Woman targeted in Clondalkin fire attack suffered burns to most of her body
Victim (43) was doused with a flammable liquid and set alight after opening her front door in west Dublin on Tuesday
Charges withdrawn against two Romanian teenagers accused of raping girl in Co Antrim
Incident led to rioting in Northern Ireland town during the summer
Irish Life Health hikes prices for fourth time since January
Average price increase of 5 per cent but many customers facing much higher rises
Irish company behind Google Play Store sees €2.9 billion in income
Turnover was largely static year on year with revenue streams performing ‘in line with expectations’
Ulster’s fine run of form should be enough to see off Benetton
We don’t want to jinx Richie Murphy’s squad, but Ulster have been a treat to watch this season
Sam Gilbert in line to make Connacht debut after being named on bench for Sharks clash
Versatile back recently joined the province from the Otago Highlanders
‘Voracious attack’: Man jailed for life for murder of Irish pensioner in London
Peter Augustine (59) was found guilty earlier this month of killing John Mackey (87) and stealing his shopping
Ryanair axes subscription service after it costs airline €1.6m
Offering was only taken up by 55,000 customers despite initial cap of 250,000 being set in March
Jacob Zuma’s daughter resigns from South Africa parliament over Russia recruitment allegations
Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla alleged to have lured 17 men to fight in Ukraine
‘War is a present reality’: Military service returns to Europe as Russia threat looms
Paris and Berlin latest to reintroduce military service to strengthen forces as United States steps back
Denis O’Brien to appeal jury’s award in defamation action
Denis O’Brien set to appeal combined award of €823,500 to two lawyers the businessman defamed in a 2016 press release, the High Court has heard
Rich are getting richer, poor are getting poorer and the middle class is disappearing
Reality of accelerating inequality across the globe is striking
Kerry man (55) sentenced to life in prison for murder of his ‘hardworking’ mother
Court hears Miriam Burns (75) always had ‘a big smile for everyone’ and was ‘always glamourous’
Consumers bought less food and clothes last month, data shows
Overall volume of retail sales increased 2.1% in October compared to last year, largely off the back of a 5% boost to motor trades
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Anti-corruption authorities raid house of top Zelenskiy aide
Search carried out at home of presidential chief of staff Andriy Yermak
OpenAI partners amass $100bn debt pile to fund its ambitions
Cloud companies and developers rely on loss-making start-up to repay huge loans
Conor Murray: Carley is a snowball ref. He rolls with calls made at the start of the match
Referee Matthew Carley rolls with decisions made in the opening minutes, even if they don’t apply by the hour mark
Met Éireann forecasts cold, wet and unsettled weather this weekend with chance of thunderstorms
Met Éireann forecasts scattered showers, turning heavy at times, with a cold start to Sunday
Stranger Things on Netflix: Solid escapism hits the spot like an elixir from the TV gods
Television: Netflix has had a patchy year, but its bet on Stranger Things has paid off with a four-episode drop crammed with thrills, spills and chills
Emmet Kirwan: ‘The best thing about Ireland is fair-mindedness. The worst? Putting bags of dog poo in a bush’
Actor and playwright on how his career path gave him the most focus and artistic satisfaction
Trump says he will ‘permanently pause’ migration from ‘third world countries’
US president earlier announced the death of one of two National Guard members shot in Washington, DC
Hong Kong fire: Fury and questions as death toll soars
Inspections ordered into all major housing renovations in Hong Kong
Hong Kong blaze death toll reaches 128 as firefighters search apartment blocks
Rescue operations ‘almost complete’ in one of the city’s deadliest ever fires
Mother of missing boy Benjamin Spot (14) pleads for him to return
Renata Molnarova believes her son, who is missing from his home in Navan, is alive and possibly in Dublin
Will plan to rename Dublin Airport after Seán Lemass fly?
In the News podcast: Bill to rename Dublin Airport after visionary taoiseach has been brought forward in the Dáil
Women’s Gaelic football losing top talent to Aussie Rules, says All-Ireland winner Carla Rowe
Seven Irish players could be playing in the AFLW Grand Final in Melbourne on Saturday as talent drain continues
The Early Edition podcast presents 4 stories in 10 minutes: Flag wars, Enoch Burke, rent rises, and the Irish Book Awards
Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan
Running groups dismayed at outcome of ballot for places in next year’s Dublin Marathon
Organisers had record number of applications, but fewer than two in five were successful
Simon Harris is facing his first big test. Can he shake off the TikTok Tánaiste image?
New Minister for Finance and his colleague Jack Chambers will need to channel a bit of Ray MacSharry
Looking for the ghost of George Best on the streets of London
The Northern Irish football legend, who died 20 years ago, was as much Top of the Pops studio as Old Trafford stadium
Dundalk is a long way from Tipperary but €34m is a lot for convenience
Ireland’s second all-weather circuit due to open in 2027 at Horse Racing Ireland’s Tipperary track
Mortgages approvals hit highest level in three years
First-time buyers account for 60 per cent of all approvals in October while loans for movers tumble again
Happy Black Friday - also known as Insatiable Consumption Day
How ironic that it comes hot on the heels of the save-the-planet summit destined to go down in history as Flop30
Dublin City Council will not remove Tricolours erected by anti-immigration groups
Erection of flags echoes similar campaign by far-right in UK that critics say is designed to intimidate immigrants
From Gaza to Dublin: ‘When I saw bananas for the first time in two years, I almost screamed’
Gazan student says new life in Dublin is ‘a miracle’
Consumers warned of increasingly sophisticated scams on Black Friday
Fake websites, phishing, fraudulent job offers and rental accommodation scams are all out to get you
Level Health files complaint in Brussels about subsidy scheme that helps Vhi most
State facility is for older and higher risk citizens
Flag wars: The battles in local communities over Tricolours
Anti-immigration campaigners and antiracism activists are flying or removing flags across the country and arguing about what it all means
Up to 41,000 apartments with planning permission lying idle in system
New figures highlight high attrition rate for proposed apartments in Greater Dublin Area
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