Girl (14) sexually exploited by men placed in secure care unit by order of High Court
Judge says young teen being ‘exploited to an extraordinary extent’
Luas disruption: Large portions of Dublin tram system shut down amid power failure
Both the Red and Green lines are affected by the power outage
Dalata first half revenues edge 1% higher as new openings offset lower room rates
Hotel group agreed in July to be bought by a Nordic consortium for €1.4bn
Heavy rain spreads across east of country as weekend forecast looks unsettled
People heading to the Electric Picnic in Stradbally on Friday would do well to pack their wellies and ponchos
Manhunt continues in Australian bush after two police officers shot dead
AUSTRALIA-CRIME/ (TV, PIX):Manhunt continues in Australian bush for 'heavily armed' suspect after two officers shot dead
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Health Information Authority encourages people to shop around and consider increasing hospital excesses on policies
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Classic Renault 16 is a reminder of a time when Irish people made the cars they bought
A drive in this 1968 original, built in Wexford, is smoother and more refined than many modern cars
SpaceX’s giant Mars rocket completes nearly flawless test flight
Tenth time lucky for Elon Musk’s firm as largely successful mission was likely a relief to both SpaceX and Nasa
Study abroad in the Netherlands and Italy: ‘It all started with a leap of faith’
Even if the international experiences don’t tempt you, the cheaper tuition fees and sunshine just might
I am too negative about Ireland and too positive about Australia. I can’t please everyone
When you choose to move abroad, you accept the reality that life at home moves on without you
It’s not too late to apply for one of the many tertiary degrees on offer in Ireland
A pathway for applicants of all ages and backgrounds to achieve the degree of their dreams
‘Throughout my life I’ve struggled to read social and romantic cues, particularly in relationships’
Tell Me About It: ‘I’m feeling overwhelmed by the state of my personal life’
Education abroad: ‘Moving from Limerick to Dublin as it used to be is now like moving from Ireland to the Netherlands’
Most universities on the Continent pay little heed to points a student has accrued in the Leaving Cert
Israel’s targeting of journalists is an attack on truth and history
Journalists’ lives are not more important than those of other civilians, but when you attack journalists you stop the world from learning about what is happening
CAO points requirements see ‘volatile’ change for majority of courses at several colleges
All UCD programmes surpass 400 points, while more than 89,000 lodge CAO applications this year
Is Father Time catching up with this legendary generation of Springboks?
Spine of team that won two World Cups is past its best and the next generation have yet to be battle-tested
Heimir Hallgrímsson says Séamus Coleman still has Ireland future ‘once he starts playing’
Ireland host Hungary at the Aviva on September 6th before travelling to face Armenia on the 9th
Trump shames America and Americans with his pathetic pandering to dictators
He has ‘great relationships’ with Vladimir Putin, Binyamin Netanyahu and Kim Jong-un while accusing Volodymyr Zelenskiy of being a dictator
Clash with Icelandic champions is biggest test of Athlone Town’s success-laden journey to date
Victory against Breiðablik would send midlanders one step closer to Champions League group stage
Marois hero Diego Velazquez has $1.25m Keeneland Mile next on his agenda
Promising claimer Alex Harvey bids to continue successful momentum at Bellewstown
Seán Moran: Tale of two All-Ireland managers shows importance of legacy and experience
Jack O’Connor and Pat Ryan had similar trajectories up until half-time in late July
Harvey Morrison Sherratt’s parents are a politician’s nightmare: articulate, calm, grieving
Saturday’s rally for Harvey with its deeply moving images became a platform for Sinn Féin, People before Profit and Aontú
Former National Lottery boss Dermot Griffin to lead pension auto-enrolment agency
New scheme subject to several delays over the years, but is now set to take effect in January
‘I felt treated like a dog’: The Dublin landlord behind evictions, fines, short contracts
Tenants have complained about Leevin Ireland, the property company offering ‘a place to call home’ for international students and professionals
Dublin docklands office investment for €24.5m offers buyer 7.5% yield
Upgraded property is fully occupied by strong tenant line-up and generating over €2m in annual rental income
Moth Short Story Prize winner takes judge Evie Wyld ‘right back to the loneliness of having a small baby’
Clare Roche wins prize, with Martha Sprackland second and Shelley Hastings third
Prime Dublin residential rental portfolio seeks €30m
Georgian Collection comprises 91 units distributed across sought-after locations including Clontarf, Drumcondra and Stoneybatter
Fully let investment on O’Connell Street for €3.2m offers buyer 7.67% yield
The property occupied by leading retailer Mountain Warehouse and well-known Irish film production company Element Pictures
Dawson Street home of Pret A Manger on sale for €2.85m
Property is fully occupied by four tenants and earning €189,650 in annual rent
Four-star hotel on Donegal’s Wild Atlantic Way guiding at €4.5m
Chicago-based businessman seeks buyer for Waterfront Hotel, which overlooks the Atlantic
Avison Young promotes Roscommon county footballer to commercial agency team
Edmond ‘Eddie’ Nolan has worked the firm’s agency and valuations departments since 2021
Our en suite has no window and a poor ceiling fan. How can we prevent mould?
Property Clinic: Fan isn’t very effective judging by the level of condensation
Georgian office investment on Dublin’s Merrion Square sells for €3.5m
Number 46 sells for above asking price while associated mews taken off the market
The ultimate in movie-star glamour: Emma Stone, Julia Roberts and George Clooney get their speedboats ready
Venice International Film Festival 2025 is getting under way – and for Hollywood stars nothing tops arriving on a glossy motor launch
What is the impact of shifting to a four-day work week?
The Netherlands serves as a case study for the advantages and trade-offs of reduced hours in the workplace
Lack of affordable childcare options considered significant barrier to work for parents
Flexible hours and remote option highly valued, notes survey by recruitment website Indeed
‘It’s very hard to negotiate in good faith if your cities are being hit with missiles’
Kyiv’s deputy foreign minister, Sergiy Kyslytsya, on Moscow’s deceit, progress on peace and why Ireland and Ukraine have a similar history
Want to earn €14,000 a year tax free? House hacking offers first-time buyers that chance
With careful planning, tax-free income can help cut your mortgage bill or fund an otherwise unaffordable upgrade to your home
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