Rural Ireland residents enduring power cuts one year after Storm Éowyn
ESB Networks apologies to customers in Co Galway left without power on numerous occasions over last 12 months
Trinity researcher told ‘associate professor’ title is purely honorary
Man on €98,000 salary fails in Labour Court bid to secure annual pay rises
Why is Steve Bannon so determined to find an ‘Irish Trump’?
Bannon’s interest in Ireland isn’t new - he’s an established part of alt-Irish America
Zero tolerance for domestic violence vanishes when the accused is a garda
Margaret Loftus’s story is different because she and her tormentor were gardaí. He remains a member of the force
Ireland’s economic model is smouldering and we’re standing around the parish pump
This week's row over Bord Bia chairman Larry Murrin is classic Irish ‘gotcha’ politics
Why is no-one talking about the grandchildren gap?
A society with fewer grandparents and grandchildren will be a colder, sadder place
‘Can I raise doubts about my relationship without ending it?’
Ask Roe: Marriage and children are on the horizon for us but I’ve started to question whether it is what I want
Is it too early to prep flower and vegetable beds, or should I wait for spring?
It’s important to recognise the fine line between the gardening jobs that can and can’t be safely carried out at this time of year
Fractured Israeli opposition attempts unity to defeat Netanyahu
Alternative coalition politicians must sink differences and ego in pursuit of power if ‘King Bibi’ is to be unseated
Trump is an anarchic toddler, constantly causing upheaval as the un-American president
The president has pulverised our national ideals, leaving the US seen as sinister, selfish, unruly and at everybody’s throats
Even my daughter was embarrassed by the amount of clothes I bought her – but it won’t last
From sport-loving clans to outdoorsy adventurers, every family develops its own habits
Human rights lawyer Caoilfhionn Gallagher on surviving a car accident and her ‘dear friend’ Amal Clooney
The international human rights barrister wants to establish a centre of excellence in Ireland for the many ‘talented, very brilliant’ young lawyers here
Will Donald Trump’s advance on Doonbeg be kept in check by a humble snail?
Plus: Leo Varadkar’s birthday, Ryan’s Pub without Ryanair and a close look at Ireland’s sludge
Challenger, 40 years on: the space shuttle disaster watched live by millions of children
Nasa’s avoidable tragedy exemplified 1980s overconfidence and haunted a generation, but the allure of space exploration endured
Intel hits a new stumbling block
Production glitches and surge in demand for AI server chips takes the gloss off what had looked like a turnaround success for chipmaker
Man restricted in bringing cases against ex-partner whose costs over 13 years top €300,000
Family law can become ‘a sort of lawfare’, says Supreme Court
Why do one in 10 Irish youths believe the Holocaust is a myth?
Teacher says ‘nuance’ is lost online and some young minds are ‘struggling to decipher’ what algorithms put before them
Podcaster Dylan Haskins: ‘I auditioned for a film with Brad Pitt as a child’
The multi-award-winning podcast commissioner with the BBC on never dwelling in anger, the death of his father in 2006, and his ‘condensed’ Covid wedding
Blindboy: ‘I’ve been called a pr**k every day for 20 years by a stranger. It chips away’
The podcaster Blindboy Boatclub on autism, social media and mental health
Dublin’s Stephen’s Green is getting a bold new look. But not a great one
The revamp of Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre is proving a challenge. O’Donnell+Tuomey’s new design – the third – for the Dublin mall still has problems
Sorry, what did Matt Damon just say? I was looking at my phone
The Rip star says Netflix tells film-makers to repeat the plot a few times, for the benefit of doom-scrolling audiences
A Dublin salvage yard’s treasures: ‘These would have cost around €1,000. We’re selling them for €80’
At Mac’s Warehouse, Dublin’s oldest family-run salvage yard, nothing goes to waste
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight
January 25th-30th highlights: including Room to Improve, First Dates Ireland, and series four of Bridgerton
How much should you pay for a bottle of wine?
How to Drink Better: John Wilson has done all the important research so you don’t have to
Mark Moriarty’s cheap eats: two flavour-filled recipes perfect for January
The key trick with peppers is to pre-roast them with some olive oil and salt
Four new films to see this week: The History of Sound, Mercy, No Other Choice and H Is for Hawk
Paul Mescal, Chris Pratt, Lee Byung-hun, Claire Foy and Brendan Gleeson feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of January 23rd, 2026
Booker winner George Saunders: ‘I can rage against Trump all day long. But is it helping?’
The Booker winner on his new novel, Vigil, about the implications of comforting bad people; why he tries to understand the US administration; and why he doesn’t consider himself a proper novelist
Time to restore Brigit’s distaff as a symbol of peace and healing
The abbesses of Kildare were stripped of any authority (and probably their distaffs) in 12th century church synods. We know little about their traditions
Who was Alex Pretti, the man shot dead in Minneapolis by federal agents?
Videos show Pretti wrestled to the ground by law enforcement officers before appearing to be shot
Minneapolis: Witnesses contradict Trump officials’ account of Alex Pretti’s shooting
Incident involving US federal agents is second fatal shooting in city after death of Renee Good on January 7th
Brian McLoughlin’s late two-pointer secures thrilling draw for Kildare away to Tyrone
Tyrone debutant Ethan Jordan impresses with 1-9 haul but McLoughlin proves the hero for Lilywhites
Jake Morris sees Tipperary home but Galway can take heart from a defiant league opener
On a rotten night for hurling, the All-Ireland champions were put to the pin of their collar to see off Micheál Donoghue’s side
‘It didn’t look great’ - Jack Boyle leg injury a concern for Leinster and Ireland
Loosehead prop suffers lower leg injury in Leinster’s win over Connacht in Galway
Cian McPhillips returns to action with 600m victory in Boston
Irish runner runs 1:16.37 at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix on Saturday
Connacht scrumhalf Matthew Devine set to switch to Ulster from next season
Talented 23-year-old has found his opportunities limited over the last two seasons
Amine Adli scrambles last-gasp winner as Bournemouth take down Liverpool
Visitors had come back from 2-0 before Andoni Iraola’s side struck deep in stoppage time
Leinster tear up the script as they rain on Connacht’s opening night parade in Galway
A record crowd of almost 12,500 turn up for official opening of new Clan Stand at Dexcom Stadium
After 13 years of failed appointments, Manchester United need to change their thinking
Michael Carrick could be the man for the job if his team consistently perform like they did in derby victory
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