First Minister Michelle O’Neill among leaders seeking UK sanctions on Israel
Politicians from Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales urge Keir Starmer to recall UK parliament to take action against Israel
Kerry’s David Clifford and Tipperary’s John McGrath named as players of the month for July
Galway’s Aoife Donohue took the award for camogie with Kate Sullivan being recognised for her role in Dublin’s football win
Eastern Ukraine mapped: Vladimir Putin demands territory to end Russia’s war
In return for more land in Donetsk, the Russian president said he would freeze the frontline elsewhere
‘Skibidi’, ‘delulu’ and ‘tradwife’ among words added to Cambridge Dictionary
New entries confirm increasing influence of TikTok generation on the English language, say compilers
Four men injured following violent altercation in Co Clare
Incident occurred on Main Street in Miltown Malbay on Sunday evening
Some Palestinians already fleeing Gaza City out of fear of Israeli offensive
Five more Palestinians have died of malnutrition and starvation in the past 24 hours, says health ministry
Fine Gael is electrified at prospect of Heather Humphreys running for president
No obvious path to nomination for Seán Kelly
Lip-Bu Tan, Intel CEO with Silicon Valley’s toughest turnaround job
He may have won over the deal-besotted Trump, but rebuilding America’s chip manufacturing prowess is a job few envy
I’ve seen the future of live music – and it isn’t Oasis
Give me a night of Blackpink’s future-facing cyberpop over cash-grab nostalgia any day of the week
Unwelcome car-hire experiences might prove enlightening for intending travellers
One reader less than pleased when hire firm refused to accept printed, not embossed, credit card
PSNI investigating possible offences following pro-Palestine rally in Belfast
Small number of protesters displayed posters and placards in support of proscribed group Palestine Action
Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra’s funeral to take place on Wednesday
Requiem Mass to be held in Carlow’s Cathedral of the Assumption
Did you see Oasis at Croke Park? Share your experience
Tens of thousands gathered in capital as Britpop band played two sold-out shows
Larry Bass: ‘We’re building Hollywood in Ireland’
Shinawil founder on his journey from pirate radio to producing Dancing with the Stars
5,500 patients have stayed in Irish hospitals longer than medically necessary this year
Delays accessing care in the community affected 5,548 fit-for-discharge patients
Fresh challenges to State’s refusal to further backdate bereaved partners’ pensions
Changes to scheme followed Tipperary father’s successful Supreme Court challenge
Rose of Tralee judge Dr Clare Kambamettu: A ‘tiny but loud minority’ drives racism in Ireland
The clinical psychologist says she is ‘extremely proud’ of her Irish-Indian heritage
Bolivia’s left in historic defeat as presidential vote set for October runoff
Centrist Rodrigo Paz leads early results
Terence Stamp, a kid from London’s East End, appeared in all the right films for all the right directors
Stamp, who has died aged 87, and Julie Christie were the 1960s signature couple: suave, casual, staggeringly good-looking
Man arrested after motorcyclist seriously injured in Co Mayo collision
Motorcyclist (50s) in critical condition in hospital
First Wendy’s fast food restaurant in Ireland to open in Cork
Mahon Point Shopping Centre will host first branch of American fast food chain
Three killed in Russian strikes on Kharkiv, say Ukrainian officials
Russia ‘must be stopped through transatlantic unity and pressure’, says Ukrainian foreign minister
Thunderstorm alert in place for three counties, with risk of lightning damage
Met Éireann forecasts potential lightning damage and difficult travelling conditions for parts of Munster
Garda Ombudsman investigates after man injured following interaction with gardaí in Dublin city centre
Incident occurred near the Holiday Inn on O’Connell Street in Dublin during the early hours of Friday
Zelenskiy, flanked by Europe, heads to Washington as Trump presses for Russia deal
White House envoy claims Russia has dropped its opposition to the West providing Nato-style defence pledges to Kyiv
Family of Eugene O’Reilly and CRH face Ukraine dispute
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An Irish doctor speaks out about his time working in Qatar
Irish Times health correspondent Shauna Bowers discusses the experiences of a Tipperary doctor caring for Qatar’s wealthiest citizens
Japanese walking: How to try this viral fitness trend
Studies show high-intensity interval walking ‘significantly enhances fitness, muscle strength, and health markers’
Older renters are particularly vulnerable amid Ireland’s housing crisis
How are people with disposable income of €20,067 to afford the average rent of €17,280?
Ryanair: ‘We don’t have time to waste with stupid follow-up questions from your readers’
The airline says under-16s now need to be accompanied by an adult when flying. Readers say it’s not that simple
Ireland’s electricity infrastructure policy rewiring should be a matter of public debate
This nation is known as the data centre capital of the world - unfortunately, we are not the energy infrastructure capital too
I Am Not an Alcoholic: ‘In this beautiful weather what harm could a chilled glass of wine do?’
Part 26: While maintaining my sobriety may not be a certainty, I can be certain that nothing or no one will ever make me act uncontrollably again
New Tottenham ‘Hotspaw’ pet partner leaves Spurs fans howling with frustration
Manchester United fan sets up GoFundMe to try to sign Baleba, but falls woefully short
Dodgy boxes are everywhere and that’s bad news for football as it heads for saturation point
Wealth of options at piracy subscribers’ fingertips means big sporting events are losing their value
Tony Holohan drops presidential bid to avoid ‘abuse’ of family
Former chief medical officer says personal abuse is becoming ‘increasingly normalised in Irish politics’
Heavyweight firm CRH and O’Reilly motor dealer family mired in Ukraine row
Irish building materials giant faces legal challenge over cement deal
John Hegarty taking Wexford footballers onwards and upwards despite club reservations
Manager admits failure to achieve promotion this year would have meant ‘project was a failure’
Espionage and ‘destructive ideologies’ are among main threats to State, says Garda report
Ireland may be target for foreign spies intent on stealing intellectual property and sensitive information, security services plan suggests
Just one nurse left in Defence Forces after decision to let unit collapse
Outsourcing Army Nursing Service would be prohibitively expensive and less effective, official report had said
Grid investment key to cutting fossil-fuel use
Recent report shows oil and gas account for just over 80% of energy
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