Jeffrey Epstein files: why Donald Trump’s biggest supporters are turning on him
In the News podcast: Irish Times Washington correspondent Keith Duggan on how the latest Epstein saga is testing Trump supporters’ faith to the limits
Standards for supporting asylum seekers ‘have to be maintained’, says UN high commissioner
Filippo Grandi said increasing defence spending while cutting foreign aid is a ‘strategic mistake’
Why are Ireland’s schools struggling to find teachers?
In the News podcast: 79,000 qualified teachers were employed in last academic year, but many posts remain unfilled
Why is shopping in Ireland’s supermarkets so expensive at the moment and is there any way to bring it down?
In the News podcast: Consumer affairs correspondent Conor Pope on why higher food prices are here to stay
Tramore community rallies around Albanian family facing deportation
Mother facing deportation: ‘Sometimes I just want to give up but I have to go on for my children’
Man arrested in Monaghan as part of global operation targeting human trafficking
Arrest carried out during Operation Global Chain, an international initiative focused on crime groups
Woman seriously sexually assaulted in South Dublin park
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident which appened after midnight on Tuesday at Sean Moore Park, Dublin 4
Irish physiotherapist in Gaza: ‘Nobody is safe, there’s no end in sight’
`You are on the front line because everywhere in Gaza is the front line,’ says Limerick volunteer Rieke Hayes
AI technologies being used in effort to reduce risk of fraud in immigration process
Department of Justice says new tools are not used for application decision-making
How Texas flooding disaster led to political blame game
In the News podcast: Irish Times Washington correspondent Keith Duggan discusses the aftermath of the Texas floods
What south Dublin students get up to on a Leaving Cert holiday in Zakynthos
In the News podcast: Irish Times reporter Niamh Browne on her week spent shadowing students on their post-Leaving Cert trip to Greece
The Occupied Territories Bill: How long will it take to become law and will there be international implications?
In the News podcast: Pat Leahy charts the Bill’s seven-year journey through Irish politics
Changes in housing support creating ‘frightening situation’ for Ukrainian families
From this week, homeowners hosting Ukrainian refugees will see monthly ARP payment drop to €600 for the first time
Joe Duffy rules himself out of presidential race
Former RTÉ broadcaster wished to make it ‘absolutely clear’ he would not run for Áras
Br Kevin Crowley remembered as ‘fearless and tireless advocate’ for the most vulnerable in society
Funeral hears of friar’s commitment to his work at Dublin’s Capuchin Day Centre