€3m worth of cannabis seized from truck at Rosslare Port
Gardai say man arrested after cargo discovered at weekend
Among the many crises, housing is the unresolved constant
‘Whoever is buying the houses is driving up their prices, so who could it be?’ writes David McWilliams
Man has ex’s car smashed up with hatchet, family court hears
Protection order granted against man also accused of putting tracking devices on car
Norway to provide Ukraine with air defence systems worth nearly €600 million
Ukrainian drone attacks spark fires at Russia’s Kursk nuclear plant and Novatek’s Ust-Luga terminal
Pentagon planning military deployment in Chicago, says US report
Donald Trump has said city with a Democrat mayor is ‘a mess’
Drone framework gives locals little relief as the noise around aerial delivery refuses to go away
Substance and defined measures are lacking
My first granddaughter probably won’t remember her third birthday, but the people who love her will
It was a party partially to celebrate a birthday, but also to mark a departure
A Kerry man in Melbourne: ‘I have not seen any tough, stereotyped behaviour. I see similar senses of humour and levels of respect’
Kerry man Paul Clifford moved to Melbourne two years ago and works in PR
Underowned Nvidia faces test with upcoming earnings
Bulls will hope another blockbuster report leaves Nvidia holdouts with little choice but to pay up
Irish language parts of Northern Ireland street signs vandalised in ‘hate crimes’
More than 200 signs have been defaced in Cookstown area over recent years
JD Vance is a key advocate for the Trump regime’s view of the EU as an enemy
JD Vance is at the heart of this world view, which prises imperial strength, tradition, faith and hierarchical order over the liberal internationalist regime across the Atlantic
Brian Cowen and The Crash: a new look at the handling and political cost of the Celtic Tiger collapse
A new Irish Times podcast series looks back at the crash with the benefit of 14 years’ hindsight
‘My friend spies on her boyfriend’s communications and eavesdrops on his therapy sessions’
Ask Roe: ‘She hasn’t cloned his phone but has speculated about doing so’
Solve two Dublin problems in one go: put Molly Malone on Daniel O’Connell’s plinth
Plus: Fine Gael’s summer of fun, a bad year for trout and a good opportunity for the ríomhaire
How one of Canada’s richest women transformed the island of her birth
Entrepreneur Zita Cobb decided to help reverse Fogo island’s fortunes
Gaels on film: How the GAA battled to project its reel image
TG4 series shows an association grappling for over a century with others’ perceptions of its games
What does the summer of 2025 tell us about the changing climate?
Ireland is not immune from extreme weather already hitting Europe
‘There was some pretty awful stuff going on’: Golf’s growing problem with fans heckling players
Bob MacIntyre among players the experience coarsening of discourse in golf
The new IRB: Who are the group calling themselves the Irish Republican Brotherhood?
In the News podcast: ‘Sovereign citizen’ group has its own shadow cabinet and is developing its own courts
E-scooter crashes: As a doctor, it breaks my heart to see such life-changing injuries
There have been 260 accidents recorded in just six months, leaving two dead and 32 others seriously injured
A new generation of Irish artists is teaching us that we are global citizens
Poems, plays, films, visual and performing arts have all been travelling a lot recently, expanding the horizons of Irish culture
Hurricane Katrina 20 years on: An Irish couple’s unforgettable honeymoon in New Orleans
‘I still have nightmares about being back in New Orleans and then a hurricane hits’
Taking teachers seriously as professionals would solve some big problems in Irish education
Primary and post-primary schools are struggling to fill teaching posts and having to resort to employing unqualified people. Why?
‘We cannot save these trees’: The Dark Hedges, made famous by Game of Thrones, are dying
Beech trees, made famous by their appearance on Game of Thrones, are 250 years old and ‘way, way beyond their expected life expectancy’
Nobody ever thought I’d go on a Lourdes pilgrimage. My trip was not what I expected
On the two-year anniversary of her mother’s death, Edel O’Mahony travels to Lourdes to connect with her mother’s past
A biopic of Sinéad O’Connor? There are reasons to want what we haven’t yet got
A film about Sinéad O’Connor could prove welcome
Four new films to see this week: Sorry, Baby, The Life of Chuck, Eddington and Oslo Stories: Sex
Eva Victor, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Karen Gillan, Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal star in a quartet of movies released in the week of August 23rd, 2025
‘It keeps you awake at night’: A year in the life of an Irish secondary school
Dublin principal Kevin Shortall is fiercely ambitious for his students, but his school faces considerable financial challenges
Eating out in west Cork: Now is the time to savour these coastal gems at their best
From Dunmore House to Ballydehob, we are approaching the best time to visit this coast
Electric Picnic 2025: Chappell Roan, Dara Ó Briain and other must-sees at this year’s festival
Music, comedy, podcasts and more from William Orbit, Mango, I Dreamed I Dream and Drinks Theatre
Author Ragnar Jónasson: ‘There are a lot of Irish genes in the Icelandic population’
The Icelandic crime writer on his latest novel, The Mysterious Case of the Missing Crime Writer; the trickiest Agatha Christie novel he has translated to Icelandic; and his favourite Irish authors
Evan Ferguson impresses on Serie A debut as Roma get off to winning start
Serie A round-up: AC Milan go down to promoted Cremonese; McTominay and De Bruyne on target as Napoli start with win
Arsenal put five past Leeds but lose Ødegaard and Saka to injury
Viktor Gyökeres and Jurrien Timber grab doubles while 15-year-old Max Dowman makes Arsenal debut
Matt Fitzpatrick holds one-shot lead as British Masters heads into final day
Rasmus Hojgaard tied 14th with a finish of 29th enough to get him on Ryder Cup team
Hundreds gather in Dublin to remember Harvey Morrison Sherratt
Anger directed at Simon Harris following death of nine-year-old boy with scoliosis
South Africa go back to basics to beat Australia in Cape Town
Handre Pollard kicks 15 points as Springboks go back to aerial game to secure victory
Mary Lou McDonald mulls presidential candidacy but party discussions continue
Sinn Féin must decide whether to field candidate or back another for November’s race
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