‘Incredible’ Rob Baloucoune brings joy despite Ulster’s defeat in Challenge Cup final
The winger impressed as his team-mates wilted around him in stifling heat in Bilbao
Latest turnout figures show Galway West 44% and Dublin Central about 40% as polls close
New TDs could change speaking rights in Dáil if Social Democrats gain a seat, overtaking Labour
Ulster hammered by Montpellier in Challenge Cup final - as it happened
Irish province second best to a dominant French side in Bilbao
Liverpool to appoint new coach in strong show of support for embattled boss Arne Slot
Feyenoord assistant manager has been top of Slot’s wish list since he took charge at Anfield in 2024
Another draw for Derry with scoreless stalemate against St Pats
Candystripes in sixth spot with just four wins on the board, while Saints remain in second spot
Kildare overcome Meath on penalties in tense Leinster minor final
Substitute Logan Tennyson a crucial element in Kildare’s victory
Weakened Ulster burn out against ruthless Montpellier in Challenge Cup final
Richie Murphy’s team no match for awesome French side as trophy wait extends into a 21st season
Ulster ratings v Montpellier: Rob Baloucoune a rare shining light for exhausted Ulster
Zac Ward and Tom Stewart among those with games to forget in Challenge Cup final
Irish aid flotilla detainees due to fly home on Saturday as Israel denies claims of sexual assaults
Fourteen Irish citizens among more than 400 pro-Palestine activists Israel deported on Thursday
This is Also a Love Story by Sally Hayden details ‘extraordinary people’ in ‘unthinkable situations’
This is Also a Love Story, written by Irish Times journalist Sally Hayden, was launched in Dublin on Friday
The Irish Times view on tech jobs: Ireland finds itself exposed
The Meta redundancies were a warning sign and more cutbacks in the sector are likely
Conn McDunphy now second overall as teammate Flanagan wins third stage of Rás Tailteann
Irish cyclist well placed to push for title after going agonisingly close in 2024
Aer Lingus executive takes ‘exception’ to sacked pilot’s claim of ‘falsifying’ safety report
Employee claims he was ‘poisoned’ by toxic fumes while in command of an Aer Lingus jet
The Irish Times view on the RTÉ payments controversy: the price of transparency
Correction of Derek Monney’s status has reopened wounds that had barely healed
Man given suspended sentence for harassing female colleague with ‘relentless’ sexual innuendo
Judge said case derived from a male culture where speaking disrespectfully of women ‘is excused by the manosphere and the likes of the Tates’
Barrister prohibited from practice for not holding valid insurance policy
Joseph Sallabi made ‘extraordinary’ allegations about lawyers in case brought by LSRA, High Court president says
Marco Rubio tries to reassure Nato allies over US troop deployments in Europe
Rubio has said on his way to a Sweden meeting of Nato foreign ministers that the US is upset that European allies didn’t join its misadventure in Iran
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as director of national intelligence in US
She is the fourth cabinet official to depart during Trump’s second term
Surprise(d) guest: Frank McNally on the mysteries of Irish-English and the story behind the world’s greatest collection of Joyceana
Invited to join a conversation on Irish-English, I found my biggest challenge was to shut up
Solicitor cleared of misconduct over €10,000 he returned to couple after their bankruptcy
All misconduct allegations dismissed against Anthony Joyce, who argued €10,000 was legal fees
Solicitor cleared of misconduct over €10,000 he returned to couple after their bankruptcy
All misconduct allegations dismissed against Anthony Joyce, who argued €10,000 was legal fees
Ireland’s population grew by 1.6% last year, EU figures show
Ireland is one of only seven EU countries where birth rate continues to exceed death rate
Qatar sends mediators to Tehran as talks to reopen Strait of Hormuz reach climax
Iran has threatened to impose tolls on shipping, while US demands that Iran hand over its highly enriched uranium may be deferred
Pádraig O’Hora on climbing Everest: ‘I’m over the moon to have achieved what I set out to do’
Former Mayo footballer was part of three-man Irish team to reach the summit on Wednesday morning
‘I never showed fear’: Gardaí who freed IRA hostage while under fire in 1975 receive honours
Twelve gardaí were awarded Scott Medals for bravery in a ceremony on Friday
Dubliner Daniel Tatlow-Devally says German arms plant break-in motivated by ‘urgent humanitarian concerns’
Berlin-based Dubliner and four others on trial in Stuttgart accused of illegal entry and criminal damage at Elbit Systems Deutschland in Ulm
Worker claims employer reneged on deal to require Lithuanian co-workers to speak English
Warehouse worker claims Lithuanian women colleagues refused to speak English to isolate and bully him at work
‘I used to think I was going to be a writer’: Paschal Donohoe awarded library medal
Former Minister for Finance cited Isaac Asimov and Philip Pullman as early favourites
European shares rise on technology stocks
Markets optimistic about signs of progress in US-Iran peace talks
DublinBikes scheme to be discontinued after 18 years with plans for new service
Under the council’s new scheme, it will own the stations and possibly also the bikes
Taoiseach raises abuse redress by religious orders with Pope Leo
Micheál Martin offers help of Irish officials involved in peace process to Vatican Middle East efforts
Fingal County Council rejects Dublin 15 Manna drone hub
Company had applied for retention of hub, which flies groceries, medicines and takeaways
Ian Madigan: ‘I’m not emotionally detached. Leinster is my boyhood club. I want them to win’
This is a busy weekend for the player turned pundit, with his former teams in both European finals
Workers at Meta contractor Covalen not allowed to work for other platform service providers
Employee representatives critical of Facebook owner policy
CMAT calls out Bertie Ahern’s immigration remarks while accepting Best Album award
Irish singer-songwriter also urged fellow artists not ‘to sit on the fence’ as ‘fascism is on the rise’
Learner driver ran over and seriously injured then girlfriend in act of ‘horseplay’
Lana Dowling (20) given suspended sentence over incident in which young woman fell from bonnet of Nissan Micra and was run over
RTÉ journalist with ‘huge sense of self-importance’ fails in bid for higher pay
Labour Court rules that one complaint has already been determined by uncontested internal appeals process and other is too old
Robbie Keane to leave role as head coach of Ferencváros amid Celtic links
Former Irish striker has spent a year-and-a-half in Hungary, having previously managed Maccabi Tel Aviv
Seán Dunne challenge to bankruptcy officials ‘a complete waste of court time and legal resources’
Judge described case as ‘complete waste of court time and legal resources’
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