US justice department releases huge cache of Jeffrey Epstein files
Portions of the files are redacted, but viewable ones include images of Epstein socialising with Bill Clinton and former British royal Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor
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Albert Manifold is shaking things up at BP
Green ambitions are giving way to a tougher, US-style oil-and-gas-first agenda
Munster hope to avoid getting bogged down against Ospreys
Clayton McMillan’s men have ongoing scrum and lineout issues
Fenergo’s profits almost double as Irish fintech continues to expand
Revenues rose by 7% while profits hit €21m at Irish company that develops software for the financial sector
Quinn’s pub investors query launch date
Developer names January for possible reopening following 'complicated' project
In the world of AI, a second-class business degree won’t be much use
Policymakers and businesses are falling over themselves to talk about AI, but their ideas belong in the Father Ted category
Honesty Policy leads hopes of a first Irish success in Ascot’s Long Walk Hurdle
Horse Racing Ireland announces record prize money of €74.7 million for 2026 despite stalled Government funding
Paddy Power is not so mischievous any more but there’s still a dark side to what it does
The bookmaker is a rising star on Wall Street but questions remain about its effectiveness at tackling gambling addiction
Don’t lose it: How to survive the emotional timebomb of family at Christmas
For many, Christmas is a re-entry into the emotional climate of childhood, with all its insecurities, unspoken rules and long-held tensions
Living in a mould-covered garden studio: ‘Christmas is going to be miserable’
Oriel Corway says her lungs and mental health have been affected by the state of her rented living quarters in Tallaght
Man found dead in Phoenix Park was unidentified for a year, despite ID in pocket
Body of James O’Neill remained in a Dublin morgue from November 2023 until December 2024, when documents were found in his coat
Kenmare’s long mine life meets a short supply of investor patience
Irish mining company’s shares have emerged as the laggards of the Iseq 20
The age of instability: ‘Ireland feels like a small boat caught in a tempestuous storm’
Year of deepfakes, drones, masculine energy and bad weather also brought first babies of Generation Beta
2025 in Irish politics: A messy Dáil start, more housing woes and, finally, a new president
Discord dominated in the Dáil, Fianna Fáil tripped up in the race for the Áras and housing hasn’t gone away, you know
Connacht’s Sean Jansen on the verge of special things
Kiwi is proud of his Irish heritage and likes `shooting as high as possible’
Miriam’s Lord’s week: Fianna Fáil election fiasco report bundles Jim Gavin under the bus
Micheál Martin and his team ease back on the contrition and their inept handling of the presidential election campaign
‘Elf went missing and Sorcha’s old man went loop-the-focking-loop. He actually rang the Gords’
The Elf has been on a world tour; selfies in Paris with the Eiffel Tower, lying on Copacabana Beach in Rio
US inflation data is hailed by Trump but does it tell the full story?
Wall Street says report, based on data drawn from second half of November skewed by Black Friday discounts, was ‘a mess’
Is Micheál Martin’s FF leadership at risk after the Jim Gavin fiasco? We asked the party’s TDs
Many of the Fianna Fáil deputies seem to be sitting on their hands when it comes to Martin’s leadership
‘He needs to watch how he speaks’: Minneapolis reacts to Trump attacks
After a tough few years, Minneapolis was in the news again when Donald Trump launched a savage verbal attack on the Somali community
‘People come once and love coming back’: Meet the Christmas tree farmers with a ‘privileged’ job
The trip of a drive into the Dublin mountains to collect a tree has become a festive tradition for many
Kate O’Connor’s calm mindset was her greatest asset during medal-winning year
Central to the Dundalk athlete’s success in 2025 was her understanding to never look beyond any event immediately in front of her
Insurer Intact among final bidders for Generali’s Irish unit
Zurich Insurance Group also said to be among a small number of bidders for RedClick
Slaughtneil’s heartbreak will go on as Loughrea set to weather the storm
Ballygunner are on a mission to land Tommy Moore cup but St Martin’s have nothing to lose
He was found dead in the Phoenix Park. It took a year to identify him as James O’Neill
Belfast man’s body found in Phoenix Park in 2023 but not identified for a year as nine forms of identification in his pocket went undetected
In with the new: an Irish citizenship ceremony in pictures
People born in India were the single largest group taking Irish citizenship this December
The UK’s prime minister, its king and their new annus horribilis
Keir Starmer’s 2025 was turbulent as Reform UK kept up the pressure, while King Charles dealt with the fallout of his brother Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein
OMG! In the crosshairs of the taxman: what social media influencers need to declare
The latest guidance from Revenue makes it clear that all social media income-generating activity is taxable
Pop your cork: four alternatives to Champagne to enjoy this Christmas
Did you know you can find very fine sparkling wines in England?
Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley: ‘There was an undeniable energy and chemistry between us’
The stars of Hamnet, Chloé Zhao’s Oscar-tipped film, talk Shakespeare, acting and growing up in different Irelands
Is Strictly Come Dancing nearing its last waltz?
The clue is in the title: this BBC show moves people
2025 in culture politics: Arts Council’s IT crisis, RTÉ’s financial strain and Trump’s assault on the BBC
One of the many negative effects of the housing crisis is making Ireland a cold place for culture in all its forms
2025 in art: Our 10 favourite Irish exhibitions of the year
Mainie Jellett and Evie Hone at the National Gallery of Ireland, Kunstkammer in Waterford and Lisa Fingleton in Tralee are among the highlights
Mark Moriarty’s Christmas menu plan: two simple dessert classics with wow factor
Delivering a festive wow factor doesn’t have to involve loads of fiddly effort
The 12 books of Christmas: classic festive reads
The holidays provide the perfect time to curl up with a good book – and all the better if it has a seasonal theme
Poem of the Week: Evie Hone’s Nativity Window (Manresa Jesuit Retreat House, Clontarf)
A new work by Daniel Reardon
Man arrested in connection with death in Kilgarvan in July
Gardaí are preparing a file for the Director of Public Prosecutions
Maresca plays dangerous game as confusion reigns from his Chelsea grenade
Club remain bemused by head coach creating speculation he has issues with the hierarchy and do not want drama
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