Tributes paid to Irish artist Richard Gorman following his death
Painter, sculptor and printmaker was regarded as one of Ireland’s leading abstract artists
Trump to nominate Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chairman
Warsh interviewed for job in 2017. It eventually went to Jerome Powell, whose term as chairman expires in May
Euro zone economy unexpectedly grows by 0.3% in fourth quarter
Its performance in the face of geopolitical and trade tensions has surprised policymakers
Whisper it, but is Keir Starmer quietly reversing Brexit?
Six year after leaving the EU, the UK is navigating a delicate balancing act on trade and diplomatic ties with Brussels, as well as Washington and Beijing
Met Éireann weather warnings in effect for seven counties with flooding likely along east coast
East coast forecast to see more heavy rain on already saturated ground
Conor Murray: Respect to Lomu and McCaw, but Antoine Dupont is the greatest of all time
Michael Milne took a risk that may be about to pay off
Somali teen who came to Ireland alone wins right to challenge State after-care provision
Irish Refugee Council seeks order requiring Tusla to reassess whether teenager needs further life assistance
Champions League draw: Real Madrid to play Benfica again as Newcastle play Qarabag
Defending champions PSG to play Monaco in an all-Ligue 1 clash
Development comprising 134 apartments in the Liberties sold for €80m
Scheme that also features a number of public amenities bought by asset manager of German multinational insurance company Munich RE
Grace Lynch: Funeral Mass taking place for teen killed in Finglas scrambler incident
Girl (16) sustained fatal injuries while walking on pedestrian crossing on Ratoath Road last Sunday
Ukraine’s Zelenskiy blames Europeans for air defence gaps
Delayed western payments keep country’s air defences ‘simply empty’, allowing Russia to knock out power, says president
Six Nations 2026: What can we expect from Ireland and their tricky away trips?
Injuries represent opportunities for Andy Farrell to blood new talent
Employers urged to embed grief care into staff wellbeing initiatives
‘The grief doesn’t go away if it is not dealt with properly,’ says Amy Gibney of the Irish Hospice Foundation
Séamus Power in the top five as Justin Rose leads Farmers Insurance Open
Irishman makes strong start to PGA Tour event with opening 65 at Torrey Pines
Carlos Alcaraz breaks Zverev’s heart after surviving cramp to win five-set epic
World number one fended off Zverev in semi-final lasting more than five hours
St Brigid’s Day: who was she, why do we celebrate her and did she perform miracles?
This weekend celebrates Ireland’s patroness saint but what do we know about her?
Start of Dublin Racing Festival under threat due to heavy rain
Inspection to take place this afternoon for tomorrow’s card, which features four Grade One races
Event guide: Hot Press’s 50th birthday gig, Dorothy Cross and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead
January 31st-February 6th, 2026: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
Price of Kerrygold butter cut by 9% across SuperValu and Centra stores
Musgrave – which also owns the Donnybrook Fair and Daybreak franchises – saw turnover in 2024 reach €5.2bn
Irish funds services firm Carne valued at €1.4bn by private equity trade
Permira buys out Vitruvian and some others in transaction that sees group’s valuation more than treble in five years
Trump’s cabinet attends premiere of Amazon‑backed documentary Melania
Amazon studio bought film for $40 million and spent $35 million on marketing
Donald Trump warns UK on ‘dangerous’ China moves after Xi-Starmer talks
British PM’s trip this week signals a thaw in UK-China ties
The battle for Minneapolis: ‘Ice agents are like this invisible goon squad’
Two civilians have been shot dead but ordinary Americans - many from the very demographic that Trumpian’s ideology purports to uplift - continue to oppose the forces sent into their city by the president
Revenue refunds €28.8m tax on phantom profits to Wirecard Irish unit’s liquidator
German fintech collapsed amid scandal in 2020
Apple enjoys most profitable quarter ever amid record iPhone sales
The ‘staggering level of demand’ has constrained the company’s ability to keep up and resulted in low inventory, said Tim Cook
Ireland’s wet weather to continue; Michael Flatley’s legal battle and Pat Kenny signs off
Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan: Weather warnings issues for several counties and housing developers threaten legal action over rental reforms
Michael Flatley: Why the Lord of the Dance was in a Belfast court
In the News podcast: World’s best known Irish dancer fought civil case and won
New and noteworthy Irish spa experiences to reset, refresh and restore
Simone Gannon rounds up the latest spa and beauty experiences from Galway to Dublin
Should you become a teacher in Ireland? I find it hard to recommend it these days
Having three unions in teaching is not a great thing; in fact, it’s quite a bad thing
Ireland needs a better strategy than ‘hope’ when it comes to flood prevention
Concrete is at the centre of the Irish flooding dilemma, but it is not the solution either. We need to look to nature
Sympathy for politicians Michael Cahill and Colm Keaveney is misplaced
Leinster House sets the laws on driving, but it needs to set the example too
Senior public health official in UK locked out of Irish career due to stricter rules
‘If I moved to Ireland and got a public health job I would have to drop down four or five grades. It’s a real shame’
HSE bid for Bloomfield Hospital ‘significantly’ higher than market value
HSE committee agrees to look at ways to strengthen executive’s legal position for property purchases
Ireland up against ‘much deeper pockets’ for FDI amid ‘stronger’ competition, says O’Rourke
Ireland is an ‘oasis of stability in a fairly turbulent sea’
How a global finance billionaire became Trump’s tariff champion
US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick is now Trump’s loudest and brashest defender but he wasn’t always a fan
Further sales of aircraft lessors likely as two deals loom
Genesis and Macquarie AirFinance on the market
Willie Mullins is back to his best and eyeing more winners at Dublin Racing Festival
Rejuvenated champion trainer again looks to be in pole position to dominate €2m Leopardstown event
Test debut for Edwin Edogbo could bolster Ireland’s firepower
Physical Munster lock looks viable option if Andy Farrell opts for 6-2 split in Six Nations opener
Ireland backs coach Andrew Goodman: ‘We’ve got to make sure we’re building belief’
Ahead of the Six Nations opening, the squad is focused on evolving its attacking and aerial game, and playing to space
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