Man (50s) dies in Co Antrim hit-and-run
Woman taken to hospital as PSNI arrest another man in connection with incident
The Irish Times view on Budget 2026: put the focus on what is important
The plan to increase vital State investment is a key reason why there needs to be some restraint elsewhere
Presidential election: Seán Kelly to ‘weigh up options’ about seeking Fine Gael nomination
Ireland South MEP says ‘goalposts have changed’ following withdrawal of Mairead McGuinness on health grounds
Robert MacIntyre builds lead at BMW Championship, Rory McIlroy shows improvement
Scot leads Scottie Scheffler by five shots heading into third round
Follow the signs: vintage advertising brings high estimates at auction
Collectors are often willing to pay a few thousand euro for pieces of pub and shop memorabilia
Premier League to investigate after Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo reports racist abuse in Anfield opener
Match referee Anthony Taylor stopped play in the 29th minute after receiving Semenyo’s complaint
Temperatures of up to 27 degrees on Saturday but Oasis fans may have showers to contend with
Saturday and Sunday evenings will be largely balmy with slight chance of rain
Russian politicians hail Trump-Putin summit as a victory for Moscow and its narrative on Ukraine war
European leaders release statement after Alaska talks saying Ukraine ‘must have ironclad security guarantees’ to defend its territorial integrity
Trump and Putin fail to agree Ukraine peace deal after ‘extremely productive meeting’ in Alaska
Putin portrays summit as only a starting point for talks on Ukraine and rebuilding Russia-US ties
Little room for Kobbie Mainoo in Rúben Amorim’s vision of a revamped Manchester United
English midfielder finding himself left out in the cold as Amorim tries to implement his system at Old Trafford
More than 300 killed in Pakistan amid heavy rains and flooding
Cloud bursts, floods, lightning strikes and landslides cause most deadly monsoon spell this year
Nauseating charade as Putin comes out of international purgatory on Trump’s red carpet
For one of the first times since he took office, Trump, looked worn to the point of exhaustion
‘Raising my son in Dublin, I believed there was nowhere safer or more welcoming’
After attacks on Indian community, it’s vital to run campaigns celebrating contribution migrants make
Intel chief executive learns the art of staying in Trump’s good books
Lip-Bu Tan’s initial sin was not cultivating a personal relationship with Trump, says one analyst
How an anonymous phone call helped convict Molly and Tom Martens of Jason Corbett’s killing
Newly released documentation sheds light on detectives’ efforts to prosecute Molly and Tom Martens over Corbett’s violent death at his home in North Carolina
If you thought Donald Trump’s trade deal with the EU brought certainty for Ireland, then think again
The US president’s brand of Dick Turpin economics is unpredictable and dangerous
Fiona Tuite and Ireland out to make memories at the Women’s Rugby World Cup
The forward on Ireland’s preparations for the tournament and how the team aim to have fun while getting the job done
Rugby World Cup preview: Irish women’s rugby has battled ferociously to reach the top level
Ireland travel to the Women's Rugby World Cup with legitimate semi-final aspirations
GAA referees signal approval for Football Review Committee rule changes
‘I didn’t think it was going to work as well ... But when there is jeopardy and there is intensity, players still were disciplined.’
160,000 mod-haired Oasis fans make for Croke Park
The Britpop band’s greatest creation was the Oasis fan
‘He put a gun to my head’: An Irish GP on his traumatic years treating Qatar’s elite
Tipperary GP Paddy Davern worked with a medical team treating the country’s royals and other VIPs, and wants to tell people ‘what is going on’
Tom Brady has brought attention to Birmingham, and the shtick of a saviour
The former NFL star’s investment in the club may be measured in pence rather than pounds, but then his role is more ‘visionary’ than ‘operational’
Ireland’s second-smallest county: ‘There are not many of us who live on the street now’
Ireland’s county towns: Residents share how sport is replacing pub culture and historic buildings are taking on new lives
From goats cheese to hummus - why there has been so many listeria recalls
Despite recent publicity, Ireland’s rate of infection is low, with good safety procedures in place
‘We fell in love with Ireland’: Meet the Ukrainians building new businesses and lives here
From baking to dance, food to interior design, Ukrainians fleeing the war have strived to make new lives in Ireland, although their long-term legal status remains cloaked in uncertainty
PwC keeps tight rein on Irish staff’s office attendance
Accountancy firm tracks staff to ensure they meet rules enforcing office presence three days every week
Fury and despair on the night Ireland’s 1982 World Cup dream was dealt a cruel blow
Eoin Hand and his players believed they were victims of refereeing injustice in Belgium
Mother from Mayo, father from Meath: How Irish are Oasis?
Visits to Ireland were a culture shock at first, but the future Britpop royalty ‘grew to love it’
The more US tax money we get, the more dysfunctional the Irish economy becomes
Apart from the Apple tax money, Ireland collected a total of €28.1bn in corporation tax receipts last year
‘We can’t have nice things in Ireland because no one follows the rules’: Emigrants on returning home
More than 30,000 Irish citizens returned to Ireland in the year to April 2024. Four recent returnees share their experiences of coming home
Nicola Sturgeon on Leo Varadkar’s shyness, Enda Kenny’s charm and Martin McGuinness’s bear hugs
The former Scottish National Party leader talks politics, life, love, pain and her new autobiography
In pictures: The winning photographs of Ireland’s night skies
More than 170 entries were submitted by astrophotographers from across Ireland, including under-18s for the first time
Heavyweight prodigy Moses Itauma must pass first true test
The 20-year-old Briton faces a tough task against one-of-a-kind veteran Dillian Whyte
Green flowering plants to bring calm to your garden
These plants have an unerring ability to be the all-important glue in any planting scheme
Ryanair adds 600,000 seats to Irish winter schedule
Traffic at Dublin Airport could exceed 36 million passengers this year
Birdwatching in Ireland has changed remarkably in the past century and a quarter – for good and bad
Authors of seminal 1900 book The Birds of Ireland would be surprised by species’ decline, extinction and recovery
Catherine Connolly says we ‘cannot trust’ the US, England and France
EU has ‘lost its moral compass’ and is becoming ‘increasingly militarised’, presidential candidate says
Katie Taylor named Sportswoman of the Month for July
History-maker concludes epic trilogy with resounding win
Does femtech suggest so-called women’s troubles might soon be taken as seriously as men’s?
The femtech gold rush promises to undo the wrongs of the past in women’s health
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