Coombe at 200: ‘Back then women just had their babies, but now there is so much more to it’
Louise Egan, the first baby born in the maternity hospital’s current premises, and her mother celebrate the Coombe’s 200th anniversary
Jeffrey Donaldson to appeal child sex offences conviction
Solicitor John McBurney confirms lodging of papers on behalf of former DUP leader
Rory McIlroy flexes his muscle to keep Open challenge alive
Northern Irishman standing firm thanks to his outlandish driving ability
Stuart Grehan focused on improving putting after first Major experience at Birkdale
Matt Fitzpatrick disappoints home crowds with rare missed cut
Electricity waste hits €1.6m daily while ‘550,000 suffer energy poverty’
Energy charity seeks national policy on using surplus wind energy to power low-income homes
France don’t want ‘chocolate-medal’ match but team want to deliver for departing Deschamps
57-year-old France head coach will step down from post after 14 years after Saturday’s game against England
Planning permission refused for office block on site of City Arts Centre
Dublin City Council had previously given green light to scheme
Tsunami warning triggered after 7.4 magnitude earthquake hits off Mexico coast
Tremor causes buildings to shake in neighbouring Guatemala and El Salvador
Netflix shares slide in wake of disappointing forecast
Shares in the streaming giant fell as much as 9% in after-hours trading
MV Matthew departs Cork having cost State €16m in berthing, crew and maintenance fees
Vessel was boarded by Army Rangers in 2023 in operation that led to seizure of €157m worth of cocaine
West Indies cricketing great Garry Sobers dies, aged 89
West Indian widely regarded as greatest all-rounder to have played the game
Man jailed for six years for ‘one-punch’ attack on vulnerable homeless man
Judge says victim had ‘no opportunity to defend himself against cowardly, savage attack’
‘Lighting’ cargo at Dublin Airport found to conceal 150kg of cannabis
Revenue officers say drugs shipped from US
Dublin City Council curtails street cleaning to save water but no let off for graffiti
Local authority aims to half water use on streets while hosepipe ban remains in place
Women’s football has had VAR for nearly a decade, so why not bring it into the men’s game?
The score assistant sits in the onsite TG4 production van and has use of all available camera angles to help determine whether a goal or point has been scored
Fresh High Court dispute over settlement payment to former CHI business manager
Anita Little had claimed in initial case that proceedings against her followed instruction to delist spinal patients
Woman who tripped on housing estate footpath awarded €110,000 by High Court
Carol Loua caught her foot on concrete projecting upwards from path which was caused by root action of a lime tree
Nicky English: Galway are a rising power but Limerick have enough in the tank to win
Limerick’s resilient end game and a big impact from the bench could make the difference in Sunday’s All-Ireland final
A pub tour of ‘Manchesterism’ as Andy Burnham gets ready for Downing Street
From ‘warm and optimistic’ to occasionally a ‘stubborn shithouse', Britain’s next prime minister elicits strong opinions
Thousands of creche and early education staff to be balloted on pay proposals
Offers by two main representative bodies ‘unfair and unacceptable’, Siptu says
Spain v Argentina: Johan Cruyff’s legacy clear as the nation that shaped Messi faces its masterpiece
The World Cup final pits the Spanish collective against the most extravagant talent to emerge from its football culture
Denis O’Brien’s appeal over €823,500 defamation award struck out
High Court jury last year found O’Brien and his spokesman had defamed two lawyers
Sick as a parrot: World Cup keeps US workers out of the office
Sick days used to stay at home to watch matches and recover from being knocked out
US hits bridges, energy facilities and key port as it expands strikes against Iran
Tehran bombs US allies in Middle East and tells Iranians to cut electricity use after attacks on power infrastructure
Brenda Fricker’s life in pictures: Beloved actor, Oscar winner and unmistakable Dubliner
Dublin actor’s career spanned more than six decades across stage, television and film
Millionaire US pro-Palestinian donor arrested over Hamas funding allegations lived in Ireland
‘Revolutionary’ Fergie Chambers had been living in Dublin in the past year before his arrest in Spain after US extradition request
What’s the story behind Argentina players holding up a banner about the Falkland Islands?
Hundreds of years of dispute preceded the postmatch display at the World Cup of a banner saying ‘Las Malvinas son Argentinas’
Aer Lingus chief cashes in €895,000 worth of IAG shares
Airline faces talks with unions on plan to cut 500 jobs
Teen charged in relation to death of Grace Lynch faces six additional offences
New charges include four additional counts of dangerous driving
What to expect from Aughinish Alumina report and the call to ban e-scooters
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
Apple targets dozens of OpenAI employees with legal letters
iPhone maker steps up aggressive tactics in trade secrets dispute with AI lab
Cork closes in on all-time heatwave record as another hot and sunny day forecast
No rain predicted for the next 10 days with many places in the south of the country officially in drought
James Kilroy appeal against conviction for murder of wife to be heard next year
Former park ranger was unanimously convicted of murdering Valerie French Kilroy (41) at their home in Mayo in 2019
Brenda Fricker, Irish Oscar-winning actor, has died aged 81
Dublin born and raised, Fricker was the first Irish woman to win an acting Oscar in 1990 for her role in Jim Sheridan’s My Left Foot
Rob Kearney on Ireland v New Zealand: ‘This backline is the best we have available’
The former fullback discusses Ireland’s line-up for Saturday’s daunting clash in Eden Park and the key challenges facing Andy Farrell’s side
Driver in fatal Belfast hit-and-run was in ‘mental health crisis’, court hears
Raven Adams (24) died after incident involving a car and two pedestrians
More than 200 countries endorse Infantino for fourth Fifa term despite Balogun scandal
Uefa has made its opposition clear on a number of issues but is unlikely to put forward a candidate
Gerry Thornley: It mightn’t look like it, but New Zealand rugby is under threat
A changing sporting landscape is drawing rugby union players to Europe, and Kiwi children to alternative sports
Paramedics vote to accept pay proposals as dispute with HSE ends
Package provides for pay increases of up to 23 per cent in some instances, with ballot conducted in recent weeks
Uefa charge both Derry City and CSKA Sofia over Brandywell crowd trouble
Conference League match was delayed for 14 minutes after Derry supporters were forced to take refuge on the pitch
Irish language commissioner highlights ‘concerning pattern’ of missed deadlines
Government failures to implement language rights protections highlighted in An Coimisinéir Teanga’s annual report
Joe Canning’s player-by-player guide to Galway’s starting team for the All-Ireland final
Micheál Donoghue’s new game plan has seen a number of outstanding young players enjoy breakthrough summers
Nicky English’s player-by-player guide to Limerick’s starting team for the All-Ireland final
John Kiely’s side are looking to win their first senior title since 2023 and make it six in nine years
Cian Lynch to start for Limerick as teams for All-Ireland hurling final announced
Micheál Donoghue names unchanged side from semi-final win over Cork
Andy Burnham ‘ready to beat new right’ as leader of Britain’s Labour Party
Former mayor of Greater Manchester to become British prime minister on Monday
Cutting excise duties on petrol and diesel is the wrong approach, EU commissioner warns
China racing towards becoming an ‘electro-state’ while European green transition stagnating, energy commissioner warns
What Hungarian police found on the laptop of Dublin murderer Lorcan Murphy
Notes about his sexual exploits were discovered on devices of Murphy (38), the Irishman convicted of murdering US nurse Mackenzie Michalski
Minister ‘hopes’ Shine inquiry will uncover why abuse went unchecked
Former surgeon and paedophile was convicted of assaulting nine boys, accused of abusing hundreds more
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