Birmingham Six campaigner knighted in British honours list
Chris Mullin, MP, journalist and novelist, covered compelling wrongful-conviction case in the 1980s
Hospital waiting lists reach more than a million patients for the first time
Consultants warn of ‘severe knock-on consequences’ for those denied vital procedures
The Irish Times view on Belfast violence: bad actors prey on social divisions
Mainstream politicians and powerful platform owners competed and collaborated to dominate the radical right agenda
Confirmation of neutral venue for Ireland-Israel match prompts criticism from Opposition
Sinn Féin, Labour and Green Party say games should be stopped over Israel’s treatment of Palestinians
Youth refused special chairs for classroom due to attendance at fee-paying school, High Court hears
Teenager’s mother brings judicial review proceedings against Minister and State
The Irish Times view on Mark Carney: setting an example
Former central banker has emerged as political leader of real substance
US-Iran agree deal to extend ceasefire, says Pakistan’s prime minister
Shehbaz Sharif’s comments come after Trump accuses Tehran of misrepresenting pact’s details
Thomas Partey out of Ghana’s World Cup opener after visa application to Canada refused
The former Arsenal midfielder entered the US with the Ghana squad on June 4th
Bord Bia review finds chairman gives ‘clear leadership’ in wake of Brazil beef protests
IFA had called on Larry Murrin to resign over imports at his company, Dawn Farms
Man wanted in Germany over alleged kidnapping arrested in Cork massage parlour, court hears
Khalid Kurshid (57), a German-Pakistani national, is remanded in custody after gardaí say his daughter is ‘high-risk missing person’
France followed to World Cup by home politics after Kylian Mbappé’s swipe at far right
Michel Platini among former players to accuse captain of creating distraction as Didier Deschamps defends captain’s right to speak
Saturation point: Shane Hegarty on attending gigs during an Irish summer
You imagine sunglasses, shorts and a sunset to rival the pyrotechnics on stage
SpaceX is now a public company worth nearly $2tn. What happens next?
Investing in SpaceX isn’t a bet on the company’s fundamentals, it’s a bet on Elon Musk
‘I tried the new Italian sandwich shop in Dublin that has crowds queuing’
New Italian sandwich shop on Dublin’s Drury Street has crowds queuing for its delicious everything-from-scratch creations
European shares rally on Middle East peace hopes and SpaceX IPO
Travel stocks and financials among those to fare best as mood improves across all markets though not for Big Oil
Leaving Cert art: State Examinations Commission listens to criticism of last year’s paper
‘This paper gave students a lot of opportunities to show their knowledge of the subject’
Jury told of ‘chaos’ at Parnell Square and woman screaming ‘the kid is dead’
Some tried to hit man on the ground ‘covered in blood’, others said to stop and wait for the police, Riad Bouchaker trial told
Leaving Cert German: The fairest paper so far this year
Teachers report accessible questions, familiar vocabulary and manageable grammar
Accountant who says employer ‘laughed’ when she asked about redundancy package wins €25,000
Arcades business was profitable when she was let go, accountant tells WRC as managing director says it was facing ‘extreme financial difficulties’
Pierre Gasly reinstated to Monaco podium after F1 officials admit timekeeping blunder
Frenchman was demoted to seventh for pit lane speeding
Malachy Clerkin: Where will Damien Duff’s streak of madness fit into Brentford’s xG models?
The force of his personality seems to be at odds with the Premier League club’s fabled data analytics approach
Nurse’s registration cancelled by High Court after misconduct finding
Allegations related to care given by Prisca Ngozi Umeob at Mater Private hospital in July and August 2021
Musk becomes world’s first trillionaire as SpaceX goes public
Shares jump as much as 25% over IPO price on first day of trading after attracting orders for more than three times the amount on offer
Swedish man killed in Limerick crash was on his way to carry out contract killing
Gardaí also believe they know the identity of his accomplice, with staff at ports and airports on alert
Currency media group continues growth path
Company behind website logged shareholder funds of €1,116,053 for the financial year, up from €790,602 12 months earlier
Irish households saved €6.6bn in the first quarter of 2026
Bridging the gap between saving and wealth-building remains challenge for Irish homes
UK healthcare assistant pleads guilty to smuggling woman on ‘lookalike’ passport
Muna Mohamed Sharif’s phone contained discussion of fee with document’s lawful owner
Inside Iran’s underground ‘missile cities’ – battered but still firing
Weeks of bombardment appear to have only temporarily suppressed Tehran’s firepower hidden underground
Katie-George Dunlevy and Linda Kelly strike gold at European Championships
Sinead Greenan and Alice Sharpe fourth in WB time trial in Maniago, Italy
ECB ready to hike rates again next month if necessary, top official says
Bundesbank president Joachim Nagel says ECB ready to respond further to inflation fears
Beyond the Pale 2026: ‘We’ve been manifesting this weather,’ fans say as sun shines on festival
Boutique music festival welcomes 12,000-plus people to the Glendalough Estate, in Co Wicklow, for the weekend
Eruption of violence in Northern Ireland echoes the Troubles
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
One assault charge dropped against man accused of violent disorder linked to attack on Qayyum Balogun
Balogun (21) died after being chased by a gang and stabbed in an unprovoked attack in Dublin city centre
Jack Crowley could miss Ireland’s Nations Championship tour with blood vessel issue
Munster head coach Clayton McMillan says outhalf has finally received a diagnosis for troubling leg injury
The Pope battled with Bad Bunny for the attention of Spain’s youth. Ultimately, Leo won
Pontiff calls for ‘truth, justice and reparation’ for sexual abuse victims
The World Cup begins: a nervous referee; a fundamental change to games and Irish regret
America 2026 with Kevin Kilbane and Paul Howard
Strike action by heart surgery theatre staff suspended to allow for new talks
Fourteen operations, including two in Crumlin Children’s Hospital, postponed due to action
Gavin Cooney: FAI doesn’t want to find out what repercussions of boycotting Israel game would be
The bottom line is authorities don’t want to pay the price for a principled stand
Motorcyclist (30s) dies in crash in Co Tipperary
Incident brings number of deaths on Irish roads this year to 78
Keith Rossiter steps down as Wexford hurling manager after three years
Former Wexford captain decides not to seek a fourth season in charge of county’s senior hurlers
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