Iran-Israel conflict: Three Irish citizens and dependants left Iran overnight, says Harris
Department of Foreign Affairs is helping Irish people to leave Israel and Iran as conflict deepens
Woman to get two-thirds of funds from family home sale, High Court orders in divorce case
Judge says equal split would not constitute proper provision for woman and children while granting divorce of warring couple
Live updates: US-Iran tensions rise as Tánaiste calls attacks ‘a very unhelpful intervention’
US asks China to put pressure on Iran not to close the crucial Strait of Hormuz shipping route
Dua Lipa at the Aviva, Dublin: How to get there, ticket information, and what she’s likely to play
Everything you need to know about the pop sensation’s concert on June 27th
Tattle Life: How a gossip website ended up in court
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Dublin hurlers leave us lost for words
Football championship reaches last eight; Lions off in a huff; Duffer says goodbye
Cork Airport named best regional airport in Europe for third time
Facility won for its ‘continued excellence’ in passenger experience, operational efficiency, route development, and sustainability
Did Iran move its uranium? Opinions split on fate of 400kg stockpile
Has Iran’s programme been destroyed or simply pushed into smaller, secret facilities that are harder to find?
Familiar foes to renew acquaintances as All-Ireland SFC quarter-final pairings revealed
Dublin to meet Tyrone and Donegal get Monaghan while Armagh face Kerry and Meath await Galway
All-Ireland football draw: Dublin drawn against Tyrone, Donegal to face Monaghan – As it happened
Reigning champions Armagh to meet Kerry to avoid provincial and group rematches
European shares slip as US strikes on Iran fuel Middle East escalation fears
Early moves were contained with oil prices up around 2.8%, but off their initial peaks
Islamic State suicide bombing in Damascus church kills 22 people
Sunday night attck was first major IS operation and suicide bombing in Syria since toppling of former president Bashar al-Assad in December
Scandinavian consortium circling Dalata yet to make any fresh offer to buy the group
Hotel group’s board said it ‘continues to engage’ with parties who are participating in the formal sales process
House price inflation hits 10-year high and oil prices climb after Iran strikes
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Zohran Mamdani, candidate for New York mayor, could be just what the American left needs
Socialist challenger has come from nowhere to rival Andrew Cuomo in New York’s mayoral race
Foster carers wanted: ‘You can be over 55, gay, single, a job seeker, of ethnic minority, and be a carer’
There are lots and highs and lows with fostering, says one family who have taken in four children over 20 years
TV View: Dublin deliver shock of the season to leave us all bewildered
Galway can’t stand the heat; Argentina catch the Lions by surprise
Dublin Airport will eventually exceed 40 million passengers a year, Minister for Transport predicts
Darragh O’Brien wants cap on numbers abolished, arguing the airport is important for the economy
Denis Walsh: The GAA is in a strange spot in relation to people being paid legitimately
Meddling with hurling championship structures again to accommodate fourth-placed teams would be a grave mistake
Military Land Rovers that can go years without use to be upgraded to electric at cost of €300,000
Ageing vehicles have diesel engines, but these are ‘unreliable’ with spare parts harder to find
Return-to-office edicts aren’t always what they seem
When top executives work remotely, it becomes more difficult to drag everyone else to their desks
House price inflation reaches 10-year high as market remains ‘starved’ of supply
However, latest Daft.ie data points to early signs of recovery in volume of second-hand home listings
Michael Gaine murder: Gardaí visit Michael Kelley’s ex-partner in Maine
Former partner of Michael Kelley, the American man questioned over the murder, says she met gardaí investigating the killing
Dublin’s win over Limerick may be the greatest upset in championship history
Dublin were available at odds of 16/1 with one bookmaker, and not a single columnist called the upset
Played 15, conceded 51, scored one: Carla Ward looking to change Ireland’s history against US
Squad preparing for first of two friendlies against the States
Choosing a nice mug, bowl or spoon is not a trivial matter
I continue to resist a model of humanity in which it’s normal and correct that everyone is always barely surviving
Galway hotel fire ‘pulled our community together to help other newcomers’, says professor
Cancer specialist recalls 2023 incident as he launches foundation to help refugees and asylum seekers access education
`Behavioural economists would have a field day with me’
Me & My Money: Caryna Camerino, owner of Camerino Bakery/Cakery/Coffee shop
We like to romanticise Ireland’s past, but too much remembering could be bad for us
Unthinkable: To create a shared future on this island, and internationally, we must move beyond uncritically celebrating the actions of any particular tribe
‘Uncertain future’ for students with mild disabilities over redesignation of special schools
Vulnerable children would be ‘pushed back into mainstream schools that have already failed them’, says principal
Leaving Cert holidays 2025: Pupils and parents on ‘hellish’ Albufeira, ‘crazy’ Zante and ‘cultural’ Berlin
For parents, this can be a nerve-racking time, ‘but you also have to let them experience things’
Why there is more to soccer jerseys today than mere colours, fabrics and tribalism
A new book looks at forces such as geopolitics and social values that lie behind the shirts we see, wear and root for
There are several ingenious tacks we can take to help cut our emissions
We should raise the cost of fossil fuel cars through higher taxes, while timber housing would reduce emissions from concrete production
‘I paid Three and Sky for broadband services but got neither’
Caoimhe’s landlord put the kibosh on her initial broadband installation plans
How to wear denim - from jeans to jorts - for summer 2025
Corina Gaffey on the latest catwalk-inspired styles and shapes, and how to style them
Ireland is becoming a country of moderate drinkers and voracious cocaine users
Ireland is the joint-fourth highest consumer of cocaine globally, and it’s primarily a youth problem
Hospital endoscopy procedures are increasingly being done at weekends
Health service trying to accommodate more patients outside traditional weekday hours
Mythical motoring in the Scottish Highlands: it’s like the west of Ireland but everything is bigger
The opportunity for wild adventure makes Scotland one of the world’s most popular destinations for travellers looking to escape
Middle East on edge as US enters war with Iran
Trump’s cabinet praises precision bombing mission amid criticism it should have required congressional approval
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