IrelandAncient burial discovery by local sleuths has brought renewed focus on wind farm plansBy Áine Ryan
Oireachtas‘Insider trading’ accusation from roaring Richard sparks testy Dáil exchanges By Miriam Lord
BooksScifi/fantasy: Dave Rudden’s Sister Wake a politically charged epic that draws on Irish historyBy Declan Burke
Commercial PropertyUS couple to buy abandoned village in Spain with a church, school and bar for €310,000By Brent Crane
FilmLife under Saddam Hussein: ‘A child being asked to bake a cake without flour or sugar was not absurd’By Tara Brady
Commercial PropertySisters of Charity seeking €1.7m from sale of historic Westmeath estateBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyPalm Logistics forges ahead with delivery of new warehouses at Momentum Logistics ParkBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyFormer Dublin 4 seminary has scope for luxury hotel or high-end homes at €12m guide By Ronald Quinlan
CourtsArmy corporal claims he was ‘blocked’ from promotion despite being ‘only person qualified’ for jobBy Paul Neilan
AbroadIs there a version of me living in a French village who pronounces croissant ‘kwassun’? By Laura Kennedy
CourtsDublin GP who allegedly posted anti-Covid policy tweets has case to answer, committee rules By Stephen Farrell
PeopleThis dark, tiny Dublin room honours survivors of Ireland’s barbaric Magdalene laundriesBy Róisín Ingle
Commercial PropertyState Street closing in on deal with Denis O’Brien for new Dublin docklands officeBy Ronald Quinlan
PoliticsHarris accused of ‘allowing vulture funds buy up family homes’ despite promise to end practiceBy Marie O’Halloran
BusinessIrish men far more likely to use advanced digital skills at work than women, ESRI saysBy Colin Gleeson
Gaelic GamesHome away from home: Proud Clare man Frank Enright’s unexpected journey into Galway GAABy Muireann Duffy
AthleticsBen Lynch on Olympic freestyle skiing: ‘It’s a very cool sport when you get into it’By Ian O'Riordan
UKLeaks, fires, rodents: crumbling Palace of Westminster symbolises decline of modern BritainBy Mark Paul
BusinessGabriel Makhlouf sticks to ECB line on rates as US tariffs help keep inflation anchoredBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
PoliticsU-turn on regulating short-term lets: striking a balance or a sop to Michael Healy-Rae? By Ellen Coyne
PoliticsFG TD urges Government to reduce planned family reunification wait time to one yearBy Marie O’Halloran
RacingJoseph O’Brien closing in on 1,500 winners as a trainer in advance of Saudi raid By Brian O'Connor
Letter of the DayOpens in new windowIreland risks reputational damage over US deportation flights into Shannon
OpinionIreland has a lot of skin in the game of international politics. Just imagine Farage in Downing StreetBy Michael McDowell
Six NationsBryn Ward eyeing first Ireland senior cap after strong rise through UlsterBy Johnny Watterson
Six NationsGordon D’Arcy: I’m torn between encouragement and serious concern for the Irish rugby teamBy Gordon D'Arcy
BusinessWhen one-third of Irish homebuyers expect to be ripped off, it’s a big problemBy John McManus
Education‘How does education need to evolve to support children?’: Convention invites public to speak up By Brian Mooney
Business Today NewsletterMakhlouf warns on Government savings and the problem with Irish house salesBy Peter Flanagan
IrelandIrishman detained in Texas overstayed 90-day visitor’s visa issued in 2009By Colm Keena, Keith Duggan, Ronan McGreevy and Órla Ryan
WeatherBelow-freezing temperatures and patches of rain and fog forecast for later this weekBy Katie Mellett
CourtsFour men to be sentenced over man’s death in row on Dublin’s South Anne StreetBy Eimear Dodd and Declan Brennan
CourtsMan loses Supreme Court challenge to law allowing summary disposal at Children’s CourtBy Fiachra Gallagher
Ireland‘Absolute disgrace’: Residents react over approval to scrap Dublin Airport passenger capBy Katie Mellett
Inside Politics NewsletterMichael Healy-Rae’s win leaves questions about Government’s zeal for ending homelessnessBy Ellen Coyne
Crime & LawGardaí not investigating allegations of Epstein sex trafficking in Ireland for ‘politicians and notable men’By Conor Lally
