20 list for his debut novel

Tralee’s Noel O’Regan is one of 20 authors to feature in a new initiative from the An Post Irish Book Awards called ‘New Voices 20 Best New Irish Writers’.

16/08 Tiger kidnapping: ‘What was I to do? The woman I loved was being threatened with her life’

Shopkeeper pulls down the shutters on an enjoyable 51-year career but remains haunted by 2010 kidnap-robbery incident

25/07 Future governments will be able to alter RTÉ funding deal

Minister ‘couldn’t imagine’ a future government rowing back on the commitments even though no legislation would be needed to do so

24/07 Government script on RTÉ changes just enough to anger its rivals

Existing licence fee payers will be affected by this deal only if RTÉ is obliged to make further programme cuts as a result

21/07 Households who fail to pay TV licence may face immediate fixed-charge notice

Viewers may need to key in a code to access publicly funded content

19/07 No plan to expand TV licence into wider household charge under new RTÉ funding model

Annual fee set to remain €160

15/07 It’s in the mail ... or is it? More reader stories of missing post between Ireland and Australia

An Post says there is no evidence of ‘systemic issues or challenges’ with mail between the two countries but urges senders to always include return address

09/07 Post office to vacate historic Ballsbridge building after 135 years

Decision to move post office described as an ‘outrage’ by a local representative

03/07 Irish man uses tracker in bid to find out why his letters rarely reach daughter in Australia

An AirTag tracker inserted with a card recorded its last location in a residential area near Heathrow airport

27/06 An Post revenues rise as ‘frothy’ ecommerce offsets fall of traditional letters

Ecommerce is currently growing at about 16% while post volumes are falling at a rate of about 9%

22/06 Asylum seeker turned postman becomes Deputy Lord Mayor of Cork

Cllr Honore Kamegni recently became first person of colour elected to Cork City Council

17/06 ‘We saved for our wedding in 2007. We knuckled down for the year previous so we could have everyone we wanted there’

Wendy Stunt, chief marketing officer of Future Horizons

06/06 Top tips to avoid being scammed when you are on holiday

More than €100m was swiped from consumers in Ireland in various frauds and scams last year, according to data from the BPFI

04/06 Average cost of a funeral revealed as costs soar, leaving many over-50s worried about financial burden on families

Large numbers of people over the age of 50 are concerned about the cost of their funeral and the financial burden it will have on their families.

01/06 Jellyfish sting ‘no more harmful than a bee’: An Post stamps to highlight a healthy marine ecosystem

Carrageen moss and compass jellyfish feature on new stamps detailing Irish sea life

25/05 An Post seeks digout as RTÉ scandal to cost it €2m in unpaid TV licences

An Post has asked the Government for more than €500,000 to cover its losses from collecting the TV licence last year, after a plunge in sales following the RTÉ pay scandal.

09/05 ‘I want to make sure Dublin is a nice place to be’ – An Post boss David McRedmond to lead new city taskforce

An Post boss David McRedmond will head up the Government’s new Dublin city taskforce.

17/04 Backlash on the doorsteps: An Post stopped TV licence inspections and gave staff ‘resilience’ training after RTÉ scandal

An Post was forced to stop TV licence inspections and offer “resilience” ­training to staff because of public anger over the RTÉ payments scandal.

17/04 An Post had to stop TV licence inspections and give ‘resilience’ training to staff after backlash on the doorsteps over RTÉ payments scandal

An Post was forced to stop TV licence inspections and offer “resilience” ­training to staff because of public anger over the RTÉ payments scandal.

16/04 Staff at An Post and Eir to be balloted on new pay deals

Communications Workers Union gets agreements worth 8% for the postal workers and 11% for those in the telecom operator

15/04 Passing the parcel or passing the buck, who pays for all the careless deliveries?

Pricewatch: The rise of online shopping has led to greater demands being placed on delivery companies and their drivers, resulting in more problems for customers

15/03 Post box painted gold in honour of Oscar winner Cillian Murphy who ‘delivered for Cork’

Post box in Dublin also given gold treatment by An Post to mark success of Element pictures

11/03 ‘Logical’ that banks should be responsible for maintaining infrastructure for access to cash

Access to Cash Bill is designed to manage future cash demand and will require independent ATM operators to register with the Central Bank

27/02 Complaint against An Post ad upheld after letters undelivered after 20 days

An advert from taxi-booking app FreeNow was the subject of 33 complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority

25/02 Letters: Sadness at the ‘Sunday Independent’ as our oldest letter writer, Kathleen Corrigan, dies aged 99

Sir — I am writing to you on behalf of my gorgeous nana, Kathleen Corrigan, who passed away on Friday at 99 years young, only a few months shy of her 100th birthday.

