‘Real risk’ Jonathan Gill will not attend future court dates if granted bail, judge rules
Gill is wanted in Northern Ireland to face a charge of murdering gangland figure Robbie Lawlor
The Irish Times view on the conviction of Sean McGovern: a major blow to organised crime
The Garda’s disruption of the top of the Kinahan cartel is a significant marker
Man jailed for 12½ years for abusing two sisters
David Mason (49) of Graigue Court, Ballymun, had denied the charges but was convicted following a trial
Woman jailed for stealing €500k from Dublin private school is adjudicated bankrupt
Mary Higgins was jailed for stealing €500,000 from Mount Sackville school, where she worked
‘A lot of renewable energy is being wasted’: Electricity rules that favour Ireland-Britain power lines are criticised
Industry body warns of waste as regulations favour power lines
Israel and Iran halt their most direct confrontation since April
US president Donald Trump intervenes after both sides exchange strikes
Ukrainian foreign minister calls for swift conclusion to Irish Aughinish Alumina investigation
Kaja Kallas visits Dublin on Tuesday for talks in advance of Ireland’s EU presidency
Irish workers get stronger rights to recover money owed by employers who ceased trading
Claims through the Insolvency Payments Scheme are limited to eight weeks for arrears of wages, holiday pay, sick pay and minimum notice payment
Software engineer (23) caught providing unlicensed taxi service after sting operation
Case against Shanming Li, of Lucan, Dublin, struck out after he paid €150 to charity
Manchester United think they can beat City to £100m-rated Elliot Anderson
Nottingham Forest rejected City’s bid for midfielder, with United also monitoring Mateus Fernandes
‘My recovery has started’ - Christian Eriksen ‘feeling good’ in wake of collapse
Danish international says his collapse in Sunday’s friendly with Ukraine was ‘a different situation from what happened in 2021’
Poland’s Tusk seeks calm and dialogue with Ukraine in row over army unit
Kyiv named unit after insurgents who massacred Poles in the second World War
‘Embarrassing and weak’: Scotland in World Cup war of words with Norway over cancelled training match
Scotland branded ‘unprofessional’ and ‘weak’ but stand by their decision to not play in game
Derry man convicted of terrorist offences arising from PSNI data breach
PSNI mistakenly released a spreadsheet in 2023 containing sensitive details on officers and staff
Up to 7,000 Rathwood customers are warned they will only get ‘nominal sum’ back
Consumer watchdog urges affected customers to act immediately to try to secure refunds through their credit or debit card provider
World Cup place up for grabs as Ireland dare to dream ahead of France showdown
Carla Ward’s team are close to full strength and high on confidence following victory against Netherlands
Jeffrey Donaldson told police alleged incident ‘absolutely categorically did not happen’
Jury heard recordings of police interviews made after DUP leader’s arrest in 2024
‘A true lion’: Fergus Slattery’s funeral hears he was ‘a force of nature on and off the field’
Campaigning on brain injuries in rugby may have been his ‘greatest contribution of all’
The Irish missionaries who helped develop top soccer clubs
Brother Walfrid Kerins from Sligo and Patrick O’Connell from Dublin were devoted to the game
Leaving Cert Irish paper one: Students glad to see predicted topics
Ordinary-level Leaving Cert Irish paper considered fair, manageable and accessible for students
Man (41) charged after serious assault in Portarlington
Ian Barnes from Charleston Place, Finglas, Dublin 11 was charged with the offence
‘Give him Duck’: How the Kinahan cartel planned to restore the confidence of its bungling hitman
Glen Clarke had previously botched three shootings, killing the wrong man each time. He had been lined up to carry out the Kirwan murder before he is believed to have accidentally shot himself in the head
Key hospital operating theatre staff at five Irish hospitals to strike tomorrow
Perfusionists operate machinery that performs heart and lung functions during surgery
Iran and Israel halt strikes after new wave of hostilities
Iran announces end to military operation against Israel; EU plans electricity price intervention
Owen Doyle: It looks like Hollie Davidson didn’t get the memo on player backchat
Referee allowed constant questioning of her decisions in the URC semi-final between Leinster and Stormers
Jack McCaffrey says Ger Brennan ‘has every right’ to clarify his position after Jarlath Burns comments
Dublin manager will return to sideline from 12-week suspension for Sunday’s game against Cavan
Leaving Cert Irish paper one contains surprising omission
Second week of State exams begins for more than 140,000 students across junior and senior cycle
Rotunda backs down in standoff over consultants taking private work
Maternity hospital’s board to ‘bring its arrangements into line with Government policy’
Limerick-based Kneat Solutions software group to be acquired for over €400m
US private equity firm Thoma Bravo to take over business
Thorntons waste firm sues insurance company for declining claims over two fires
Thorntons Recycling claims it has suffered more than €15m loss and damage as a result of the fires
Johnny Ronan gets green light for IFSC redevelopment
Dublin City Council signs off on redevelopment of current Citi HQ
Scrambler bike rider loses High Court claim following Dublin crash
The Coolock case pre-dates ‘Grace’s Law’
Malcolm Byrne says he will ‘face the consequences’ after arrest on suspicion of drink-driving
Fianna Fáil politician says he will ‘face up to whatever happens’ in investigation
FAI understood to have settled on moving Ireland v Israel to neutral venue
Board in talks with Uefa but decision to play home game at a neutral venue said to be made informally
Former directors at heating systems firm colluded in obtaining information for rival, court told
Knowledge will enable poaching customers, suppliers and employees, it is alleged
Michael Bailey firm contests Fingal council demand for €1m financial contribution over plan for 530 new homes
Fingal County Council granted planning permission last month for 530 apartments and one creche at Barrysparks and Crowscastle, Swords
Two men admit terror offences over plot to attack Galway mosque
One of the men is further charged with the possession of two hatchets, a knuckle duster and a hunting knife in the car
Hospital consultant expresses medical concerns over Chawke family wood-fired pizza operation
Sinead Murphy cites recurring smoke emissions and repeated exposure to wood-fired particulates
Judge urged to consider ‘very significant’ change of circumstances in Paddy McKillen jnr bankruptcy application
Judge Liam Kennedy last month heard McKillen jnr’s application for dismissal of bankruptcy summons
A ‘miraculous transformation’: how Kim Jong-un fortified North Korea
Kim Jong-un used the pandemic to ruthlessly tighten his grip on the country. Then he energised its economy by leveraging Russia’s war in Ukraine
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