Gardaí investigate alleged fraudulent resale of Electric Picnic tickets
As the music and arts festival approaches, gardaí urge public to be very wary of online ticket scams
Eze and Guéhi to start for Crystal Palace in Conference League playoff despite transfer activity
Eze set to join Arsenal while Guéhi is linked to Liverpool
UN condemns Israel’s approval of settlement plan to ‘erase’ idea of Palestinian state
Israel approves controversial settlement project in occupied West Bank that would cut territory in two
GAA players protest over organisation’s sponsorship deal with Allianz
Insurance company described as ‘enabler’ of genocide of the people of Gaza in UN report
Israel pushes ahead with plans for takeover of Gaza City
More reservists will be drafted in the coming months, reaching a total of up to 130,000
Kneecap leave London police scrambling once again as hundreds of fans descend on court
Clearly, the police need to get up much earlier in the morning to keep ahead of Kneecap
The Irish Times view on the presidential race: contortions and expediency
Both contenders have been obliged to explain why they now covet a role they had so recently declined
Hurricane Erin remnants expected to bring wetter and breezier conditions next week
Weather system expected to weaken as it tracks slowly across Atlantic
The Irish Times view on the Gaza ceasefire plan: Israel’s fateful choice
Despite the acceptance by Hamas of truce proposals, Israel plans to move ahead with an offensive into Gaza City
Dublin Bus driver beaten with metal object during ‘random’ daylight attack, court hears
Ionut Christian Biraz (39) charged with assaulting man while he walked home after a shift
Joey O’Brien plays down Windsor Park tricolour scenes ahead of Shels and Linfield rematch
Shels on the cusp of earning €3.8m in Uefa prize money for reaching Conference League proper
Man charged in connection with bid to kill senior PSNI detective to be released on bail
Liam Robinson (45) accused of helping to move car used in attempted murder of John Caldwell in 2023
Bank of Ireland referred to WRC over planned changes to hybrid working structure
Under the changes, staff would be required to work eight days per month in Dublin office
Welsh Rugby Union defends plans to halve number of professional men’s teams
Union says maintaining the status quo is not the ‘right thing’ to do
Rose of Tralee winner Katelyn Cummins ‘delighted’ to represent women in trades
Katelyn Cummins speaks about working in a male dominated industry and having a hearing aid
Golf and aligned views help Europe settle on its team of ‘Trump whisperers’
Continent’s leaders need to lean on personal rapport with US president to avoid end of war on Vladimir Putin’s terms
Tiger Woods takes up PGA Tour role but unification in golf is as distant as ever
Sporting great will chair committee aimed as reshaping the game’s future - but the LIV question still lurks
Sonia O’Sullivan: My worry for Rhasidat Adeleke is that she’s not being entirely open or honest
Issuing a vague message on social media was far from the best way to deal with her withdrawal from the World Athletics Championships
Monica Seles faces yet another challenge: living with an autoimmune disease
Former world No 1 says diagnosis prompted ‘huge reset’ comparable to on-court stabbing
Aoife Wafer ruled out of Ireland’s Rugby World Cup opener against Japan
Backrow forward has remained in Dublin to complete her rehab from knee surgery but will join squad next week
Ireland start T20 qualifier event with 10-wicket win over Germany
Laura Delany took four wickets as Germany bowled out for just 62 in Rotterdam
Tech sell-off dampens mood on Wall Street
Euronext Dublin finished 1.6% lower, dragged down by Cavan-based insulation specialist Kingspan
Man (20s) dies after single-vehicle collision in Cork
Incident occurred at about 6.50am on M8 in Glanmire
John Shortt wins gold in 100m backstroke at World Junior Championships
Galway swimmer now World and European champion in the event
Wexford operator of ‘dodgy box’ service narrowly misses jail for criminal contempt
David Dunbar placed bets of more than €1m through one of his gambling accounts over a three-year period, court told
UN Security Council urged to renew Unifil’s mandate in south Lebanon
Council set to vote on peacekeeping force’s continued deployment, which has support of Lebanon’s president
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels massacred civilians in DRC, says rights group
Human Rights Watch says total killings in Rutshuru territory in July may exceed 300, echoing UN findings
Luas Red Line to be partially closed for ‘at least’ a week due to fire damage near IFSC
Major fire broke out under George’s Dock Bridge in Dublin’s financial services area
Russia says Ukraine talks without its input are doomed, as western defence chiefs meet
Warsaw accuses Moscow of ‘provocation’ after drone crashes and explodes in eastern Poland
Ombudsman eventually sweeps to York glory after another 150-1 pacemaker threatens upset
Dual Derby winner Lambourn can finish only fifth in Great Voltigeur Stakes on frustrating day for Aidan O’Brien
Kennedy Wilson plans new office-led campus at KPMG’s Dublin HQ
Proposals include folk music club and refurbished apartments
Man left pedestrian with fractured skull in ‘rare case of furious driving’ on a bicycle
Shane Coyle (26) caused injury to a woman walking her dogs by knocking into her
‘She is one of us’: Fierce competition but Virginia Show attendees forgive absence of regular Heather Humphreys
Record competition entrants at Virginia agricultural show
Drone operators to face fines for breaches of new regulations
‘Rapid pace of expansion’ of drone usage has left communities with ‘real concerns and uncertainty’, says Minister
Heather Humphreys v Seán Kelly: Strengths and weaknesses of rival Fine Gael presidential candidates
Former minister was an ally to three taoisigh, while ex-GAA administrator secured 123,000 votes in last year’s European election
First Look at dynastic House of Guinness TV series from the makers of Peaky Blinders
Coming to Netflix from September 25th, series has been pitched as part-Succession and part-Downton Abbey
‘Oil not the panacea it appears to be for economies’: Campaigners in Guyana take the fight to ExxonMobil
‘Lop-sided’ deal with US giant over offshore discovery leaves communities without protection or benefits, activists say
Family of lifelong Oasis fan who died in 2023 share ‘sacred’ moment at Dublin gig
The Gallagher brothers’ Irish gigs created special memories for concert-goers but also some complaints over crowd management
Golf lowdowns: Tour Championship and British Masters
The top 30 in the FedEx Cup standings face off for $10m first prize at East Lake in Atlanta
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