France

Yes, it would be nice to be able to get a metro from Dublin Airport to the city centre, but let’s not forget the positives

But French side know their next Top 14 game is higher priority than Champions Cup fixture

Outcome will determine if leader of far-right National Rally can run for French presidency in 2027

The newcomers see this once beleaguered city as a place of creative possibility

Galway man Liam Cullinane’s life had been one of adventure and physical activity, but one day all that came to an abrupt and horrifying halt

French Top 14 side have not been beaten at home this season

Temperatures across country set to be well above recent cold snap with cloudy and wet conditions forecast

Military seizure of island from longtime ally Denmark would send shockwaves through Nato

Ice and winds disrupt airports with more snow forecast for Brussels, Paris, Antwerp and other metropolitan areas

Young man has been named in Cork as Cian O’Brien from Gleann na Rí, near Blarney

Public broadcasters are under scrutiny like never before and even their legitimacy is being questioned

Communities of Tower and Blarney said to be in shock at news of young man’s death

Defendants falsely alleged France’s first lady was born male

Plan your year with our perfect picks for international travel, from El Salvador to Mozambique

Actor says France offers his family privacy and a better life after US president mocked his move

This France-centric book from a former editor of the French daily Le Monde has the sense of preaching to the choir

Power failure ⁠on Tuesday forced suspension of travel through 50km tunnel

There are no talking heads, no narration and no explanatory subtitles in Frederick Wiseman’s fantastic four-hour documentary

One London-Paris train is running four hours late; train operator advises passengers to postpone journeys

Western countries accused of washing their hands of their own citizens held in Syria

A star who became a symbol of sexual freedom, artistic frustration and political controversy

Bardot shot to fame in the 1950s, subsequently retiring and becoming active politically

New legislation makes call for reparations and official apology which Macron has so far refused to do

Zelenskiy open to possibility of summit with Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump as negotiations continue in Miami

EU expected to push for greater input into negotiations between US, Moscow and Kyiv after agreement on €90bn loan

The film-maker returns to the swashbuckling, maximalist production values that made him, with features such as Léon: The Professional and The Fifth Element, an auteur superstar

Sebastien Lecornu’s fragile government remains under threat despite narrow approval for social security budget

Around 204kg of the drug was allegedly discovered in a trailer at Rosslare Europort

Few people wanted to be seen with Irish playwright in his final days, actor Simon Callow says - but 125 years on, he is honoured

US sanctions making normal life impossible for International Criminal Court officials who issued war crimes arrest warrants

Body parts are still being found, exhumed, and if possible identified

Trial hears that for Seán O’Connor (54), it was case of ‘robbing Peter to pay Paul’

Paris and Berlin latest to reintroduce measure to strengthen forces as US steps back from Continent

One price, home and away: from a villa with guest apartment in Alicante to a cottage by the sea in Ballybunion

Move comes amid growing concerns over Russia’s threat to other European nations beyond Ukraine

Former president was recently jailed for a month in a separate case

ICG has reduced sailings on Dover-Calais route to redeploy capacity to Ireland-France route

Bill could determine Sébastien Lecornu’s survival after his recent predecessors were toppled over budget disagreements in lower house

From a country villa with a pool in Murcia to a detached home on an acre in Keekill

My daughter and her family have a quality of life in rural France they could only dream of having here