‘Whole civilisation will die’ if Iran fails to reopen Strait of Hormuz, says Trump
US president signals 1am Irish time deadline for Tehran to comply with ultimatum
Trump says a whole civilisation ‘will die tonight’ if agreement not reached between US and Iran
US president Donald Trump has threatened to destroy Iran’s bridges and attack its power plants if Strait of Hormuz is not reopened
GAA: RTÉ to televise 35 live championship games this season
Championship coverage to begin with Armagh v Tyrone in the Ulster championship
Shane Lowry: ‘I’d always said I’d love to the be the first Irishman to win a green jacket, but to be the second would be pretty nice’
Offaly man says receiving the green jacket from friend Rory McIlroy ‘would be the best dream’
Blockade on Dublin’s O’Connell Street may remain overnight as fuel protests cause ‘significant’ disruption
National fuel protest is taking place over energy prices caused by ongoing war in the Middle East
Dubliner sent to prison for conning over 100 US victims into forking out for home repairs
Defendant’s enterprise netted more than $2.5m after arrival in country on tourist visa, say prosecutors
The Irish Times view on school divestment: painfully slow
A substantial minority do not want religious patronage and the State , has a duty to meet that demand
Education: More than 20,000 ASTI union members set ‘to be excluded’ from promotional posts
Contentious issue of roles to be established by Coalition to support students with Leaving Cert reforms surfaces at annual conference
The Irish Times view on the exchequer returns: steady but not spectacular
The figures give the Government some leeway to respond further to higher energy costs
Man released after arrest over attempted murder of Charles Dooher last year
Five masked men entered Dooher’s Donegal home in January 2025 and assaulted him and his father
Traffic protests may herald summer of discontent with implications for politics
Prolonged war in Iran would likely result in decision pinch points for Coalition and possibility of tough budget talks
Mark Cadden claims West of Ireland title in Sligo
Nineteen-year-old sees off 2025 finalist Colm Campbell
John Muldoon says Connacht are a different beast since last clash with Montpellier
Western province motivated by silverware ahead of trip to take on French side in European Challenge Cup quarter-final
INTO calls for end to Allianz sponsorship of Cumann na mBunscol
Motion passes with ‘overwhelming support’ at union’s Annual Congress
Sale suffer triple blow ahead of Champions Cup trip to Dublin to face Leinster
Bevan Rodd and Luke Cowan-Dickie ruled out for the rest of the season while Nathan Jibulu handed six-week suspension
Bertie Ahern has ‘zero’ to do with crypto resort linked to Irish company
Former taoiseach chairman of company that signed deal to receive profits from Timor-Leste resort, whose developers included trio indicted in US
‘That’s the wrong Ireland’: The eternal quest to find a pub showing Czechia v Ireland in Rome
After finding myself lost in translation, it didn’t help that every available TV was showing Italy v Northern Ireland
JD Vance endorses Hungary’s Viktor Orbán while railing against Brussels election meddling
US vice president visits Hungary days before crucial election
Fuel price protesters signal further action after day of disruption
Convoys of vehicles cause hold-ups for multiple towns, cities and motorways
Masters tee-times: Rory McIlroy given prime mid-morning start for title defence
Shane Lowry will be the first of the three Irish golfers in action in Thursday’s opening round
Global markets fall ahead of Trump’s deadline for Iran
There was not much green on the board in Dublin, but AIB was an outlier as it climbed 0.3%
Solid tax trends will only increase demands on the Government for energy supports
Latest exchequer returns come ahead of real impact from Iran war
Emergency accommodation provider looks to turn office block into hostel accommodation
Local residents in Dublin 2 call on planners to turn down application from company they say operates direct provision services
‘My ability to work was taken from me’: Teacher still reeling from classroom incident
Episode led Sophie Cole to develop Complex Regional Pain Syndrome and become reliant on invalidity benefit aged just 30
Gunfight outside Israeli consulate in Istanbul leaves one attacker dead
Extended firefight with police erupts in heart of city’s financial district
PTSB suitor Bawag plans deal to free up capital
Austrian lender reported to have offered €1.6bn for PTSB
Masters 2026 Diary: Tom McKibbin takes the road less travelled to Augusta
Jon Rahm signals Irish Open return, Tommy Fleetwood hails Amen Corner
Ulster’s Nathan Doak and Rob Herring battling the clock for La Rochelle Challenge Cup clash
Richie Murphy’s side welcome Ronan O’Gara’s charges to Belfast on Friday
Government to meet oil reserves agency as Gulf war escalates
Exchequer returns show workers paid €8.7bn in income tax
‘Must be the first time in Europe this season’: Manchester United stars train at Carton House
United will face Leeds at Croke Park on August 12th
Who are the fuel protesters ‘turning O’Connell Street into a car park’?
A TikTok account on tractors and trailers has grown into a national movement
UK wealth manager Rathbones advances plan for EU hub in Dublin
Rathbones calls move ‘significant step’ in setting up Dublin base
Gardaí investigating after woman (50s) found dead at home in Co Cavan
‘Postmortem to steer direction of investigation’ after early-morning discovery
Shoppers face higher grocery prices as fallout from the Middle East crisis feeds through
Mother’s Day period saw additional €2.3m in boxed chocolate sold compared with last year, Worldpanel by Numerator said
Chef Adam Nevin to leave Michelin-starred Morrison Room at Carton House
The executive chef’s last day of service at The Morrison Room is Sunday, May 17th
Uncapped Maria Reynolds among Ireland additions for World Cup qualifiers against Poland
Carla Ward’s side face Poland in Gdansk before return fixture at the Aviva
Catholic school patrons open to change – but choice is theirs, Minister says
Government-commissioned survey found parental support for changing ethos in schools
Kanye West banned from entering UK amid pressure over planned Wireless festival appearance
Wireless music festival, which Kanye West was due to headline, has now been cancelled
Andrew Porter a doubt for Leinster’s Champions Cup quarter-final against Sale
Prop replaced at half-time in Round of 16 win over Edinburgh
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