UK health authorities tackle ‘explosive’ outbreak of meningitis
Two students have died and 20 cases under investigation in Kent area as GPs prescribe antibiotics to anyone who visited a nightclub in area earlier this month
Live: US targets Iranian targets near Strait of Hormuz with ‘bunker buster’ bombs
Iran warns of ‘decisive’ response to death of Ali Larijani, the most senior official killed since Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei
As war escalates, Trump edges toward the most perilous Iran operation yet
A mission to take or destroy Iran’s nuclear material would be one of the riskiest military operations in modern American history
Airbnb-style operators renting for over seven years may get planning reprieve
Operators will have to show tax compliance for the time they have been in business
Blocked toilets, fire damage and injured sailors: US aircraft carrier to set sail for repairs in Crete
USS Gerald R Ford has been on a marathon deployment which some argue has sapped crew morale
Martin faced a choice in Trump meeting: meek silence, or speak up. He chose the latter
Donald Trump complains about the lack of support from Europe for his Iran war, and gives a shout-out to Rory McIlroy
PTSB confirms Austria’s Bawag among ‘number of parties’ circling bank
The Irish Times previously reported Bawag, Centerbridge and Lone Star were involved in the sales process
US targets Iran coastline with ‘bunker buster’ bombs near Strait of Hormuz
Iran strikes Tel Aviv with cluster warheads in retaliation for killing of security chief
‘I returned to work after maternity leave and was issued with a notice of redundancy’
Work Q&A: I was told by HR there was a vacancy and it was being held for me. But this has been filled. Is this legal?
If this tech savvy woman can lose €30,000 in a scam, so can you
In the News podcast: What looked like a legitimate invoice turned out to be a fraud
The life of an Irish housebuyer: Smile, bid, get outbid, weep
After negative equity and years renting, Céire Sadlier managed to buy a new home - but it didn’t feel like hers
Ireland needs to grow up and get serious about its interests
In the infantile recent debate about the Mercosur deal, for example, politicians from all sides fell over each other to criticise an agreement profoundly in Ireland’s interests
Louis Theroux’s take on the manosphere chills the blood
The ones who should worry us are the boys who have been sold the idea of a matrix – a conspiracy designed to make men fail
‘I rarely bring up my sexuality in front of family, for fear they will not love me’
Tell Me About It: ‘I am not sure if I should be confronting them, or continuing to shut down during these conversations for the sake of peace’
AI is a threat to the essence of education
'AI’s application in education, in the form our Department of Education intends it to be used, should be resisted until we are satisfied that we can control these inherent risks'
Sean McGovern’s guilty plea ramps up pressure on Daniel Kinahan in Dubai
Dubliner McGovern pleaded guilty to two charges of directing gang’s murder conspiracies, though charge of murdering Noel Kirwan now dropped
Gerry Adams says he aided Irish unification cause but was never a member of the IRA
Three victims of IRA bombs in 1973 and 1996 have taken a civil action against the former Sinn Féin president
The trends that explain Ireland’s Six Nations turnaround
Andy Farrell’s team tweaked their game plan and added new faces to their talent pool
Brian Deeny: From Wexford football dreams to Leinster lock
Now his week-to-week challenges under Leo Cullen are how to navigate the competitive secondrow
Primary Health Properties’ Irish portfolio on track to top €450m amid expansion
United Kingdom real estate investment trust entered the Irish market 10 years ago
Seán Moran: Munster round-robin now looms ominously for down-on-their-luck Waterford
Déise gave it a good shot, but relegation from Division 1A solidifies unwanted ‘yo-yo team’ label
Gordon D’Arcy: Lessons from Ireland’s heart-stopping Six Nations campaign
Emerging talents, tactical gambles and the growing confidence of Andy Farrell’s side
Vapes implicated in bin lorry and sorting centre fires that cost €100m over three years
Thirty million vapes being dumped in bins annually, says waste industry
‘Did you know Irish for potatoes is spuds?’ In Vietnam, I began to teach my son about Ireland
Dozens of Irish parents and children living in Hanoi have come together to learn language, music and stories
Cantor Fitzgerald seeking €40m for south Dublin office and retail portfolio
Park Collection generating €3.85m in rent from strong tenant line-up with 43% of income from medical users
ECB and peers to adopt wait-and-see approach to Iran war inflation impact
Bank of International Settlements urges interest rate-setters globally not to rush to respond to a spike in energy prices
‘In Dublin people say they’re exhausted. Danes look down on idea of always being busy’
‘In Dublin people say they’re exhausted, the Danes look down on the idea of always being busy’
Glasgow shows what happens if you open a mega hospital before it is ready: people die
We can hang on a bit longer for a safe national children’s hospital
The Liverpudlian at the heart of the Irish economy
John Kelly’s grandfather departed Dublin for the city on the Mersey in the 1930s, his grandson now heads up Suir Engineering, with 1,600 employees, in the country he left
Tesco buys €900m of Irish products for export to overseas stores
Group is currently buying €1.6 billion worth of Irish products annually
Everything you need to know about new grants for replacing windows and doors
How much can I get? How many doors are covered? What about first-time buyers? The lowdown on the latest home energy efficiency incentives
Austrian investor pays over €16m for leading Donegal hotel
Lanthorn acquires four-star Letterkenny property for Thomas Röggla’s TMR Hotel Collection
In a Beirut hotel, families brace for war with no clear end
Intensifying Israeli attacks in Lebanon displace more than 1m people, while aid effort struggles to keep pace with deepening crisis
‘I’m all alone’: Cuba’s elderly face crisis as young people flee
The country’s ageing population is growing more isolated as mass emigration, inflation and fuel shortages leave older citizens struggling to cope
Tallaght industrial facility available to let at €13 per sq ft
Unit at Cookstown Industrial Estate is fully refurbished and ready for occupation
‘A perfect storm is coming to Jersey’ he warned, but all I could see were blue skies
Offshore banking has made it a wealthy haven but some on the island are worried about its future
‘We said to Natalie Portman, we need you to protect the movie. And she did’
Ugo Bienvenu, director of the Oscar-nominated animated film Arco, on sticking with his creative vision
Loneliness hides inside ordinary lives, even behind bustling facades
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