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Donald Trump tells Republicans to vote to release Jeffrey Epstein files
US president posts ‘we have nothing to hide’ in reversal of his earlier resistance to such a move
Mary Robinson says Cop30 summit must signpost stronger action on fossil fuels
Former President of Ireland claims fossil fuel lobbyists were trying to undermine climate summit
Why is the State selling a beautiful building on Baggot St instead of using it?
Baggot Street Hospital could be reinvented as key worker housing or student accommodation. Instead, it’ll probably end up as a hotel
‘Points don’t define potential – work ethic and passion do’
Rickwang Tientcheu says he drifted through the Covid years of second level before building up his own app for students, Edu Éire
‘I’m struggling to manage my nine-year-old son’s angry outbursts’
Ask the Expert: Explore with your son the stresses and agitations he experiences and see which ones you can address
Australia’s loss very much Ireland’s gain as Mack Hansen unveils more strings to his bow
Connacht star looked like a seasoned fullback as he dominated proceedings and scored a hat-trick
‘I instinctively picked up the H, O, P, and E’: Print Museum and graphic artist collaborate
Anthony Burrill joins forces with printers Freddie Snowe and John King for new work made using historic equipment
Five things we learned from Ireland’s World Cup qualification campaign
Positives vastly outweigh the negatives but goal-shy midfield remains a concern
Rise in young Ukrainian men arriving in Ireland as troop pressures mount
Rate of arrivals is expected to increase further by the end of the year following measures introduced in Ukraine
Ireland reminded naysayers they haven’t gone away with dismantling of Australia
‘We’re a very good side,’ said Andy Farrell after win, but he knows South Africa will provide much stiffer test
Succession planning the FAI way: Stunning World Cup campaign saves football bosses some bother
Despite failure to reach playoff, shock win against Portugal gives Hallgrímsson chance of keeping job
Simon Harris may be wrong about migration figures but he wasn’t dogwhistling
Policing language has damaged progressive causes - it’s time to retire the linguistic ‘harm hunters’
Rosemary Keogh on ‘steep learning curve’ of taking charge of Chartered Accountants Ireland
Group joined with Certified Public Accountants last year to create largest professional body on island
‘Aer Lingus ghosted me’: Overbooking, a vanishing reservation and ‘zero communication’
One passenger was denied boarding due to overbooking, while another had issue rebooking flights after technical problem
Garda insider trading investigation focused on Applegreen share dealing before takeover bid
Two men arrested are in no way connected to Applegreen
‘I’ve lost money plenty of times. Being an entrepreneur I’m more likely to’
Me & My Money: Nick Twomey, Oakberry Ireland
Bob Dylan’s special relationship with Ireland began in 1984
Even before he takes to the stage in Belfast next Wednesday, the question being asked is: will the 84-year-old ever be back?
‘I’ve lost money plenty of times. Being an entrepreneur I’m more likely to’
Me & My Money: Nick Twomey, Oakberry Ireland
Paschal Donohoe hopes ‘bricks and mortar foundation’ opens doors for Ireland in Frankfurt
Ireland’s new consulate general in Germany’s financial capital has opened its doors in a permanent premises
Football Special, Tanora, Cidona, TK lemonade – Irish fizzy drinks are having a revival
Known to many as ‘minerals’, Irish regional fizzy beverages ruled the roost for decades. Now a new wave is emerging
I’ll take the darkness of the city over the darkness of the countryside any night
The night silence of the country is thick and deep, not so much broken as amplified by the occasional call of an owl or fox
‘It was terrifying because he was tiny’: Mother recalls infant son’s brushes with RSV
Conaill McGrath had to attend hospital three times due to the virus in the first year of his life
Black Friday is followed by Returns Tuesday. It’s bad for the planet
Some shoppers wait all year for Black Friday to make necessary purchases they would otherwise not be able to afford, but others are enticed to buy stuff they otherwise wouldn’t
‘We are human beings too’: Homeless singles react to Government housing plan prioritising families
Latest housing strategy involves instructions to council to put long-term homeless families with children at the top of their housing lists
‘A firm walk and strong wind shift our mood’: health habits from other European countries worth adopting
From fermentation in Ukraine to light evening meals in Germany and evening walks in Italy. What are your tips?
Variation in primary teachers’ proficiency in Irish ‘a matter of significant concern’
Department inspectorate found ‘apparent lack of confidence’ among many teachers using Irish in English-medium schools
Ireland’s Changing Suburbs: ‘Glanmire was a village when I moved here’
Across Ireland, once-rural towns and villages are being absorbed into cities
Eli Lilly’s trillion-dollar climb exposes Europe’s absence from top ranks of stock markets
US accounts for 72.7% of the MSCI World Index, compared with just 2.6% for Europe’s biggest stock market, France
Advice to chief executives: read a book – it’ll help you do your job better
If Elon Musk is ‘uncultured’, a false opposition between literature and business may be to blame
Louth crash: Deaths of five friends will have ‘deep impact’ in Ireland and abroad
Two women and three men aged between 21 and 23 were killed in two-vehicle collision near Dundalk
The most astonishing quarter-hour in Irish football history
The last 15 minutes of the Hungary game are the most astonishing quarter-hour in Irish football history
Coming AI revolution needs a serious Government response
Luddite approach to AI won’t serve anyone as workplace is revolutionised
Lessons of the Alexander McCartney ‘catfisher’ case go far beyond one failed investigation
Police worldwide are struggling with the epidemic because too many in positions of influence failed to see what was coming
We need 75 firms building 400 units each a year to meet housing targets
International capital rather than labour and skills is what’s required to meet housing targets
An early and potentially severe flu season is here. Get your vaccine
Have you had your vaccine? You really should
We are considering a timber-frame extension. Is this the right choice?
Are there more likely to be problems with a timber-framed structure than brick?
Shining scars: The 10 best Stephen King movies, in reverse order
With four new King adaptations released this year alone, it’s a good time to chart the best from the past 50 years
Raptures in Rioja: how to squeeze the last drop out of this wine region
From traditional luxury accommodation to eating and drinking like a local, we’ve uncovered all the insider foodie travel tips
The militias fighting Israel’s shadow war from inside Gaza’s ‘Yellow Zone’
Israel has tried to nurture and arm rivals to fight Hamas in a combustible, decades-old strategy
In a Word...Comedy
It is difficult to believe that Fawlty Towers is 50 years old. Probably, the greatest comedy sitcom series
60% of Black Friday shoppers later regret their purchases
Research from Competition and Consumer Protection Commission suggests significant number do not trust deals on offer
Irish family businesses have more ambitious growth plans than global average, survey finds
PwC survey finds one in five Irish family businesses had double-digit growth over the last year
AIB raises Irish economic forecast, noting ‘robust’ performance amid global uncertainty
Bank now sees the domestic economy expanding by 3.2% this year and 2.5% in 2026
Troy Parrott: Ireland’s almost-forgotten man finally earns his spurs
Written off by Tottenham, he reinvented himself in the Netherlands and has now brought the magic to the Ireland squad
Troy Parrott cries tears of joy after fairytale hat-trick books World Cup playoff place
Three days after scoring a brace against Portugal, Ireland forward went one better in Budapest
The Irish Times view on prison conditions : unacceptable and inhumane
Government foot-dragging on penal reform continues
The Irish Times view on Ireland’s win: the World Cup dream lives on
Irish football is in a good place after a late-late victory
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