HealthHSE to clinically review 62 children who had orthopaedic surgery, following external reportBy Shauna Bowers
Canada‘Almost inconceivable’: Pastor tells of shock and horror at gun attack in Canadian schoolBy Vivienne Clarke
HealthMore than 230 children harmed while being treated by south Kerry Camhs given compensationBy Shauna Bowers
OireachtasGovernment throwing ‘renters to wolves’ with new rental market laws, Sinn Féin claimsBy Sarah Burns
SportTottenham’s soaring dreams for Thomas Frank quickly hit the buffers of grim realityBy David Hytner
FoodNo Valentine’s Day reservation? No problem. Five perfect dates in Dublin with no booking requiredBy Niamh Browne
SportWinter Olympics: Ireland’s Cormac Comerford finishes 37th in the super-G at Milano CortinaBy Ian O'Riordan
Gaelic GamesGAA director general raises fresh concern over rising costs surrounding intercounty teamsBy Paul Keane
OireachtasTaoiseach names Freddie Scappaticci in the Dáil as former British agent Stakeknife By Sarah Burns
HealthFamilies await answers as HSE extends orthopaedic investigation beyond initial casesBy Shauna Bowers
Six NationsIreland under-20s make three changes for Six Nations clash against ItalyBy John O'Sullivan
CourtsBrian Grendon ordered to pay bill for bail effort in trial over alleged gang leadershipBy Tom Tuite
Inside Business PodcastDavid McWilliams on how social media giants are making billions from fake adsListen | 32:09
Australia‘I’m really scared’: Police call of Australian boy who swam hours to rescue Irish mother and siblingsBy Ronan McGreevy
GolfRory McIlroy returns to his ‘trusty irons’ for defence of Pebble Beach pro-am titleBy Philip Reid
FilmCrime 101 review: Barry Keoghan brings his Love/Hate juice to LA – and eats the role aliveBy Donald Clarke
OireachtasMore than 50 unfinished houses in Tipperary are to be demolished, Dáil hearsBy Sarah Burns and Tim O'Brien
TV & RadioBrendan Courtney to complete Great House Revival filming after death of Hugh WallaceBy Niamh Browne
EuropeZelenskiy planning elections in Ukraine and vote on peace dealBy Christopher Miller in Kyiv, and Henry Foy in Brussels and and Max Seddon in Berlin
Social AffairsChildcare firms seek to raise €250,000 to fund legal challenge to pay-setting processBy Emmet Malone
SportFrench biathlete guilty of fraud wins Winter Olympic gold while scammed team-mate comes 80thBy Andy Bull
CanadaCanada school shooting: ‘I will know every victim,’ says mayor of close-knit Tumbler RidgeBy Francesca Regalado
CourtsCyclist ‘convinced he would die’ after being driven over by SUV making illegal turnBy Sonya McLean
SoccerKevin Kilbane: Gasperini’s negative comments about Evan Ferguson have gone too farBy Kevin Kilbane
SoccerThe UK is being ‘colonised by immigrants’, says Manchester United co-owner Jim RatcliffeBy Rob Davies
SoccerEuropean Super League project officially over after Real Madrid and Uefa dealBy Nick Ames in Brussels
PoliticsTaoiseach’s naming of Stakeknife puts pressure on British government to do the sameBy Mark Hennessy
CourtsMan accused of strangling his father bought ‘conspicuous pink coat’ and rented LamborghiniBy Alison O'Riordan
Crime & LawGarda group raises threat of ‘blue flu’ on St Patrick’s Day if issues not resolved By Katie Mellett
OireachtasMargaret Loftus says 13 years before Garda husband was convicted almost broke herBy Harry McGee
Six NationsIreland v Italy: Ulster pair set to start with Sam Prendergast to be retainedBy Gerry Thornley
IrelandQ&A: Has law changed for Irish people living in the US and what is the legal advice?By Colm Keena
CanadaSuspect in Canadian mass shooting named as 18-year-old Jesse van RootselaarBy Leyland Cecco in Toronto and and Oliver Holmes
PoliticsSearch for new Department of Health chief begins as Robert Watt’s term set to expireBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Martin Wall
SoccerDe Zerbi, Heitinga and Pochettino the leading contenders after Tottenham sack Frank By David Hytner
PoliticsJim O’Callaghan hails balance of rights, protections as Defamation Bill passes OireachtasBy Katie Mellett
OireachtasTens of thousands face rent rises, say Sinn Féin, after Tenancies Bill passes Dáil voteBy Sarah Burns
IrelandMet Éireann issues nationwide low temperature and ice warning as Arctic air mass approachesBy Katie Mellett
