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The US writer has found that getting answers involves brass neck persistence and blunt rejection, to which he has happily become immune

The Cork woman fell in love with Manhattan 12 years ago and recently bought and decorated her own place, complete with a working fireplace

Weatherford International filed for examinership in 2019 to eliminate €5.2bn in debt

Mrie is remarkably brave in her documentation of Syria, its people and what she did after she realised she was unable to keep living in the way that was expected of her

Makers try to recoup losses after margins were squeezed by spike in price of raw ingredient

There is a significant drop-off of players coming from Ireland, manager Ronan McGinley says

Aerial devices could be used during public order incidents such as riots and for searches

New Yorker had two ‘birthdays’, one of which was to spare his parents’ blushes

Pilot and co-pilot of ⁠aircraft badly injured, according to early reports

Footage shows US musician struggling with field sobriety tests he calls ‘really hard’ before his 2024 arrest in New York

Mike Quill’s friend Dr Martin Luther King said he fought for Irish independence, labour organisation and racial equality

Visionary leader sought for Ireland’s AI office; RTÉ cranks up the hyperbole for Jessie Buckley; hairdressing classes for ‘warehoused’ prisoners

This is a story about two things: the changing nature of the left and the diminishing power of Irish America

Billy Joel was a teenager when he first spotted the mansion. Decades later, after the Grammys and the sold-out stadiums, he owned it

‘There is something otherworldly about this place,’ says Irish-language advocate Vivienne Sayers O’Callaghan

Chicago and Stamford operations will also shut down

From rent to Big Macs, we add up the costs of everyday life in Dublin and other major cities

New York mayor said right-wing influencer had organised a protest ‘rooted in bigotry and racism’

DIY works, covering a wide breath of topics, historically provided space for marginalised voices and are surging in popularity again

Lieut Michael P Murphy came under intense fire and was mortally wounded in Afghanistan in 2005

‘Risk-taking is a comfortable space’ for the Canadian ‘one-woman music industry’, who makes her Irish bandleader debut at the NCH in March

Former presidential nominee accuses Republican-led panel of trying to shift ​focus away Trump’s ties to sex offender

Deface the Currency, the second album by the post-punk trio and the jazz saxophonist, is out on Friday. So just how jazz are the Messthetics now?

Emails shed new light on the extent of her interactions with the convicted sex offender

Lindy Hop lovers gather in Mind the Step’s studios every Thursday night for a free social dance where they swing until the walls sweat

Jurors accept psychiatrists’ evidence that Henry McGowan was suffering from schizoaffective disorder when he killed his father

Number of leases signed for space priced at $100 or more per square foot hit all-time high in 2025

The unlikely friendship forged during a 15-day hunger strike highlights the ongoing fight for New York’s struggling drivers

Luigi Mangione has previously pleaded not guilty to murder, weapons and stalking-related charges

Teacher says ‘nuance’ is lost online and some young minds are ‘struggling to decipher’ what algorithms put before them

Diarmuid Early ‘expected competitors to be extremely nerdy’ but was ‘pleasantly surprised’

The Aladdin, Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast composer is bringing his live show to Ireland

Ousted Venezuelan dictator and wife plead not guilty to charges of narco-terrorism

Maduro’s son took the floor in the Venezuelan National Assembly saying the US ‘kidnapped’ his father and stepmother

Donald Trump has said the US will ‘run’ the South American country following capture of leader

If the property titans who run the city have no room for this famous beat-up bar, then what is left?

The author’s bleak debut novel critiques the commodification of youth and femininity in the US

Application fees, record demand and no-shows a far cry from race’s origins as RTÉ publicity event

I view it as a wholesome relationship, rather than a problematic one. But I would say that, wouldn’t I?

Charges against New York attorney general Letitia James also thrown out