Grim year in courts for crimes against women Despite strong judiciary comments in support of women, 2022 was a grim year for crimes against women in courts. 2022 in Review • 07 Jan
Inflation hit a 38 year high in 2022 but economy strong The Central Statistics Office has published an online compilation of significant statistics about the economy and business recorded last year. Business • 05 Jan
UK enters new year amid air of Brexit disenchantment After a disastrous year for British politics, 2023 will see attempts by the government to turn things around on several fronts including how to navigate … 2022 in Review • 01 Jan
Remote working, new laws and pay claims - 2022 at work The Covid pandemic led to a reimagining of the concept of work. Business • 01 Jan
The war next door: Poland remains close ally of Ukraine Many Poles will remember 2022 as the year when Russian militarism once again threatened the stability of their state. 2022 in Review • 31 Dec 22
NI politics saw seismic shift in 2022 - but no change The political landscape of Northern Ireland experienced truly seismic and historic change, yet nothing changed. 2022 in Review • 01 Jan
Musk, job losses, data breaches - a year of tech tumult What a year it was for the tech sector in 2022. Business • 31 Dec 22
Response to domestic violence to be assessed in 2023 In Spring 2023, a delegation will touch down in Dublin to assess how Ireland is preventing and combating domestic violence under the Istanbul Convention. 2022 in Review • 31 Dec 22
Photographer hopes to be first Irishwoman in space Award-winning Cork-born photographer Rhiannon Adam has been chosen to be one of eight crew members on board the first civilian quest into space to orbit … 2022 in Review • 31 Dec 22
2022 a turning point for the property market? Steep price increases were registered across the residential property market for most of this year. But as the year came to an end, there were … Business • 30 Dec 22
2022: The sporting year in photos A look back at some of the defining images of the past year that captured joy and despair and the somewhat surreal. other sport • 29 Dec 22
Costs and staffing test retail and hospitality in 2022 2022 got off to a rocky start for many businesses in the hospitality and retail sectors. Business • 23 Dec 22
2022 - The year aviation and tourism took off again Passengers returned to the skies in huge numbers in 2022, after two years of travel restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic which grounded the aviation industry. Business • 28 Dec 22
Ireland ends term on UN Security Council A diplomatic charm offensive, topped off with a U2 concert and Riverdance show for UN ambassadors in New York, helped secure Ireland's seat on the … Ireland • 30 Dec 22
Equities suffer worst performance in years in 2022 Stock markets wrapped up their worst performances in years this evening before heading into 2023 under recession fears following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, high inflation … Business • 30 Dec 22
A year in agriculture that couldn't have been predicted Everyone thought they knew what was ahead for Irish farming, then the war in Ukraine started and everything changed, writes Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Correspondent … Analysis and Comment • 28 Dec 22
Tight grain, oilseed supplies to keep prices elevated Drought or too much rain, the war in Ukraine and high energy costs look set to curb global farm production again next year, tightening supplies, … Business • 28 Dec 22
Major change the predominant theme in banking in 2022 If 2021 was an earthquake year in Irish banking, when two banks stunned consumers by announcing plans to leave the market, then 2022 might best … Business • 27 Dec 22
Will there be peace for mothers, babies cast aside? Our Western Correspondent Pat McGrath reflects on ongoing efforts to secure a final resting place for the hundreds of infants buried at the site of … 2022 in Review • 27 Dec 22
