Paris

Good prices, low emissions and unlimited luggage allowance of fast train between European powerhouse cities give planes a run for their money

Irish fashion had an outstanding year, at home and internationally. We take a look back on 2024's many highlights

Never mind the conspiracy theorists, the 15-minute city is a proven approach to creating more sustainable, equitable, and vibrant urban environments

Party has shifted since Michel Barnier’s government collapsed in a vote of no-confidence last week

US president-elect to meet Emmanuel Macron at time of uncertainty about his likely approach to Ukraine-Russia war

Planet Business: Words of the year, Intel’s interim arrangement and the Death Clock app that claims to predict your likely date of death

Macron will hobnob with foreign leaders at the cathedral, much as Louis XVI tinkered with his clock collection on the day the Bastille was taken

The tragic 19th-century Paris novel weaves a rich and morally diffuse cast of characters beyond Quasimodo. But the real hero is the symbolic cathedral itself

Dublin woman Patricia Killeen always enjoys an excellent experience with her meal in Paris - but only if she goes go out

Fixture designated ‘high risk’ following recent hooliganism and anti-Semitism in Dutch capital surrounding Maccabi Tel Aviv fans

Visiting the French capital and wondering about bars and restaurants? Forget Google, this is the only list you will need

A new book explores how Rachel Cusk’s writing illustrates a conflict between restlessness and stasis – an attention to the ways in which time pauses and passes

Ten chefs share their top tips for finding the best tables overseas

We hear from the man running The Irish Times pub in Prague, as well as some tips for travelling Europe by train and surviving long-distance flights

Tipperary woman Phoebe Moore and Moneer Seify headed on a journey from London-Paris-Marseille-Hyères-Genova-Bologna-Venice

Reborn Renault 4 EV is the electric star of this year’s Paris show, but the undercurrent is all about China

Wild Geese: Eoghan MacDonagh is a senior associate with the law firm Clifford Chance

At Sara Flynn and Joseph Walsh’s collaborative new exhibition at the Irish Cultural Centre in Paris, the distinctions are in the eye of the beholder

The Olympics and Paralympics made this Irishwoman proud to live in Paris

Rebecca Cheptegei died four days after suffering burns to more than 75 per cent of her body

Family of engineer Gustave Eiffel say monument ‘is not intended as an advertising platform’

Team Ireland are the 71st delegation, squeezed between Iraq and Iceland, with Dubliners Orla Comerford and Colin Judge given the honour of flag-bearing

Chief executive of Telegram messaging service was detained in France for failing to address crime on the app

Fans reflect positively on Summer Games in French capital with globe’s sights now turning to Los Angeles for 2028′s iteration

Paris landmark was evacuated by police on Sunday afternoon

The National Cyber Security Centre warns of a ‘far greater’ cyberattack risk over the next two years

Performing artists subjected to abuse and even death threats

Opening ceremony of Olympic Games triggers tsunami of criticism and hatred

Medal race for sailors Robert Dickson and Seán Waddilove abandoned for today while Jack Marley boxes for medal later

Pushed out of sight during the Olympic spectacle, homeless asylum seekers sleep in tents on the outskirts of Paris

More than 40 gardaí are assisting French police during the Paris Olympics

Government to examine how local councils allocate social housing

The Olympic Games in Paris are about much more than money or medals – they are about the transformation of the French capital

Irish spectators secure last minute tickets and dodge work to cheer on Rugby Sevens team in French capital

More than 50 Gardaí travelling to assist French police during Olympic and Paralympic events

A judicial investigation has been opened into allegations of sharing ‘intelligence with a foreign power with a view to provoking hostilities in France’

Planet Business: Hillbilly Elegy streams jump, Burberry changes its chief executive again, and companies that moved their headquarters from California to Texas

Driver of the vehicle has fled, with passenger testing positive for alcohol and drugs

The far right won more votes nationwide than the left alliance and Macron’s centrists but the vote was spread across the country

Planet Business: ‘Virtual burnout’, the AI music generators being sued by the industry and celebrities standing at the UK general election