Iran-Israel war live updates: Tehran accuses Donald Trump of ‘betrayal’ over strikes on nuclear sites
Iran fires missiles at Israel after US strikes on nuclear sites
Three men hospitalised following violent clashes in Limerick city
Violence linked to feuding between rival criminal families
Another sunny day in Tipperary’s resurgent summer as they put Galway to the sword
Galway appeared to have bottomed out. Tipp know how that feels. They made a new start
Dessie Farrell hopeful Con O’Callaghan will be fighting fit for quarter-final
Carrying a hamstring injury picked up against Galway, O’Callaghan did not feature against Cork on Saturday
This is the moment when we find out just how mad a king Donald is
The former opponent of forever wars in the Middle East is debating dropping bombs there without military provocation against the US
EU may be finally approaching ‘point of departure’ on Gaza war
Iran war threatens to stall growing support within EU for action against Israel, as foreign ministers meet in Brussels
Belarus opposition leader freed after nearly five years in jail
Syarhei Tsikhanouski was arrested shortly after announcing candidacy in rigged 2020 election won by Alexander Lukashenko
Trump says US strikes have ‘obliterated’ Iran nuclear sites as Israel faces missile attack
After a week of mixed signals, Donald Trump, who has long vowed to steer the US clear of overseas ‘forever wars’, authorises US forces to strike Iran
Oil prices expected to jump after US attacks on Iran
Hits on nuclear sites injects fresh uncertainty into already anxious global economy
Mike Lynch’s superyacht set to be brought to Italian town where prosecutors based
Prosecutors said raising and examining Irish-born man’s yacht for evidence would provide key information
VAT rate cut for hospitality is back on the table - but will it be enough?
Move to reduce rate to 9% will limit room for income tax measures
Wills and spouses: Why you cannot just cut a wife out of your will
Legal right share means a spouse has an automatic right to at least half of your estate whatever your will says
How Iran could hit back at the US and what that could mean
American troops in the Middle East and oil supplies from the Gulf could be targets after Trump joins war
‘Avoid a spiral of chaos’: World leaders react to US attack on Iran
Binyamin Netanyahu congratulates Donald Trump; UN head warns against ‘spiral of chaos’
Strikes on Iran mark Trump’s biggest, and riskiest, foreign policy gamble
‘This is not going to end quick,’ says American former Middle East negotiator
The victim delivered a searing impact statement. Just one thing felt off – he was dead
People are already interacting with AI renderings of their mothers and spouses. And now ghostbots have made their way into murder proceedings
Boston rape case: The full story of Dublin firefighter Terence Crosbie’s trial
Firefighter was in Boston to participate in St Patrick’s Day parade but was arrested on rape charges and now been in jail for 15 months
House raffles are a big, beautiful, awful sign of the times
Their popularity is a grim statement about a property market in which your best prospect of owning a house may well be to win one in a lottery
I have met someone who should be the ideal man for me - but I don’t want anything serious
Ask Roe: I have no desire to hurt this man who, in so many ways, seems to be the ideal person for me
TV guide: The Bear returns, and the other best new shows to watch on RTÉ, Disney+, and Netflix this week
Squid Game, The Gilded Age, and The Bear among this week's TV highlights
Does Ireland’s hospitality sector really need a VAT cut?
Employment and prices are growing strongly in the sector
Fast and furious rise of Alex Dunne: ‘I always wanted to be an F1 driver. I’m not that far away’
The Irish teenager is leading the Formula Two world championship and having a blast even if he’s not being paid - soon he may reach a very different level
Iron Maiden at Dublin’s Malahide Castle: Stage times, set list, ticket information, how to get there and more
Everything you need to know about the band’s concert tonight
Rev Philip McKinley: ‘My children call me silly, old and rusty. I’m only 44′
The Church of Ireland cleric talks about faith, his favourite place in Ireland, and the rugby playing brother who has ‘overshadowed’ him
‘I have no rights to him’: mothers of children through surrogacy wait in legal limbo
Legislation and regulation are lagging behind for parents not currently recognised on birth certificates
What is clean wine and will it help me avoid a hangover?
'Clean wine' is a label used by producers to appeal to a generation of consumers who want to consume pure products
Irish influencers trolled on Tattle Life: ‘They said I’m a bad mum. That I’m ugly. They wrote my address on it’
Social media influencers in Ireland have been the subject of ‘horrific’ commentary on the gossip website, including about their children.
An encounter near Barcelona’s Sagrada Família taught me a lesson about other tourists
I was in Barcelona, near the Sagrada Família: tourist central. Everyone was narky
Woman who alleged partner broke foot and put hand to her throat gets protection order
Young man separately gets protection order after alleging ex has sent him more than 1,000 messages and follows him
Transforming and personalising old furniture: ‘If things go wrong, it can be easily rectified’
At a workshop run by Marianne Heaphy, aka the Revamp Tramp, in Waterford, the mood is lighthearted but there is a quiet industriousness at the heart of it
‘Amsterdam is a whole lot easier to get around than Dublin ... You get a much better quality of life here’
Wild Geese: Eoin Blunnie is an orchestral composer who works in e-sports
Trinity College Dublin issues €1m pest control tender to help tackle rats, bed bugs - and ‘booklice’
Plus Rex Ryan, son of the late Gerry Ryan, plays the Monk, the new Beanie Babies and a grass-cutting row
Family fallouts: ‘I can’t describe the heartache of not having a relationship with my sister’
When sibling relationships fall apart, it can have devastating consequences on our emotional wellbeing and our physical health
More than 130 properties offered for IP accommodation as Government looks to buy, not rent
Plan to provide 14,000 State-owned beds for asylum seekers, with purchase of Citywest a step towards goal
How can I resuscitate my dying roses?
Gardening Q&A: ‘My roses flourished in the warm sun in May but now they are dying off without opening’
Please understand, a liveable future for humanity on this planet is really a very minor concern
A new report lays bare what can no longer be denied: capitalism is incompatible with any kind of human flourishing on this planet
In 28 Years Later, Brexit Britain runs screaming towards its Apocalypse Now. What took it so long?
Danny Boyle, a stubborn Mancunian of Irish descent, can feel proud of showing how the subject can be addressed without dragging your art into po-faced agitprop
The bond between John Lennon and Paul McCartney: ‘For sure they loved each other... they found a way to share that love with the world’
Ian Leslie, author of John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs, on the partnership at the heart of The Beatles
In today’s US, saying ‘be careful with crypto’ sounds like socialism
The Trump administration has embraced crypto
Olivia Rodrigo at Marlay Park in Dublin: Stage times, set list, ticket information, how to get there and more
Olivia Rodrigo returns to Dublin for her biggest Irish show to date
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