Irish businessman Gary Quin’s new Spac enters tie-up with bitcoin treasury firm
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Israeli defence minister Israel Katz said Iran had violated the ceasefire agreement
Stephen Bradley sad to see Damien Duff depart Shelbourne despite rivalry
The Shamrock Rovers coach said there was a lot to their rivalry, but Duff was “very good for the league”
Dublin office market rebalancing as demand grows in face of falling supply
Future office construction pipeline falls below average take-up for last 15 years
The post-Damien Duff era begins and Bohemians heat up the title race – what we learned from Monday’s League of Ireland fixtures
Red cards sparked the Sligo-Galway game into life, and slack finishing cost St Pat’s heavily against Derry
Iran conflict could spark fuel price rises but it will not hit Irish supplies
Closure of Strait of Hormuz a key risk, industry body says
Paediatric hospital to be known as National Children’s Hospital Ireland under proposals to be considered by Cabinet
There had been efforts to have the new hospital called after Kathleen Lynn
Tyrone’s high hopes, Donegal’s high dudgeon
Dublin deliver ‘greatest shock in 50 years’; Lions bring the buzz off the field if not on it
Keith Andrews emerges as frontrunner for Brentford job
Former Republic of Ireland international is in line to replace Thomas Frank
Jessie J shares breast cancer update after undergoing surgery
Jessie J thanks doctors and tells fans she will ‘always show the good and hard bits of any journey’
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Man (19) was seen in ‘tranquil’ state before drowning, inquest told
Apprentice electrician Luke McAuliffe drowned in ‘windy and choppy’ conditions at Balbriggan
Gardaí believe man’s death in Co Dublin hit-and-run incident linked to gang feud
Pedestrian in 20s knocked down and killed by a car in Balbriggan on Monday night
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Trump says Israel-Iran ceasefire ‘now in effect’
The ceasefire, if it holds, would end 10 days of hostilities between the two nations
Shares rally, oil slumps as Iran-Israel ceasefire goes into effect
Oil prices fell more than 3%, having already slid 9% on Monday
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Landlord Ires will not replace exiting board nominee of former activist investor
Toronto-based Vision Capital had led a failed campaign for Ires to be sold or broken up
Graduate story: ‘A full-time job, marriage and children did not make studying simple, but the end goal was worthwhile’
I needed to prove to myself that third-level education can be pursued at any stage of life if the desire and determination are there
Tesla launches robotaxi service in Austin
Self-driving technology on which Elon Musk has staked future of his company debuts in Texas
‘I opened my cafe just months before my finals. I’d known for a long time what I wanted on the menu’
Young entrepreneur was an undergraduate at the University of Limerick when an opportunity to start her own business came up
Israel-Iran ceasefire announcement shows Trump’s uncanny ability to shape the narrative
US president had sparked global and Maga unease after authorising US strikes on Iran and speculating about regime change
It’s a great time to be a graduate in Ireland
Employment prospects are positive for the class of 2025
Protests to greet Amazon’s Jeff Bezos ahead of gala wedding in Venice
American tech billionaire set to marry journalist Laura Sanchez in lavish ceremony in Italian city
US judge blocks Trump plan to close Harvard’s doors to international students
President has blocked federal funding for the Ivy League school
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Tariffs may be here to stay and why rich Dubs are buying farms
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Israel and Iran ceasefire ‘now in effect’ says Donald Trump
US president urges both sides not to ‘violate’ deal he claims to have brokered
The Irish Times view on College Green redevelopment: the price is rising
Had the plan proceeded when originally planned, it would have cost a fraction of the latest estimate
How Gaza became the world’s deadliest place for journalists
In the News podcast: At least 184 journalists and media workers have been killed in Gaza since October 2023
Eight things that help make a successful leader
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What happens when your therapist or GP asks: ‘Have you ever wondered if you might be neurodivergent?’
A diagnosis may offer a new perspective that helps life make more sense
Gun attacks fall to record lows after 90% decline from gangland peak
Number of people wounded in gun attacks last year more than 90% down on gang feud peak of Celtic Tiger era
Department of Enterprise facing €38m bill due to grant classification issue
Minister warned final figure could be even higher and will be met by ‘savings identified within the department’s capital allocation’
Ireland must act quickly or lose chance to be leading player in AI, committee will hear
Dr Patricia Scanlon of the AI Advisory Council urges Government to consider regulatory overhaul
We can’t afford to let the climate crisis get swallowed up in the culture wars
As the ambition to keep global warming to 1.5 degrees slips away from us, we’re like a team going to the second half of a match 3-1 down. But there is one thing in our favour
Economic climate cools eco-friendly purchasing decisions
Just half of consumers concerned by climate change would pay more for sustainable products
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