E-bike user fined over collision with jogger on shared footpath in Dublin
Jogger suffered serious injuries, including broken bones in left leg, court hears
‘Grace’ wronged and harmed in many different ways in ‘absolute, abject failure’, HSE chief says
Inquiry finds no evidence of sexual, emotional or physical abuse while woman was in care of family for 20 years
Irish man (76) drowns in Malta seaside resort
Alarm was raised at 12.40pm on Tuesday in St Julian’s Bay
Diversity at Dublin Bus: ‘Nationality should not come into play here’
Eighty five countries of origin are represented among the company’s employees, while the number of women drivers has risen 147 per cent in five years
How fake ‘Irish’ clothes firms are scamming consumers
In the News podcast: Irish Times consumer affairs correspondent Conor Pope on how to avoid scammers purporting to be Irish clothes businesses
Irish visits to United States drop by 27% amid anxiety over Trump administration’s border controls
Travel operators report ‘intense uncertainty’ around US market
Trump tariffs latest: Wall Street stocks tumble as president accused of taking ‘wrecking ball’ to US economy
White House confirms tariffs against China now total 145%; EU pauses reciprocal tariffs against US
Eddie Rockets branch ordered to close after rodent droppings found in kitchen
Seven restaurants, takeaways and food warehouses in Dublin, Louth, Roscommon and Limerick ordered to close following inspections
Motorcyclist in his 30s dies following collision in Askeaton, Co Limerick
Gardaí appeal for any witnesses who were in the Cloonreask townland on Wednesday
Michael Gaine: What do we know about the Kerry farmer’s disappearance so far?
In the News podcast: The Kenmare sheep farmer disappeared three weeks ago. Cork-based journalist Liam Coates on what may have happened
Trump’s tariffs: How worried should we be about the toll?
In the News podcast: From Ireland to China, the global implications of Trump’s tariffs with economics writer Cliff Taylor and China correspondent Denis Staunton
Do Ireland’s laws on sex work need to change?
In the News podcast: Irish Times reporter Órla Ryan discuses the review of Ireland’s contentious sex-work legislation
‘We are begging for help to bring them here’: Mothers of sick Palestinian children plead with Government for loved ones to join
Lack of electricity and phone connection in Gaza means the women rarely speak to family
Trump tariffs: No justification for 20% tariffs on EU exports to US, says Martin
Live updates: Pharmaceutical products will not be included in the tariffs for now, according to the White House
Fiosrú replaces Gsoc and takes over responsibility for public’s complaints against gardaí
Police Ombudsman Emily Logan welcomes new era in oversight of force