Mike Ashley’s Frasers lifts stake in Hugo Boss to 48%
UK retail group pushes deeper into luxury sector
Funeral notice for teenager killed in M9 crash removed from RIP.ie
Joe Carthy (15) was one of five teenagers who died in a BMW driven into another car while going the wrong way on the motorway
Ireland keep World Cup hopes alive with victory over New Zealand in Belgium
Gareth Grundie’s side concede late goal which could prove costly to hopes of progress
Two arrested as cocaine valued at €100,000 seized in west
Drugs were recovered from vehicles in Roscommon and Leitrim
Exports to the US continue month-on-month volatility
Ireland exported €4.3 billion worth of goods to the US in June, down from €5.1 billion in April but up from €3.5 billion in January
Trump’s move to cut South Korea drills raises concerns among US allies in Asia
Decisions on joint exercises and carrier redeployment fuel fears over Washington’s Indo-Pacific commitment
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Poet Anna D on the transition into motherhood: ‘I was burning out really quickly’
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M9 crash latest: Car involved in fatal incident was bought rather than stolen, gardaí believe
Garda representatives warn that roads policing units are under-resourced and members lack pursuit training
John Lowe, the ‘Money Doctor’, dies aged 75
Regular media contributor was well known for his series of personal finance handbooks
Meta faces US states in trial over social media’s alleged harm to young people
Outcome could have profound consequences for the company
Interviewing José Mourinho: ego, charisma, talent and his ‘rucksack of pain’
‘As a civilisation, we’re lucky Mourinho didn’t go into politics!’
Stuart Grehan the lone Irish golfer in Walker Cup team for Lahinch showdown with USA
Roscommon’s Thomas Higgins falls down to first reserve after Jack Whaley’s US Amateur victory
I want to buy a European electric vehicle. What should I buy?
Advice on your motoring queries, from buying and selling to issues with your current car
Online shoppers facing new €2 charge for non-EU goods from November
New handling fee of €2 is set to be imposed on all purchases from outside the EU on top of existing €3 per item charge
Kainos sees momentum as business continues to grow
Company expects to beat expectations for current financial year
Fifa’s finance chief leaves role after criticising Infantino’s World Cup plan
Asian head hits out at Qatar over pushback on letter attacking Infantino
Russian missile attack kills 10 in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, governor says
More than 180 drones downed overnight in one of biggest Ukrainian air attacks on Moscow, city’s mayor says
Government urged to act to make teaching profession more attractive
Teachers’ Union of Ireland says retaining staff now ‘as big a challenge as initial recruitment’
Back-to-school issues: the best starting age, PE problems, school refusal and teenage vapes
Conversations with Parents: A panel of experts convenes to discuss the big issues of modern schooling and parenting
Iran threatens new offensive while Trump rules out extending ceasefire deal
Trump administration has reportedly opened back-channel discussions with Iran
War memories awaken old row in Japan, China and South Korea
China and South Korea noted what Japan’s prime minister didn’t say
‘No signs of foul play’ relating to Hayden Panettiere’s death, police say
Heroes and Nashville actress was found in her home ‘unresponsive’ and in ‘cardiac arrest’
Press Up’s venue losses, and Jason Arday deserved better
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From Syria to Clonakilty: ‘I feel really proud of what we have built in Ireland’
Civil war turned Reham Ghafraji’s life upside down, with the former literature student taking very different career paths in west Cork
Bad political leadership is blocking Ireland’s path to energy efficiency
Plans and strategies will pave the way to climate hell, unless they are actually implemented
I wore a glucose monitor for 30 days. This is what I learned about my diet and exercise
‘My levels were still rising and were now approaching the threshold of the diabetic range’
Career U-turns: ‘I’m exactly where I am supposed to be’
Two mothers turn to ‘life-changing’ creative craft to find inner peace – and themselves
Who is Ellen Walshe? From child swimmer to double European champion
Dublin swimmer’s story is one of rare talent and dedication, but it’s also one of giving back
‘Rhys showed you can do it’: Gymnast Eamon Montgomery inspired by McClenaghan success
Move to all-around has given Irish competitor’s career a new lease of life ahead of European Championships
Losses mounted at some of Paddy McKillen jnr’s Press Up venues ahead of takeover deal
Firms linked to Stella Cinema and restaurants in Blanchardstown recorded six-figure losses in 2024
Stripe hits the acquisition trail, but will it work?
Company spending billions on AI and and possibly billions more on PayPal
Anna Foster’s impressive week in Switzerland secures her LET card for next season
Portmarnock teenager Adam Fahey will have week to remember
Hockey World Cup: Margin for error shrinks as Ireland’s men and women chase crucial wins
South Africa and New Zealand the opponents in important group games
Dublin City Council ‘shreds’ over 200 lockboxes for short-term lets amid clampdown
Cllr Mannix Flynn says local authority should use key boxes to mount ‘sting’ operation against illegal short-term lets
Irish Government remains silent on a shameful game - and it’s not against Israel
Unlike the soccer team’s bad luck in being drawn against Israel, Cricket Ireland did this – excuse the pun – entirely off its own bat
Why are republican bonfires in Derry being treated as ‘sectarian-motivated hate crimes’?
The local view is that a younger generation is being easily manipulated by dissidents, albeit few in number
Entries invited for 2027 young scientists’ competition
Sponsors Stripe announce improved prize fund and new mentoring scheme for winners
Protests planned for Trump’s Doonbeg visit
US president expected to arrive on September 12th and meet Taoiseach, before travelling to Doonbeg, Co Clare
Gardaí to receive pursuit training for the first time in aftermath of M9 crash
Members of the force are not trained to pursue vehicles
‘I’d rather see clients mortgage-free by 66 even if that means delaying pension contributions’
Better with Money with Aideen Finnegan
Turn on, plug in and find out: ESB studies how and when we charge our electric cars
Company has teamed up with Cork-based Ohme to research EV charging habits
‘Why should the community of Mallow have to suffer such decay and dilapidation?’
Mallow tops the list of Co Cork towns with most derelict properties, the site of its historical Central Hotel typifying the challenges communities throughout the State face
Four seaside and lake homes around Ireland from €600,000
A split-level luxury home in Co Clare, a New England-style residence in Waterford and more
If our Government wants to make housing more affordable, there is plenty it could do
The Coalition could invest wisely in building more social housing directly, as just 16% of this valuable stock was built by councils last year
The fight to save Dublin’s Liberties: ‘It’s sadly dying, fading away’
Local man who saved some neighbourhood history remembered as a cornerstone of the community
Oberstown staff ‘face increased risks to personal safety’, says union
Management at facility challenges claims on staffing and safety, noting independent review on way
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