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State of the Union speech: Trump says little on Europe, China as foreign policy sidelined

Trump was well over an hour into the longest State of the Union address in history before leaving domestic politics

By Denis Staunton

Kevin bought his daughter a bed online. It was a ‘Very’ frustrating experience

‘Any attempt to call results in lengthy hold times’ after company sends same package twice in first delivery

By Conor Pope

Denis O’Brien’s New Zealand move and the corporation tax riddle

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By Peter Flanagan

McCann FitzGerald on the lookout for new Dublin headquarter office

State’s fifth-largest law firm seeking up to 160,000sq ft of office space to accommodate further growth

By Ronald Quinlan

‘My sibling turns every family event into a scene where they are the star’

Tell Me About It: ‘They are never satisfied with the level of attention they get – so I don’t really bother trying’

By Trish Murphy

Counting the cost of EU presidency

Hefty outlay on bags, umbrellas and lapel pins beggars belief

Boys should be told about the heroes and villains in Gisèle Pelicot’s story

Far from drowning in hatred, victimhood and despair, she has retained her faith in humanity and found new love

By Kathy Sheridan

Letters: Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth

One man’s waste is another man’s treasure

Solving the problem of unregistered dentists

Time for the Irish Dental Council to examine its own role

Institutions rely on more than public tolerance

Openness and oversight offer a far more stable foundation

Gordon D’Arcy: England-Ireland clash revealed a glaring difference in coaching styles

Borthwick’s England played like a team drilled to within an inch of their lives while Farrell’s Ireland were trusted to play more on instinct

By Gordon D'Arcy

We can’t wean ourselves off US multinationals’ taxes, even if we wanted

We want services funded by multinational corporation tax but won’t own up to the compromises involved

By John McManus

Ukraine’s four-year war

The line between war and peace in the European Union is thinner than many would like to believe

Dublin tenants in their 80s seek explanation over rent increase

Long-term Dublin City Council tenants say circumstances unchanged since retirement

Target the flare-throwers, not everyone else

Punishing the entire game by halting funding risks damaging clubs

A navy without ships is a joke

Beef up defence or admit we want to keep counting on the big boys

Ruthless Ireland defying metrics that say they are the worst team in the Six Nations

How Ireland created a new set piece to solve their transition attack woes

By Nathan Johns

Carlingford Lough’s Narrow Water Bridge to usher in new era on both sides of the Border

Linking Warrenpoint in south Down to Omeath in north Louth, bridge is expected to have transformative effect

By Paul Colgan

‘It was quiet. Too quiet’: A trial run at the empty nest

‘I will return to grumbling about empty cereal bowls and endless analysis of Love Island’

By Róisín Ingle

Mary Lou McDonald brings wow factor to Dáil as she attacks Taoiseach over SNAs reform

Micheál Martin takes robust stance, accusing her of ‘empty soundbites’ and grandstanding

By Miriam Lord

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