Could Israel annex the West Bank?
In the News podcast: Berlin-based freelance journalist Hanno Hauenstein, who recently reported from the West Bank, on Israel’s Iron Wall operation
Tax-free Ukrainian accommodation payment to be cut to €600 per month
Norma Foley to bring memo to Cabinet outlining plan to extend reduced Accommodation Recognition Payment scheme until March 2026
Man (40s) arrested after nearly €550,000 worth of cocaine and MDMA seized in Clondalkin
Arrest and seizure carried out under Operation Tara, the nationwide drive against drug gangs
Only two Dublin Airport-Heathrow flights cancelled on Saturday as London hub resumes full operations
Nearly 6,000 passengers scheduled to fly between Dublin Airport and Heathrow on Friday affected by 34 flight cancellations
Two men treated for serious injuries following shooting in Offaly
Gardaí appeal for information related to two linked incidents
Colm Brophy: ‘Not only does Conor McGregor not speak for us, he doesn’t speak the truth’
Interview with Colm Brophy, Minister of State for Migration, on the Government's approach to immigration
Heathrow airport to reopen with some flights to resume this evening
Compensation for those whose flights were cancelled may not be available due to event outside airlines' control
Happy now? Irish people may be moaners, but we’re up to 15th happiest in the world
Ireland rose two places in the annual World Happiness Report compared with last year’s standing
‘My heart is broken’ says Dublin surgeon blocked from entering Gaza Strip
Dr Mohamed Shaalan had travelled to Middle East before latest attacks that killed more than 400
Why Big Pharma is annoyed with Ireland
In the News podcast: Irish Times investigation reveals how pharma companies lobbied the Irish Government to push back against EU reforms on the sector
Asylum seekers in Dublin’s East Wall: ‘Just ordinary, decent people that wanted a better life for themselves’
Fear was widespread when an international protection centre opened here in 2022; now tensions seems lower and ties are growing between residents of the centre and the wider community
What is causing the global relationship recession?
In the News podcast: Financial Times chief data reporter John Burn-Murdoch on why a rise in single people is driving the falling birth rate
State paid more than €70.8m to Citywest hotel operator last year
Company running Dublin hotel received €18.1 million to accommodate asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees during final three months of 2024
How a software update led to a murder conviction
In the News podcast: Crime correspondent Conor Gallagher on the Israeli-made decryption technology used to solve the Mooney murder case
International protection system records death of 14 asylum seekers last year
Statistics show 11 men and two women died in the international protection system in 2024, while another individual’s gender was not recorded