24/02 Rathmines art deco building among six post offices being sold off by An Post

Councillor voices concern replacement post office would be ‘considerable distance’ away

21/02 ‘It really is a hub of the community’ - Phibsboro post office at risk of closure

Plans to sell the post office building in Phibsboro and outsource its services “must be stopped”, it has been claimed.

11/02 Staying onside with Revenue while gifting a young child some money

Q&A: Bank and An Post rules about accounts for very young children cause concern

10/02 One4all gift card seller reports profits of more than €10m in 2022

Figures from GVS parent TSC Ventures indicate that more than half of revenues come from inactive balance charges and other card administration fees

30/01 TV licence is ‘an outdated charge that belongs to a different time’, Taoiseach tells Dáil

More than 13,000 summonses for failure to pay TV licence issued last year, with Varadkar saying he would like a new system for funding public service broadcasting in place by 2025

30/01 ‘TV licence is an outdated charge,’ Taoiseach tells Dáil

The TV licence is an "outdated charge that belongs to a different time", the Taoiseach has told the Dáil.

29/01 No major increase in TV licence court summonses despite significant drop in numbers paying

More than 13,000 court summonses issued over non-payment of TV licence last year

15/01 An Post survives competition probe over Leap cards

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has decided not to open an investigation into An Post’s sale of Leap cards, after the company agreed to be more transparent with retailers.

14/01 Ukraine’s biggest delivery service Nova Poshta is all set to wrap up a new branch in Ireland

Ukraine’s largest parcel delivery service plans to open a new branch in Dublin as part of a significant expansion across Europe.

13/01 Letters: Military aid for Ukraine must continue as the Russian rhetoric about ‘peace’ is only a ruse

Based on recent discourse, the war in Ukraine is still bearing on people’s minds, although not mentioned often in conversation.

12/01 Letters: An Post is stamping out the art of writing letters with its latest price hike

The price of stamps is rising again. It now appears the days of the writing pad are numbered.

11/01 Postmaster TD Michael Healy-Rae says ‘awful’ stamp price hike necessary to keep five-day service

Politician who runs Kilgarvan post office calls on people to ‘use it or you will lost it’

11/01 An Post raises standard stamp prices for fourth time in less than three years

Stamp prices up 40% since May 2021 amid ‘rising costs and falling letter volumes’, says State-owned company

11/01 An Post hikes cost of standard stamps again

The 5 cent rise is the fourth increase in less than three years

10/01 Letters: While many institutions have known disgrace and failure, the post office network remains untarnished

So many institutions in Ireland have been tarnished in recent decades, from the Catholic Church to the banks and recently RTÉ.

08/01 Child maintenance payments could be collected by Revenue as part of shake-up

Wide-ranging changes outlined in report from Minister for Justice come after many years of lobbying by advocates for one-parent families and children

05/01 ‘It’s particularly hard work in circumstances where the likes of Amazon won’t respond to a phone call’

Communications union boss Seán McDonagh is targeting the tech sector after swathe of job cuts

17/12 Letters: An Post to rescue after age-related insurance hike

Sir — I write to you concerning an interview I heard on RTÉ Radio’s News at One, presented by Bryan Dobson, about insurance policy increases. Insurance Ireland was represented by a very vocal and assertive lady. She disputed the information presented to her. It irritated me very much.

