Keith Rossiter steps down as Wexford hurling manager after three years
Former Wexford captain decides not to seek a fourth season in charge of county’s senior hurlers
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’
Swedish man killed in Limerick crash was on his way to carry out contract killing
Gardaí also believe they know the identity of his accomplice, with staff at ports and airports on alert
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 says it wants to outsell Toyota by 2031
Chinese brand looks for massive expansion, but it’s struggling at home
Concerns raised as brother of Irish sports star reported missing in Spain
36-year-old man, who is originally from Dublin’s north inner city, has been living in Spain for number of years
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’: USA marked by dread before team’s World Cup kick-off
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: Mindless criticism of Leinster will hurt Irish rugby
Other Ireland rugby provinces should focus on getting their acts together instead of dragging down the best in the country
British contemporary artist David Hockney dies aged 88
Hockney is considered one of the most influential British artists of the 20th and 21st centuries
Flutter to delist from London Stock Exchange
Paddy Power Betfair parent says move is in ‘best interests of the company and its shareholders’
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
Brighter days ahead, says Met Éireann, with sunny spells on mostly dry weekend
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
Gardaí make arrest after man dies following incident at Leitrim house
Man in his 30s was arrested at the scene in Arderry
Anna Llewellyn wins Caterpillar Poetry Prize
A man teaching the birds to sing captivated this year’s judge
Shakira in yellow wows crowds at World Cup opening ceremony
Singers’ performance was among the celebrations to mark the start of the eagerly anticipated World Cup in Mexico
ECB ready to hike rates again next month if necessary, top official says
Bundesbank president Joachim Nagel says ECB ready to respond further to inflation fears
Up to 90% of asylum seekers may have crossed Border from North, data shows
UK Home Office reveals it apprehended more than 900 ‘immigration offenders’ abusing the open Border in the past year
Los Angeles, the city created by an Irish vagabond visionary, licks its wounds in 2026
With Hollywood’s star at risk of losing its lustre, and homelessness spreading, a huge city strives to get its story straight
Thailand’s princess Bajrakitiyabha dies aged 47 after years in a coma
Eldest child of Thailand’s king was considered by many analysts to be a well-suited heir to the throne
Lights, camera, cage match: White House lawn’s ‘claw’ is ready for Trump’s 80th birthday
The towering claw will be the site of an Ultimate Fighting Championship cage match on Sunday, which is President Trump’s 80th birthday
Trump claims deal to end Iran war near as Tehran says ‘nothing’ finalised
US president says agreement close as Strait of Hormuz tensions linger
Stocks rally and oil hits two-month low on Gulf breakthrough hopes
All eyes are on the hotly awaited market debut of Elon Musk’s SpaceX, which has made history with the biggest-ever initial public offering
Inside court as Jeffrey Donaldson takes the stand
In the News podcast: ‘It just didn’t happen’ he tells court of sex abuse allegations
‘Even though it isn’t related to my degree, I have never felt like it was a waste of time’
Graduates are turning to volunteering and unpaid internships to gain experience, but some question whether the sacrifice is worth it
Ireland’s refusal to say sorry to men convicted of Sallins train robbery is shameful
The men wrongfully convicted have suffered physical and psychological consequences from the injustice done to them
Sonia O’Sullivan: Revisiting the Bislett Games shines a light on the new generation of star athletes
Thirty-three years on from my first outing at the Oslo meet, there’s still a mystical aura about the place
Ardale strikes deal to sell Wicklow site guiding at €22.5m to Cairn Homes
Ardale boss Emma Maye plans to reinvest proceeds into UK
One unlikely win taught Katie Taylor to believe anything is possible
Chasing seemingly unattainable goals and achieving them has become one of the enduring themes of her boxing life
New asylum contract for minors agreed as EU migration rules come into effect
Representative to be at port of entry within one hour of unaccompanied children being reported
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