Live Nation and Ticketmaster had monopoly over major venues, US jury finds
Jurors say Ticketmaster overcharged fans as states pursue damages
Lebanese officials ‘unaware’ of Israel meeting despite Trump comments; jet fuel shortage latest
Live updates as talks to end the war in the Middle East continue
Trump collides with reality as Iran war fails to bend to his narrative
Trade through the Strait of Hormuz remains disrupted and Iran’s government is not bending to demands on its nuclear programme
Care assistant found vulnerable patient ‘drained’ of blood by brother, court hears
Accused pleads not guilty of attempted murder by reason of insanity
Ireland-based chefs under 30 urged to apply for global contest
Applications are now open for the San Pellegrino Young Chef Academy Competition
More than 1,300 who left direct provision in last two years sought emergency accommodation
Report indicated figures did not include households that presented to services due to a grant of family reunification
Report on claims about improper use of public money at State-funded body sent to gardaí
Department says investigation commissioned by Skillnet Ireland experienced significant constraints due to persistent lack of co-operation
Dublin players in the dark over Ger Brennan ban ahead of Leinster opener
County preparing to take the case to the Disputes Resolution Authority
When the crisis is caused by oil dependence, the solution isn’t cheaper oil
The tactics used by protesters show that our vulnerability is the fossil fuel system itself
Now you can see Edvard Munch’s The Scream in ‘film form’, but why would you want to?
Talk about a solution to a non-existent problem. Or an answer to a question no one asked
Ciarán Murphy: This old boomer won’t need a phone to live out the provincial championships
If ever there was a sport to expose the inability of a camera phone to capture anything like the real thing, it’s hurling
My greatest fear has come true – my home of seven years is to be sold
I’m not much of a believer in signs, but surely the resilience of my clematis is something to cling to
Devolution isn’t proving a motorway to independence. It’s a dual-carriageway to nowhere
Three nationalist first ministers in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales may not prove the triumph for nationalism they seem
Fuel supplies now front and centre for airlines and holidaymakers
Ryanair sees about six weeks of secure jet fuel supplies for the moment
Béibhinn Parsons excited to make Six Nations history in familiar Dexcom Stadium surrounds
Ireland host Italy in the first Six Nations game to be played at the Galway stadium on Saturday
Noel McGrath: ‘At this stage in my career, I’m not going to lose sleep over people’s opinions’
Hurler has had a long and storied career with Tipperary, but is still hungry for more success
‘Athlone was unbelievable for my development’: New York-born Kelly Brady aiming for first Irish cap
The forward scored a hat-trick in the FAI Cup final for Athlone Town before her move to Crystal Palace
Grim warning on gas prices, Taoiseach under pressure, and broke Floyd Mayweather
Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan: Why does Ireland have the most expensive electricity prices?
Ireland’s hills are victims of policy that hurts farmers and nature
Incentives to do the wrong thing have hindered habitats, wildlife and good farming practice
Met Éireann says rain is on the way today
Ireland weather forecast: Although the immediate outlook is wet, best of the sunshine expected at the weekend
Communities risk being sidelined in Government’s new drug strategy, warn groups
Local taskforces say proposed approach will ‘unravel decades of life-saving work’ as decision-making is centralised into HSE
Taoiseach under pressure from Fianna Fáil backbenchers as Healy-Rae fallout continues
Three Fianna Fáil TDs TDs issue statement strongly criticising direction of party
‘Even the best-case scenario is bad’: EU chief warns of higher gas prices ‘for years’
Supplies of diesel and jet fuel may come under pressure if Strait of Hormuz remains blocked, European energy commissioner fears
The flag that saved six Fenians from a ‘living tomb’ to go on display for the first time
Presence of an American flag 150 years ago made the Catalpa one of the most celebrated prison breaks in history
Having a baby: can you and your employer afford it?
Ireland offers more generous time off than most countries, but low level of financial support means many parents cannot afford to take it
Why are prices so low in Spain when Ireland has the most expensive electricity in Europe?
Wholesale energy prices in Spain are among the cheapest in Europe but are surging elsewhere
His $1bn fortune blown, Floyd Mayweather might just need to fight again
Now 49, the former world champion is being pursued by the taxman for millions. A Netflix payday may beckon
Eiffel Tower inscriptions to honour hidden women scientists
French mathematician Sophie Germain had to submit her work under a man’s name to gain recognition
Time has come for exnovation away from fossil fuels
The fuel shortages caused by the US-Israel war on Iran highlight the need to move towards more peaceful renewable-based futures
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael TDs believe both parties left damaged after tumultuous 10 days
Renewed questions over Taoiseach’s future while need to reconnect with core voters identified within Fine Gael
Micheál Martin probably wasn’t anticipating a second surprise attack from within
Opposition politicians watch on as cracks in the Government’s resolve deepen
A Kerryman in California: My first boss told me ‘nothing changes here’ – turns out he was right
Like Tony Soprano, America believes it is the good guy. Yet it spends billions policing its own citizens, where deaths on its streets remain routine
Secret Service is supremely stupid. But as a Gordon Ramsay show it’s truly excellent
Firing up his electronic germ-counter, the sweary chef goes under cover of darkness to make some queasy discoveries
RTÉ radio wanted more modern jingles. Now it sounds like an illegal rave circa 1989
Ultimate verdict, in the end, rests with us, the listeners
Ikea Ireland reports more than 130% increase in operating profit last year to top €16m
Swedish retailer says there was a return to ‘more normalised levels of investment’ after funding of central distribution centre in 2024
Five homes on view this week in Dublin and Kildare from €475,000
New to the market in Stillorgan, Churchtown, Santry, Citywest and Newbridge
Politicians fail to turn up for Central Bank warning about Government spending
Growing failure to put aside excess corporation tax receipts worries policymakers, but message fails to reach its political target audience
Misinformation becomes a tool of protest and an erosion of trust in our society
Artificial intelligence stokes rumour mill and fuels the spread of false information
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