04/12 An Post: Bark the herald angels sing as people poised to buy presents for their pets

One in five who shop online are buying gifts for their pets

23/11 An Post chief David McRedmond to receive EY honour

State company’s chief executive to receive a special award at EY Entrepreneur of the Year ceremony on Thursday

22/11 Paul Murray wins Novel of the Year for The Bee Sting at the An Post Irish Book Awards

Other winners include Mark Moriarty for Cookbook of the Year, and Katriona O’Sullivan for Biography of the Year and Listener’s Choice Award

15/11 An Post repays €30m loan to State in full

Chief executive David McRedmond says the company is now on a sound financial footing and receives no subsidy from the State

01/11 Róisín Ingle: I thought I was unscammable. I was wrong. Here’s what I learned from the unpleasant experience

It was a text message purporting to be from Revolut that got me in the end

20/10 Any Other Business: O’Neill’s jersey sales, media regulator’s new hires, insolvency fun in Amsterdam, Tirlán recruits McConalogue’s adviser, and Denis O’Brien encourages women in abusive relationships to seek help

O’Neill’s jersey sales, media regulator’s new hires, insolvency fun in Amsterdam, Tirlán recruits McConalogue’s adviser

19/10 An Post launches stamp honouring Irishman who made the Sydney Opera House a reality

Peter Rice’s engineering genius was able to fulfil architect’s Jørn Utzon’s vision for one of the world’s most famous buildings

19/10 Irish Book Awards 2023 shortlist: Paul Murray, Liz Nugent, Liam Brady and PJ Gallagher nominated

Winners of the 18th year of the An Post book awards will be announced at a ceremony in November

18/10 ‘An Post is holding onto my package. I have no idea how to get out of this nightmare’

Pricewatch: ‘This tiny but very important sim card has been stuck in Royal Mail and An Post hell for three weeks’

18/10 ‘An Post is holding my package hostage. I have no idea how to get out of this nightmare’

Pricewatch: ‘This tiny but very important sim card has been stuck in Royal Mail and An Post hell for three weeks’

12/10 Parcel deliveries lower in 2022, but still above pre-pandemic levels

Total revenues from parcel deliveries fell by 9% past year, while the volume of parcels delivered fell by 14%

26/09 Google remains Ireland’s top-ranked employer, but State bodies account for six of top 10 slots

A good job in the civil service is more appealing to Irish people as tech roles fall out of favour and workers seek more security.

23/09 Dublin’s vacant buildings: More than 12,000 properties empty across Ireland’s capital

Street level data gives first view of locations of empty residential, commercial and mixed buildings in Dublin city centre

23/09 Dublin’s vacant buildings: The scale of the problem in four simple graphics

Street level data gives first view of locations of empty residential commercial and mixed buildings in Dublin city centre

23/09 Dublin’s vacant buildings: Why more than 12,000 properties are empty in Ireland’s capital

GeoDirectory street-level analysis produces picture of vacancy types and duration for the first time

23/09 Vacant Dublin: Why more than 12,000 properties are empty in Ireland’s capital

GeoDirectory street-level analysis produces picture of vacancy types and duration for the first time

19/09 Savings rates are rising. Here’s how to maximise your return

If you have locked your savings away for a fixed term at lower rates, you may need to think about your best approach

18/09 So near yet so far: parcel made it from the US to Dublin 8 before being sent back

Pricewatch: Eircode isn’t enough to ensure a package will be delivered to your door

17/09 What are my bank account options if I want to save money for my grandchild?

Q&A: All the banks offer parents, and sometimes grandparents, accounts to save for young children; they just don’t say much about them

15/09 Bench warrants issued for television licence fee evaders in Dublin

District Court Judge Anthony Halpin said he was taking ‘draconian’ approach because of ‘contagion’ of ‘no shows’ to his court in wake of recent controversy

11/09 An Post pensioners to receive increases after Government approvals received

End to ‘unnecessary delay’ endured by former staff not entitled to separate State pension welcomed by union

06/09 New stamp from An Post marks League of Nations centenary

Stamp features national colours of a selection of members, including Ireland’s green, white and orange

01/09 AIB and An Post raise interest rates for savers

Mortgage lender Avant says it will add up to 0.25 of a percentage point to its shorter-term fixed rates

22/08 It’s not just the banks that are failing savers; the State is too

Disenchantment with the paltry levels of return on offer from Irish savings products is rising, and State savings are part of the problem

22/08 Irish banks to come under greater pressure to raise interest rates for depositors

Minister for Finance set to approve hike for State-backed savings schemes which could bring progress on bank rates

19/08 Retired An Post employees waiting on cost-of-living pension increase for eight months

Communications Workers Union says neither Government nor An Post will have to contribute as payments from pension scheme fund with surplus of €580 million

19/08 Coalition to consider options for licence fee overhaul and RTÉ bailout

Media licence or charge for every household rather than just homes with TV among possibilities

