When we learn to shut down pity, we summon the pitiless to power

Do recent price increases plus an upcoming VAT rise make EVs as costly to run for some motorists as a petrol or diesel car?

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The three primary reasons visitors come to Ireland are low-cost to no-cost. But could high prices put that at risk?

Fine Gael’s Mairead McGuinness and Independent Catherine Connolly are on the start line, but Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin continue to prevaricate

The third Test between the Lions and Australia was a rugby travesty

Nicola Keane, who took her own life, had post natal depression and psychosis after giving birth to son Henry

According to Luke Kemp’s learned, provocative and deeply unsettling book about how societies come crashing down, today’s equivalent of Goliath is staring us in the mirror

‘I witnessed the most beautiful outpouring of love for our capital city’

Cost of living pressures that push people to take tenants in to help with bills can have unexpected impacts unless you qualify for rent-a-room relief

Kathy Prendergast and Chris Leach are showing their work together for the first time at a special exhibition opening at the Kilkenny Arts Festival

Brand ambassadors driving cars or people accepting gifts in exchange for posts are all caught by rules that are explained in new Revenue guide

The reawakened Hawker has been put together with great care, bringing all the expertise of Hang Dai to a Rathmines outlet

Hugo Keenan and Dan Sheehan among the Irish who had good tours

Curraghmore Estate was packed with 30,000 festivalgoers overs the weekend. Here’s what we loved and hated

The iconoclastic punks put in a fantastically furious set that breathtakingly meshes punk and politics

For as long as GLP-1 weight loss drugs stay expensive, wealth and thinness will be linked

As technology improves, the temptation to use it to game the system grows

Whatever can be done to end Israel’s daily massacres and strategic starvation of Palestinians has to happen

Customers at the celebrated Dublin 4 pub express concern as it faces threat of demolition