Ryanair’s sky-high gains fuel O’Leary’s €125m bonus ambitions
Irish carrier reports another set of strong earnings
Nike sorely misses spirit of the great Steve Prefontaine as running values tumble
Fifty years after untimely death of inspirational athlete, running brand is struggling in a vastly changed world
It’s time to stop hoarding old smartphones and laptops
Frugality and waste avoidance are the overwhelming drivers for people to store unused electrical equipment. But it can be put to better use
Why are so many young Irish rugby players moving to France?
Irish coaches in French clubs are looking towards home to scout for players looking for a pathway to professional rugby
Direct flights to Cancún may say more about the US than Mexico
Will Irish tourists wary of Trump and US border controls go south of the border?
Zlatan wins the aerial battle but Michael D Higgins still comes home with another striking prize
Plus: Bloomsday hits Tehran (despite Ulysses ban); a great gig for tunnelling experts; and Norman naysayer Aengus Ó Snodaigh
I am seldom lost for words, but the atrocities in Gaza leave me speechless
If there is a triumph in the razing of Gaza, in the targeted starvation, the mass killing, the fervent cruelty of it all, it is a triumph over language
‘It’s gone absolutely loony’: as Ireland’s campervan culture explodes, problems arise
Amid a record boom in campervan ownership since Covid, complaints include a lack of infrastructure, ‘backlash’ from some councils and poor behaviour from a minority
‘Menstrual health affects everything - our work, our relationships, our mental health. Yet it’s still whispered about’
Dr Hazel Wallace – aka The Food Medic – on leaving medicine, offering credible advice online, and her new book about periods
Ryanair quietly drops carbon offset option for passengers on its flights
Carbon calculator for flight emissions also withdrawn as airline says ‘there was very little interest or uptake from passengers’
Sarah Moss: ‘I’m a classic first child. A driven overachiever. Slightly neurotic’
The author and Irish Times columnist on her unusual introduction to the Burren, her contentment levels, and getting angry
‘We’re an Irish-Canadian-French household. I’m finally getting some return on my Leaving Cert French’
Wild Geese: Ruairí Doyle, Vancouver
Mary Ronan, separated wife of developer Johnny Ronan, leaves estate valued at €5.6 million
Pat Veale, former director of property firm PJ Walls Group, left €6.9 million estate, latest Probate Office filings show
American Dirt author Jeanine Cummins: ‘I felt like the entire world was against me but I knew I would emerge’
American Dirt author talks about her experience of becoming a hate figure, and writing her latest novel Speak to Me of Home
Murder of Irish-American woman shocks wealthy Brussels suburb
Carmel Delaney’s killing in the ‘Blackrock’ of Belgian capital has griped locals
Why is our holly bush suddenly shedding?
Holly leaf blight is an increasing problem in Irish gardens in recent years
Children’s theatre company Cahoots: ‘We’ve been playing 3,500-seat venues – and filling them. It was a whole new experience’
Cahoots artistic director and cofounder Paul McEneaney on the Belfast company's 'game-changing' run in the United States
Is wine from the United States good?
California produces 90% of US wine output, but Washington, Oregon and New York are also noteworthy producers
Workman’s Club heyday: Where we rubbed shoulders with Paul Mescal, Fontaines DC and Morrissey
The Dublin club has been a creative hub for regulars who have gone on to write books, star in Love/Hate or the Meteor ad, or become a movie star
‘I said awful things about a friend while drunk – and I’m panicking that she might have overheard’
Ask Roe: ‘I have no idea why I said these things other than it being alcohol-fuelled bitchiness’
TV guide: Bono: Stories of Surrender, And Just Like That, and the other best new things to watch this week
TV highlights May 25th-30th: including Walking with Dinosaurs, Bloom, and Bono: Stories of Surrender
Downsizing in Ranelagh: a sun-kissed slice of Provence in Dublin 6
For the renovation of a smaller house, this homeowner took inspiration from the sun-washed colours of Cézanne’s south of France
Mission impossible: If you want to see how desperate Hollywood is, just look at what happens to movie titles
Hollywood’s serial chopping and changing of franchise movie titles shows the studios will go to any lenghts to Anything to grab audiences’ attention
Four new films to see this week
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, The Phoenician Scheme, The Flats, When the Light Breaks
Who was the real Mary of Nazareth and how did Christians come to believe she was a virgin?
Rite & Reason: Challenge today is to extricate the historical, fully human Mary from theological baggage heaped upon her over centuries
Woman pedestrian (60s) dies following collision in Co Meath
Woman pedestrian (60s) pronounced dead at scene of incident in Ashbourne
Tyrone beat Donegal at the death; Wins for Armagh, Monaghan and Meath – As it happened
Goals flying in at all the venues as Ger Brennan blames Leinster final hangover for Louth defeat to Monaghan
Tyrone burst Donegal’s bubble as Seanie O’Donnell storms Ballybofey
Seán MacCumhaill Park has previously been a fortress for Jim McGuinness’s side
Ireland’s Efrem Gidey triumphs in European 10,000m Cup
Clonliffe Harriers runner becomes first Irish athlete to win the event
Three late goals see Kilkenny retain Leinster minor hurling title
Young Cats claim 61st provincial title with win over Galway in Portlaoise
Monaghan bring Louth crashing back down to earth in Newbridge
Four goals for Louth put a shine on the scoreboard despite six-point defeat
Shamrock Rovers show their mettle, Duff’s gamble pays off – what we learned from Friday night’s League of Ireland action
John Martin proved a wise choice for Shelbourne while Mason Melia showed his drive
Iranian director Jafar Panahi wins Palme d’Or at Cannes for It Was Just an Accident
Harry Lighton’s Pillion, produced by Dublin-based Element Pictures, takes award for best screenplay in the Un Certain Regard section
Rás Tailteann: Final day battle in store as George Kimber takes fourth stage and yellow jersey
Isle of Man rider holds five-second advantage over Team Ireland’s Jamie Meehan
Armagh push past Ulster final pain to put Derry to the sword
Rian O’Neill made his first appearance of the season for the All-Ireland champions
Katie McCabe tastes Champions League glory as Arsenal stun Barcelona to clinch title
Substitute Stina Blackstenius on target for the Gunners in Lisbon
Government ‘incompetence’ incinerating money and slowing key projects, Aontú leader says
Peadar Tóibín raises spending accountability, immigration and children’s health issues in televised address to party ardfheis
French flair seals Champions Cup title for Bordeaux Bègles over Northampton Saints
Damian Penaud supplied two tries for Yannick Bru’s side in Cardiff
Nine of a doctor’s 10 children killed in Israel’s latest strikes in Gaza
Israel’s military says it had evacuated civilians from the area and ‘the claim regarding harm to uninvolved civilians is under review’
Cyclist (70s) dies after being hit by tractor in Co Clare
Woman pronounced dead at scene of incident on the L3180 road at Toonagh, Tulla on Saturday afternoon
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