Taoiseach ‘absolutely’ confident as Fianna Fáil to consider presidential election review
Meeting could turn into a showdown between Taoiseach Micheál Martin and critics of his leadership
Clondalkin fire attack: gardaí search eight properties in west Dublin
Woman who was sprayed with an accelerant and set alight last month remains seriously ill in hospital
‘No hesitation’: Viral photo shows lifeguard who ran towards danger after Bondi attack
Jackson Doolan ran barefoot for 1.5km to Bondi ‘at something that surely every fibre in your being would tell you to go in the other direction’
EU to scrap combustion engine ban in win for carmakers
Softening emissions rules for new cars comes after intensive lobbying
Why 2025 will be remembered as a pivotal year in Irish politics
In the News podcast: In a hectic political year, the challenge was to choose just a handful of stories
Trump’s post on Rob Reiner sparks outrage from lawmakers and celebrities
US president’s statement blaming acclaimed director’s death on his dislike of him described as ‘disgusting’ and ‘vile’
Household electricity prices could rise by €1.75 a month to fund €19bn system boost
This could add up to €1.75 a month to household electricity bills to fund the investment plans
Donald Trump sues BBC for $10 billion over Panorama speech edit
Organisation accused of broadcasting a ‘false, defamatory, deceptive, disparaging, inflammatory, and malicious depiction of President Trump’
Bondi attack: alleged gunmen travelled to Philippines before ‘Isis-inspired’ shooting
Father and son killed 15 people – with another 25 still in hospital on Tuesday – in assault at Sydney beach
High asylum seeker numbers are a threat to ‘social cohesion’, says Jim O’Callaghan
Minister tells Inside Politics that population growth is too high, putting services under pressure
At the top of the 2025 naughty list is the US, now officially in climate denial
This is virtually certain to be the second or third hottest year on record, and yet the climate back pedalling continues
Early Edition podcast: The Clintons and Epstein, Christmas in Dubai, Jim O’Callaghan and 50-year mortgages
Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan
The pain of endometriosis is sometimes a shell, and sometimes it’s the entire beach
Endometriosis is one of the most painful diseases going, and the hurt it can cause is unimaginable
Virtual reality as a lifeline: ‘For some young people it’s the social’
Foróige GoVirtual seeks to connect vulnerable and isolated young people through virtual reality
This is a column about the Opium War - all resemblance to living people entirely intended
For the opium lords of 1839, think the tech bros of 2025. For opium, think algorithms
Second chance a relief for St Finbarr’s after nearly snatching defeat from jaws of victory
Despite leading for most of the All-Ireland senior club camogie final, captain Stephanie Punch says Cork champions are not feeling down about it
Professionals are ‘very small percentage’ of overall attendees at racecourses
Crowd figures during busy Christmas period will include trainers and jockeys
No time to savour Páirc triumph as Munster look to get URC campaign back on track
Clayton McMillan to ring changes ahead of hectic period, with second string to take field against Ospreys
Best cars to buy in 2026 for downsizers and driving enthusi asts
In the last of our series, we offer our choice for those wishing to downsize, plus for those who simply love to drive
Rory McIlroy and coach Michael Bannon honoured at annual IGWA awards
Pádraig and Paddy Harrington team up again for PNC Championship
Fianna Fáil TDs call for presidential campaign report to be published and discussed now
Seán Ó Fearghaíl, Willie O’Dea and Pat the Cope Gallagher criticise leaks of parts of report
Sinn Féin says US arm not covered by new accounting rules seeking greater transparency
New York-based fundraising body describes Sinn Féin as its ‘principal’, but party says it is not a subsidiary
Why has Ireland abruptly decided the European Convention on Human Rights goes too far?
Precedent could have far-reaching consequences. Who is to say the rights of gay citizens won’t be the next target by a coalition of hostile states?
Interest rate outlook has changed rapidly
ECB expected to lift growth forecasts again this week while holding rates steady but next move may be to raise rates
Leinster’s frustrating moments against Leicester were ‘isolated events’, says Bleyendaal
Assistant coach is not unduly concerned as long as the team keeps winning games
Gerry Thornley: Things have truly become nonsensical in the Champions Cup
Things have truly become nonsensical when it’s easier to qualify from the pool stages than be eliminated
Ictu advises private sector affiliates to pursue pay claims of up to 6% next year
Congress says workers are entitled to seek pay increases to help them keep up with high cost of living
Irish medal success in Portugal raises fresh hopes for World Cross-Country in Tallahassee
Ireland have not won a medal in the event since Sonia O’Sullivan guided the senior women to team bronze in 2002
Reporting from the frontlines: still battling notion of an ‘unsuitable job’ for a woman
A domain dominated by male militarism and masculine violence was long deemed out of bounds for female reporters
Plan to spend 85% of corporation tax is ‘risky’ and a ‘shift in policy’, warns watchdog
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council critical Government plans to spend most of its corporate tax revenue
‘We realised we don’t know English, not the way it’s spoken in Ireland’
Yuliia Riabova moved to Ireland by herself in April 2023 following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Happy birthday, Jane Austen: 250 years of undermining the romantic novel
The works of the 18th century author are about so much more than love, exploring female friendship, power struggles and survival in a patriarchal society
Public would have right to download their EV and smart device data under new Bill
Cabinet to consider Bill this week with any legislation expected to have impact on ways public use smart appliances
High asylum seeker numbers are a threat to ‘social cohesion’, says Jim O’Callaghan
Minister ‘not setting any numbers’, but says population growth is too high, putting services under pressure
Agri-Food Regulator to get powers to compel firms to provide price and market data
Regulator had sought new legislation after some businesses failed to provide information as part of report in the supply of eggs
Proposed €600m loan scheme aims to help small builders deliver more homes
Ministers will also consider plans for public interest test for judicial reviews to prevent delays to infrastructure projects
Some State funded disability bodies warn over service curtailment due to auto-enrolment costs
Letter from DFI and NDSA to HSE says one large employer from membership identified approximate additional costs of €1.3m
Letters home for Christmas: ‘There’s more to your 20s than living in Ireland’
Dubai is amazing, but there’s something so special about Ireland, says Sinéad McCann
How a 50-year mortgage could help fix Ireland’s housing crisis
Donald Trump is a fan of 50-year mortgages but would they work in Ireland?
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