European shares rally as miners and tech sectors advance
Investors continue to weigh impact of Iran war as oil retreats slightly
Michelin-starred Glovers Alley restaurant to close as chef Andy McFadden departs
Relaunched restaurant in Fitzwilliam Hotel will reopen ‘in a number of weeks’, statement says
Ulster coach calls for consistency in ‘final before the final’ against Glasgow Warriors
Victory against URC leaders would put the province in the right frame of mind ahead of Montpellier clash in Bilbao
Starmer facing ‘crisis of vision’, UK parliament hears, but has ‘full confidence’ in Streeting
UK prime minister and Labour leader met health secretary, who appears poised to challenge him, this morning
US Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk to attend Limerick hurling game as guest of JP McManus
American will visit Adare Manor ahead of Ryder Cup match in 2027
Woman fights court order to destroy four XL Bully dogs
Veronica Maher says pets are all she has left of husband Jason Hennessy, who was killed in Christmas Eve shooting
Delivering new cost of disability payment will be ‘so challenging’, Minister tells summit
‘We still live in a very ableist society’, one wheelchair user tells event, saying employment will not reduce costs
Louvre jewellery heist inquiry exposes ignored warnings over unsecured window
‘Systemic failures’ enabled audacious eight-minute jewellery heist, report finds
Could we be heading toward a world recession if Trump can’t broker a deal with Iran?
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Talks aimed at resolving ambulance staff industrial action set for Labour Court
Move follows 24-hour strike by National Ambulance Service workers over pay and grading
Man who stole sex worker’s phone initially thought to be crime victim after he was assaulted
Gardaí initially contacted about possible abduction after Lee Coleman (38) was seen being attacked and placed in a car
OPW to verify location of 13,500 State-owned artworks after some went missing
‘Deeply concerning’ lack of information on vast collection of paintings, sculptures and other works, TD says
Man who sued over brain injury in car crash settles action for €1.1m
Passenger who claimed he suffered a traumatic brain injury was not wearing seatbelt at the time
Gunshots fired in Philippines senate as politician wanted in The Hague remains holed up
Ronald dela Rosa is accused of crimes against humanity for his role in overseeing former president’s ‘war on drugs’
‘I’ve no problem with people from the Congo or Africa’: Bertie Ahern addresses video comments
Former taoiseach, who made migration comments during a canvass, said his issue was with speed of processing in immigration system
Israeli coalition crisis pushes Knesset towards early election talks
A key ultra‑Orthodox ally has abandoned Binyamin Netanyahu’s government, collapsing the coalition’s majority amid a row over military exemptions
All-Ireland Under-20 football semi-final: Roscommon v Kerry preview, throw-in time, where to watch
Roscommon and Kerry face off in Thurles for a place in the final
Girls record man admitting sexual abuse after being cleared by Tusla, court hears
74-year-old who admitted 29 counts of sexual assault over a period of four years awaits sentencing
Irish households may invest up to €7bn in savings scheme in first year, BPFI says
There is €170bn on deposit in the State
Irish passengers among 1,700 people on cruise ship confined in France after suspected ‘stomach flu’ death
Ban on disembarking passengers is temporary and pending the outcome of medical tests, officials said
Jack Aungier to join Munster from Connacht on two-year deal
Tighthead prop made 100 appearances in six seasons at Connacht
Planned short-term letting register delayed by six months
Plans have been the subject of much internal Government debate
Search of Rathfarnham land ‘stood down’ amid inquiry into unsolved murder of property investor
Liam Murray (42) was shot dead in his home on St Patrick’s Day 2009
All-Ireland Under-20 football semi-final: Tyrone v Kildare preview, throw-in time, where to watch
Tyrone and Kildare face off in Cavan for a place in the final
Skills shortages one of several barriers to delivering €24bn in transport infrastructure
Productivity way behind Celtic Tiger levels, National Transport Authority warns as it eyes risks to major projects
Trump says he does not need China’s help to end Iran war
Israeli airstrikes on road south of Beirut kill eight people, including two children
IBM teams up with SETU in multimillion euro educational initiative
Initiative will benefit students in computer science, engineering, cybersecurity, data and AI and student-led technology societies
Trump arrives in China for summit as war and inflation weigh on presidency
US president accompanied by family members and business world titans including Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and Tesla and SpaceX’s Elon Musk
Bank of Ireland ‘discourteous’ to Supreme Court
Chief Justice criticises lender’s failure to disclose loan sale
CRH finance chief steps down ‘by mutual agreement’ after year
Departure ‘not related to any disagreement’ over accounting practices or controls
Ulster’s Stuart McCloskey and Jacob Stockdale ruled out for Glasgow clash
Stockdale underwent surgery last week after sustaining a facial fracture during Exeter win
Woman (20) who died in two-car collision in Tipperary named locally
Crash happened in Nenagh at about 9pm on Tuesday
Will AI turn us all into hipsters and artisans?
There is good reason to be dubious about the notion that automation will supplant all demand for human labour
How Sam Prendergast’s tee illustrates wider debate within world of kicking
Sam Prendergast now uses a telescopic tee, one that elevates the ball with a forward tilt. But why did he change?
Committee stops short of under-16 social media ban but wants end to ‘harmful’ algorithms
Platforms should have to disable recommender algorithms entirely for children and by default for people over 18, committee says
Irish house price growth slows to lowest rate in more than two years
Residential property prices rose by 6.5% in the 12 months to March, but slowed from the 6.7% in the year to February
Record numbers now participating in sport in Ireland
Latest Irish Sports Monitor shows over 2.12 million people over 16 are regularly partaking in sport
Pizza chef alleged to have made ‘creepy’ comments to girls as young as 12 loses unfair dismissal claim
Messages sent to her included one about how he could ‘wait another two years’ to be her boyfriend
Ireland ‘could be forced to borrow next year’ if oil prices keep rising, says top economist
John FitzGerald warns of effects of continuing closure of the Strait of Hormuz
Online child sex abuse moving behind paywalls, says internet watchdog
Number of reports received by Irish Internet Hotline in 2025 rose to more than 61,000
US intelligence shows Iran retains substantial missile capabilities
Evidence suggests Iran has restored operational access to 30 of the 33 missile sites it maintains along the Strait of Hormuz
Cannes 2026: Glamour, sheer excruciation and the vanishing Irish-shot film Bucking Fastard
The festival opened with a very French, very odd ceremony featuring Jane Fonda, Peter Jackson and bad impersonations of Robert De Niro and Julia Roberts
Roscommon daring to chase the ultimate dream
Daire Cregg brimming with belief, Munster commission independent review, Rhasidat Adeleke delays Euro summer
Garda claims superior asked if she expected a ‘consolation prize for losing your son’, court told
Garda sergeant takes High Court action over handling of bullying complaints
Litter and dog fouling fines to rise to €250 from September amid clampdown
Minister Alan Dillon to announce a €3 million investment in anti-dumping initiatives
Micheál Martin under pressure over response to striking ambulance workers
Inside Politics: Spending ‘diktats’ from Jack Chambers are ‘going down like a lead balloon’, according to one Minister
Unions predict Keir Starmer will not lead Labour into next election
Statement by 11 Labour-affiliated unions threatens to further destabilise UK prime minister
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