Tony Holohan ‘full of joy’ as he shares news of marriage to Ciara Cronin
Former chief medical officer described mindfulness therapist as ‘source of hope’ after death of his wife Dr Emer Feely
Bosun Lawal added to Ireland squad ahead of Luxembourg friendly
Robbie Brady and Troy Parrott expected to recover for Tuesday’s end of season game
Why is it costing me more to use green fuel in my car than fossil fuels?
Government is desperate for people to adopt greener solutions to help it reach climate change goals but are the incentives adequate?
Rent controls to be eased for new builds in planned ‘pressure zones’ reform
Cap of 2% rise per annum will apply to existing tenancies but landlords will be able to charge more between tenancies
Trump-Musk feud shows president knows how to hit a narcissist where it hurts
Trump threatens to take away government contracts that have handsomely enriched Musk
Four killed by Israeli fire near aid point, Palestinians say
Israeli military claims it fired warning shots at people approaching its forces
Despite the politics, Ireland is Israel’s second biggest export market for goods
Figures from UN’s trade database Comtrade reveals Ireland’s compromised political position as EU takes harder tone on Gaza
Ireland’s economic data is bonkers but puts us in the spotlight
Ireland’s corporate tax take and manufacturing base are looked on enviously not only from the US, but from Europe
Beyond the Pale festival to go ahead, organisers say after late doubts
‘We very nearly stumbled’, say organisers, but ‘the fate of Beyond the Pale is secure for 2025, and for many years to come’
Colombia presidential hopeful Miguel Uribe shot at rally in Bogotá
Uribe’s wife says husband is ‘fighting for his life’, suspected attacker is arrested
Trump orders 2,000 national guard troops to LA amid protests over immigration crackdown
California governor says mobilisation is ‘purposefully inflammatory’ and will ‘only escalate tensions’
Reformed Leaving Cert would allow too many opportunities to cheat using AI
Every step is already susceptible to AI intervention, from brainstorming ideas to generating a structure for each section, to writing the entire piece
From relief to horror: Gazans met with gunfire at aid sites
Eight Palestinians speak about their attempt to reach the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation site in western Rafah over the past week
PhD woes: ‘Financially, I can’t really take care of myself, and I certainly couldn’t take care of anybody else’
PhD researchers in Ireland say the payment they receive is simply not enough
Woman tells court husband has abused her ‘many times in his sleep’
Mother of student doing State exams thanks judge for granting interim barring order, saying it gives them ‘enough time to get the exams out of the way’
Apple’s fall from top of tree reflects cooling growth outlook
Nvidia’s revenue has more than quadrupled in three years, Microsoft’s is up over a third, but Apple’s has barely budged
Kingspan embraces Donald Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’
Companies’ views of tax bill will mean little in the shadow of the Trump-Musk feud
I have mistletoe in my garden. Will it kill the host tree?
Mistletoe, which depends on a host plant for water, is relatively rare in Ireland
What a surprise to learn this powerful wizard of the Dark Enlightenment is just another needy dork
Curtis Yarvin has, for about a decade and a half now, been a highly influential figure on Silicon Valley’s anti-democratic right
‘I fell for the horny married man playing the nice guy routine’
Ask Roe: ‘We had an emotional connection, and he seemed to just switch that off when he mentioned his children’
‘For Germans, everything is forbidden unless it allowed,’ in contrast to the Irish
Wild Geese: Property investment specialist and entrepreneur Adrian O’Sullivan lives in Berlin, Germany
From Famine to feast: the Irish seaweed revival
Despite its superfood status in Asia, seaweed has struggled in Ireland to overcome its association with dark times – until now
Killiney WhatsApp chats ablaze again with a new debate about goats
Plus Joe Biden causes concern, who runs Ireland and did Leopold Bloom shoot JFK?
John Simpson: ‘It’s been great to watch how Ireland went from a pretty backward country to a real powerhouse in Europe’
Veteran journalist and broadcaster, now 80, on the dangers of his profession and his continuing affinity with Ireland
Design & Crafts Council Ireland lost half of its workforce in 2024
The organisation, which receives funding from Enterprise Ireland, says it has undergone significant restructuring
Oakmont designers wound the clock back 100 years to give iconic course a new feel for US Open
Tournament returns to Oakmont for first time since Dustin Johnson’s breakthrough victory in 2016
‘The country is going to the dogs’: How agitators exploited the Carlow shooting
Gardaí were quick to confirm the ethnicity and nationality – white Irish – of the man who died at the scene. This is a new practice in response to online misinformation
Yes, we allow our nine-year-old out on her own
Keep the kids at home, and give them internet access? That’s where the real monsters are
The Irish economy is now facing turbulence. Are we prepared for the coming storm?
There are some warning signs that the corporation tax ATM could be on the verge of running out of cash
Tunde Adebimpe of TV on the Radio: ‘David Bowie was dressed like a European dad on vacation. He could wander around NYC unnoticed’
TV on the Radio frontman speaks to Irish Times ahead of headlining Beyond the Pale 2025
Creative escapes: ‘A studio isn’t a luxury – it’s a necessity’
An outbuilding, a spare room and a purpose-built garden studio, these artists’ search for space of their own bears testament to Virgina Woolf’s creative philosophy
Should I add water to my wine? Perhaps just a teaspoon
How to Drink Better: Centuries ago, even the Greeks and Romans added water, usually to avoid drunkenness, or to make the water safe to drink
Five of the best family friendly hiking trails around Ireland: From easy to demanding
Boost your endorphins and awaken your senses with a hike on these picturesque family-friendly routes, from Antrim to Kerry
How Oklahoma City turned its fortunes around with an infamous robbery
Having lost out to Indianapolis in the fight for a direly needed $1bn contract in 1991, OKC has a chance at redemption in the NBA finals
TV guide: Love Island, Not Going Out and the other best things to watch this week
TV highlights for June 8th-13th, including From that Small Island – the Story of the Irish and Fubar
Writer Orlaine McDonald: ‘I felt a strong need to transcend that little working-class girl who had got herself up the duff’
The No Small Thing author on losing her Irish mum, diversity in fiction and teenage motherhood
The Christian idea of ‘bearing witness’ has never been more vital
Rite & Reason: Speaking out for the oppressed and calling out what’s not true is part of that idea
Cork crowned Munster champions after penalty shoot-out victory over Limerick – As it happened
Rebels win epic provincial decider at the Gaelic Grounds
Cork end Limerick’s Munster dominance after epic battle at the Gaelic Grounds
After over 90 minutes of hurling, the Rebels claimed the Mick Mackey Cup on penalties
From the glorious chaos of the Gaelic Grounds, the Rebels rise again
Cork put nightmare loss behind them to beat Limerick when it mattered
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