15/08 Cars, holidays and solar panels: demand for loans rises

Interest rates may be rising, but so too is demand for personal lending

11/08 John Burns: H&M says goodbye to Dublin city centre store

Any Other Business: H&M shuts Dublin store, BoyleSports overseas, Smurfit on carbon capture, Irish AI strategy, and GPO museum banners

11/08 John Burns: Say hello to higher prices from GoCar from next month

Any Other Business: H&M shuts Dublin store, BoyleSports overseas, Smurfit on carbon capture, Irish AI strategy, and GPO museum banners

08/08 How to retrofit your home and slash your energy bills

Full retrofits can be beyond many homeowner’s financial resources but cheaper upgrades will make an impact

02/08 TV licence revenue drops €2.7m in July

Revenue continues to decline following the controversy around misreported payments to presenter Ryan Tubridy

29/07 An Post expects up to 25% annual increase in parcel volumes this Christmas

Levels of ecommerce activity in Irish market are ‘quite extraordinary’, says An Post Commerce managing director Garrett Bridgeman

27/07 National Lottery operator sold to French company for €350m

Premier Lotteries holds exclusive rights to operate Irish lotto until 2034

19/07 Two men plead guilty to deceiving post office worker over dead man’s pension in Carlow

Declan Haughney (41) and Gareth Coakley (37) will be sentenced on Friday in ‘bizarre case’

07/07 An Post moves headquarters from GPO to EXO building

An Post is offering everyone in the country a free digital stamp to mark its move to the EXO building on the north quays in Dublin city centre from the GPO in O'Connell Street.

30/06 Communications firm Teneo hired by Saudis to PGA Tour-Liv Golf merger

Any Other Business: Nama chief turns down bonus, a tough job at Web Summit, HarperCollins cutbacks, hosting a new EU agency, RTÉ auditor’s history, and TV licence sales

30/06 Wealthy Irish investors wiped out as Austrian bank buys mortgage company

Business received more than €3.65m in investment from number of high-net-worth individuals

24/06 An Post’s mortgage plan at risk of becoming dead letter

Company’s promise to offer cheap home loans has faced numerous setbacks

22/06 McRedmond confirms An Post contract extension offer

Chief executive’s seven-year contract expires later this year

16/06 Boris Johnson’s former top adviser doing business in Dublin

Any Other Business: DAA and Ryanair; Trump’s Doonbeg earnings; who’ll bid for the Telegraph; AIB back in court; data centres row and what next for the GPO

13/06 Bankers are being usurped by TikTok influencers for financial advice

Banking conference in Dublin hears how more and more people are looking to influencers online for their financial advice

02/06 FBD chief Tomás Ó Midheach: ‘Opportunities often arise in challenging times’

CEO defends his company’s profits in a time of soaring costs, and outlines his aim to boost its share of the farm insurance market

29/05 Irish brands ‘behind the curve’ on ‘lucrative’ gaming sector

Sector still seen as ‘niche’ despite global success

25/05 Climate action should transform freight and logistics, but are we prepared for it?

Thinking in a Climate Emergency: transport-related emissions are rising sharply, yet Ireland is not acting to provide for the electrification of freight

24/05 Completing the letter-writing process requires a persistent mindset for a procrastinator

This new ‘Digital Stamp Era’ is a welcome invention and removes almost any excuse one might use for delayed correspondence

22/05 Letters: You’d have to be out of your mind to celebrate boxing

Given that all boxing should be banned, if only on health and logic grounds, how can anyone suggest Katie Taylor is a role model for either boys or girls?

11/05 Reputation rankings can be a funny thing

Bord Bia, the State agency charged with promoting Irish food and drink ranked in third place behind An Post and credit unions

10/05 Interpath hires Liam Booth, Ireland’s potential tax shortfall, and protecting your finances as a stay-at-home parent

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06/05 Government to get tough on TV licence evaders as cases doubled last year

There has been a clampdown on households failing to pay the TV licence as cases brought to court by An Post more than doubled last year over non-payment of the €160 charge.

28/04 Irish holidaymakers advised to check passports are in date, as new tools added to online service

New upgrades to Ireland’s Passport Online service include an Eircode look-up tool and a facility for the Passport Service to access General Register Office (GRO) birth records digitally.