Cannes 2025: Tom Cruise’s death-defying wing-walking, the festival’s ban on accused actor, and the poster on every lamp-post
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Popular Connemara food truck Misunderstood Heron avoids closure with relocation to Mayo tourist spot
Award-winning food truck, forced to shutdown in Leenane, will reopen in P Dan’s Pub in Louisburgh
Belfast primary school shut amid security alert
PSNI cordons off parts of the Benmore area of south Belfast
Plaque to mark Charles Stewart Parnell’s anti-eviction meeting in Co Kerry
An estimated 3,000 people gathered in Beaufort to hear the campaigner speak in 1880
US shoppers to face price hikes as Trump tariffs hit Walmart
Consumers starting to feel effect this month, executives said, despite recent deal with China to pause the heaviest tariffs
Russia, Ukraine set for Turkey talks amid low expectations after Putin spurns Zelenskiy meeting
Russian delegation does not include ‘anyone who actually makes decisions’, says Ukrainian president
Eurovision 2025: ‘So sorry, Ireland’ says Emmy as Laika Party fails to ignite voters
Ireland’s song about Soviet dog sent to space fails to ignite voters for 24-year-old Norwegian-born singer
Personal loans hit record as interest rates fall
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Mick Heaney: Joe Duffy is leaving Liveline, but who will replace him?
In the News podcast: Radio columnist Mick Heaney on the history of Liveline, Duffy’s career and the names already in the mix for the much-coveted afternoon slot
Irish history takes off on TikTok: Meet the people teaching the world about Ireland in 60-second bites
Irish video creators are becoming popular on the platform, even building big audiences overseas. But is this an effective way to tell often-complex stories?
Irish whiskey is undergoing a market correction, a temporary blip, a ‘little pause’
Some 90% of producers have cut back on production amid slowdown
Was it for this craven display that London endured the Blitz?
The relentless focus on trade has skewed any determination to confront the terrifying echoes of the 1930s. Europeans should be much more vocal about it
Daniel McAnaspie case: Crisis for at-risk children is worse than when teen was murdered in 2010, inquest hears
Just 14 of 26 secure-care beds are operational due to staff shortages, Meath coroner’s court was told
Joe Canning: Defeat would be a painful blow to the Limerick psyche, which is why I’m backing them to beat Cork
Cork are targeting three wins in a row against Limerick, but Rebels can show they still have All-Ireland class
Rachael Blackmore cracked glass ceiling but presuming it’s in smithereens for female jockeys is complacent
Success of French allowance system in increasing opportunities for women should be examined in Ireland
EU may have to fund future drug development amid Trump moves
Someone will have to fund research if US president follows through on stated aim of cutting drug prices
‘I know I can run faster again’: Hiko Tonosa on regaining his Irish marathon record
Ethiopian-Irish runner targeting World Championships in Tokyo in September
Gaza’s starving children, their eyes growing bigger as the blockade grinds on, are not fake news
The BBC report carries a warning: 'Distressing content'. What luxury it is to be able to look away
Lys Mousset joining the late winner action for Bohemians sets up tasty derby with Shelbourne
Alan Reynold’s side have developed a handy habit of scoring late winning goals
Tip-offs from two psychics led to fresh searches for missing Icelandic man Jón Jónsson
It is not unusual for psychics to offer their services to gardaí in high profile missing persons cases
Ulster look to draw a line under season to forget with win in Edinburgh
Richie Murphy’s side have won just twice away from Belfast this season
Ireland must steel itself for a trade war with the US
Our interest is in maintaining EU solidarity by supporting whatever countermeasures to Trump’s tariffs are needed
Study finds majority of sexual assault cases punished with top-range sentences involved ‘stranger rape’
65 per cent of adult victims were attacked by people they didn’t know, according to analysis
Is Taylor Swift poised to release a new album? Let’s decode the cryptic clues
Swifties believe the singer is ready to drop her next record – but they could be just clowning
The ‘gimme’ in golf: A short history of the contentious move referenced by Trump this week
If someone gives you a putt, then take it and say thank you, so the US president says
Munster v Benetton preview: Irish province are ever the drama kings as they take Champions Cup hopes down to the wire
Musgrave Park hosts winner-takes-all shoot-out for a place in URC playoffs and next season’s Cup
Meath-based Ukraine support group passes milestone of 100 vehicles delivered
‘Lviv is a very strange place now with almost no men, just women and young women tending the graves’
Being a woman on TV: One viewer described my teeth as ‘tea-stained’
Most emails I get are not about the quality of my journalism, but what I wear and the state of my hair
How Dr Mike Ryan became a victim of ‘desperate’ funding crisis in WHO
Retrenchment is on the agenda following the US withdrawal from membership and funding of WHO
Death of baby at Portiuncula Hospital leads to new review
Ten reviews ongoing into maternity and baby care at Co Galway hospital
John Collison of Stripe: ‘I am baffled by companies doing an about-face on social initiatives’
Stripe co-founder on crypto, AI, his vision for Weston Airport and why the fintech doesn’t need to list on the stock market
Personal loan activity jumps to new record in 2024
Consumers borrowed to fund car purchases, home improvements and holidays as inflation and interest rates fell
Dorothy Cross: ‘I don’t think art is about talent really. It’s about a route you take’
Irish artist says: ‘I think there’s a freedom here that comes from being postcolonial’
Full circle: vinyl and printed books make a comeback as young people seek refuge from digital burnout
More people are stepping off the tech treadmill and putting a record on the turntable
Defence Forces’ members criticise ‘elitist’ and ‘archaic’ behaviour by some senior officers
Delegate speaks of demeaning demands, such as to heat officers’ butter so it could be spread
Former principal convicted of €100,000-plus theft from school faces fitness-to-teach inquiry
Barrister for Teaching Council argues man’s criminal record affects his fitness to continue working in profession
Housing supply crisis weakening Ireland’s competitive edge, Deloitte warns
Consultancy claims in pre-budget submission that recent policy shifts have introduced level of uncertainty that risks undermining confidence
The Irish Times Business People of the Month: Fionn Lahart and Christoph Hennersperger, Luma Vision
Luma Vision secured US regulatory clearance in April for its cardiac imaging device to be used in the treatment of patients suffering from arrhythmias
Even Claire Byrne is alarmed by what she hears about life for Irish teenagers
Radio: ‘This was a tsunami coming our way,’ Dr Harry Barry tells the RTÉ Radio 1 presenter
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