The tech billionaire’s anti-democratic ideals have been out in the open for years

The Star City and Black Dove actor recalls being brought to productions of Séan O’Casey’s plays as child

Ask Roe: Choices your husband made have no reflection on your worth, and are entirely a reflection on him

Until now, many people working in the private sector have been obliged to retire from their jobs when they turn 65

A decline in the number of boy choristers at St Patrick’s Cathedral Choir School in Dublin has led to a recruitment drive

Dublin’s seven-time All-Ireland winning midfielder on the impact of last week’s win and the need to return to Parnell Park

Plus: enough with the AI posters already, selling sushi to the Japanese and life as an otter

After 25 years at RTÉ, the broadcaster now presents Radio 1’s culture show. He feels as if he’s found the thing he’s good at. He’s only sorry about the tragic circumstances

Brooks continues to live one of the great American lives. Let’s break with tradition and celebrate him while he’s still alive

Mícheál McCann reviews new collections by Rachel Long, Billy Ramsell, Máighréad Medbh and Moyra Donaldson

There are plenty of villains in the Donegal writer’s authoritative probe on how gambling has infected soccer’s soul

Authors Richard Heller and Peter Oborne bat for the greatest thing on God’s Earth in this well-researched book

Jet stream holds key to whether extreme heat will become more frequent and severe

The EU budget, online safety, Ukraine’s accession, removing red tape from green energy, or neutrality – what should the Government prioritise?

The deeper you dive into what is known as Wilkomirski Syndrome, the stranger it gets

Meanwhile, my grandchildren tap their screens with serene confidence

Our beaches are bursting in hot weather

Most science graduates never become academics, nor do they intend to

A radio ad for the school return before many schools have even closed for summer

Undue haste is dangerous, reflection vital in matters of life and death