Latest Stories

Man and woman in court over disorder following Belfast knife attack

Man’s defence solicitor concedes there is a ‘degree of irony’ in his client being ‘anywhere near’ demonstrations

Keir Starmer insists he will not walk away after defence resignations

British prime minister admits he has ‘got to turn things around’

Bloodstained jacket of childcare worker stabbed at Parnell Square shown to jury

Jury in trial of Riad Bouchaker also sees photo of knife packaging found in backpack of suspect

BYD aims to outsell Toyota by 2031 to become world’s biggest car maker

Chinese brand looks for massive expansion but it is struggling at home

Concerns for missing brother of Irish sports star following shooting in Barcelona

Gardaí liaising with Spanish police to try to identify victim amid fears the person killed was missing Irish man

Jeffrey Donaldson denies meeting with accuser was to ‘nip in the bud’ abuse allegations

Former DUP leader tells court Christian minister was ‘mistaken in his recollection’ of 1990s meeting

Garda administrative staff set to ballot on industrial action

Dispute centres on access to internal promotions for staff, who are not members of the force itself

‘A smashing runner and the nicest guy’: Irish Olympian Gerry O’Reilly dies aged 61

Meath runner competed at the 1988 Games in Seoul and won the Irish 1,500m title a year later

PSNI reports ‘calmer’ night in North after disorder following knife attack

Anti-racism events organised in response to unrest, which began after Belfast stabbing

Deaf woman alleging rape was questioned over 3½ months in State’s longest criminal trial

Jury found four of seven men guilty of sexually abusing their vulnerable relative

Damien Duff joins Brentford coaching staff

Former Republic of Ireland winger will work alongside Keith Andrews as first-team assistant coach

Lebanon’s displaced people: War, poverty and rising tensions on Beirut’s Corniche

An elderly poet is among thousands enduring displacement and hardship as conflict in southern Lebanon drags on with no end in sight

‘A distinct absence of joy’: The World Cup’s return to the US has been overshadowed

With the tournament at risk of being overshadowed by politics and pricing, American players have tried to shift the focus to their football in advance of their game against Paraguay

Matt Williams: It’s truly sad a mob of Irish fans simply want to drag Leinster down

Other Ireland rugby provinces should focus on getting their acts together instead of dragging down the best in the country

David Hockney: Single-minded star of contemporary art defied establishment derision

Hockney is considered one of the most influential British artists of the 20th and 21st centuries

Flutter to delist from London Stock Exchange two years after leaving Dublin for New York

Paddy Power and Betfair parent makes decision after analysis of the level of trading activity in its shares on the LSE and the cost of listing

Ireland to play ‘home’ match against Israel at neutral venue behind closed doors

October game will be played overseas and behind closed doors

The search for Ireland’s Greenest Places begins, with two new judges on board

Following the success of last year’s competition, we are once again asking readers to nominate the places across Ireland that deserve to be recognised

Met Éireann forecasts return of milder weather with temperatures reaching 22 degrees

Weather expected to bring hazy sunny spells on Sunday, with highest temperatures of 17 to 22 degrees expected

Retailer accused of possessing ‘very realistic’ imitation firearms

Ali Raza (29), owner of Fone Geek shop in Edenderry, Co Offaly, charged with holding eight imitation firearms

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE...

Common Ground

How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands