This year Ireland received a record number of nominations for the Oscars. Irish Times Data examines Ireland’s association with the world’s most famous statuette
Long-term indicators show positive trend for Fianna Fáil as election approaches
Volkswagen slips to fourth place as Korean brand Hyundai becomes the best-selling brand
Figures show claims rose during recession but have dropped steadily since 2012
Oxfam estimates that the richest 1% of the world’s 7.3 billion people now own as much as the rest of the world put together
Emissions scandal put off European buyers towards end of 2015
CSO data reveals 121,110 registrations in 2015, up on 92,361 for previous year
Representative association brands figures ‘perturbing and disheartening’
Passport office indicates 133,323 travel papers issued to children under three in 2015
National average shows 8.5% increase in prices, but Dublin average is just 2.7%
CSO says true figure may be higher as not all offences recorded on Garda Pulse computer system
Women from Ireland had 25,000 abortions in England, Wales between 2010 and 2014
Belfast-based journalism project Detail Data reveals results of investigation
Study finds many nations are out of touch with key issues of their home countries
Solid knowledge of fundamental facts revealed as Ireland trails only South Korea
Third of available money went to QUB, UU and film sector, Detail Data finds
Due to rule changes in soccer it can be difficult to compare player performances
Labour decline means Coalition faces uphill battle to secure second term
Catherine Murphy tabled questions to Ministers over ruling from EU Court of Justice
Draft law envisages role for Data Protection Commissioner in clearing research projects
Nigeria suicide bombs continue apace despite president’s claims of victories over jihadists
Throughout this series we will be seeking to identify solutions. We start with ideas around professionalisation, vacant land and social housing
Accommodation hunters say prices are high, quality is low and flats are small
Unaffordable rents are now number one issue for St Vincent de Paul’s clients
It’s not a simple construction problem. The bedsit ban and unfair taxes are also to blame
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