Parents of schoolchildren in Dublin and Cork back religious-ethos change
Irish Times analysis shows counties with the lowest demand for change are Monaghan and Longford
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Fergie Chambers: The Dublin-based communist millionaire in the Trump administration’s crosshairs
Heir turned ‘professional revolutionary’ left his home in Ireland for a holiday in Spain but was arrested after US extradition order on terror funding charges
European wildfires in graphics: France and Spain battle blazes as another heatwave approaches
Blazes have forced about 375,000 people to leave their homes in France and Spain
Counting the curse: The GAA All-Ireland football final in charts
After 13 All-Ireland finals since 1951, Mayo are hoping the curse is finally lifted. But Kerry’s historic record - winning almost a third of finals in the last 75 years - is hard to beat
GP shortages: Where are the most acute problems across the country?
The representative body for Irish GPs warns of three ‘emerging pressure points’
Millionaire US pro-Palestinian donor arrested over Hamas funding allegations lived in Ireland
‘Revolutionary’ Fergie Chambers had been living in Dublin in the past year before his arrest in Spain after US extradition request
How a global gambling empire used Ireland to exploit addicts
A multimillionaire, a web of illicit gambling websites and the Irish betting licences that helped them target gambling addicts worldwide
Ireland central to black-market gambling empire, investigation finds
Leaked files show Soft2Bet – licensed in Ireland since 2022 – received €600m from a network of shadow gambling sites
A visual timeline of how foreign agitators helped spark racist riots in Belfast
Notable co-ordination via ‘online social media activity’ from within North and ‘outside the island of Ireland’, say police
Is Ireland’s oil supply stable? It’s a question of time
As the US-Iran ceasefire appears to crumble, pressure will increase on Ireland’s national reserve
AI tools gave wrong answers about byelection candidates and where to vote, new research shows
Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT and Grok are all returning different answers to voters’ questions
It is illegal to commit electoral fraud in Ireland. It is also relatively easy
In some counties more people were registered to vote than the local population. The Electoral Commission is racing to ‘close the gap’
Why have international traders bet $1m on the Dublin Central byelection?
Almost $500,000 alone has been wagered on Gerry Hutch’s chances of becoming a TD or not
Investigation: Suspicious betting on Gerry Hutch in Dublin Central byelection
More than $1m wagered through controversial Polymarket platform