NBA finals go to game seven for first time since 2016 as Indiana Pacers beat Oklahoma City Thunder
Pacers kepts Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander quiet to force final game
Brilliant Lionel Messi free-kick leads Inter Miami past Porto while PSG are stunned at Club World Cup
Brazilian side Botafogo beat the European champions
Moneypoint power station ends coal use ahead of schedule
Ireland’s largest power plant to be used as back-up as renewables hub is scaled up
Lions try out unlikely midfield combination against Argentina
Big weekend for Galway GAA; Rory McIlroy has a strong start on the PGA Tour
Ireland weather: Weekend temperatures to reach 29 degrees, but rain to return next week
Met Eireann warns of high UV risk and the need to be ‘sun smart’
McDonald’s Irish investments jump in value amid climb in profits
Burger chain’s Irish entity reported pre-tax profits of €42.4m from chain of 95 fast food restaurants
How the death of an ‘old boy from Ireland’ in London-Irish suburb sparked a misguided viral appeal
The death of Martin Fallon from Sligo recently sparked a viral post about Archway’s evolving Irish enclave
Centra store in Cork City revealed as €250m EuroMillions winning ticket seller
Winner became Ireland’s 18th EuroMillions jackpot winner
Grenfell Uncovered on Netflix: First-rate journalism highlights how working class victims were left waiting for answers
Television: Immediate aftermath of tragedy carries clear echoes of official response to Stardust blaze
Israel-Iran latest: European foreign ministers to meet Iranian counterpart as Trump considers strikes
Ministers from Britain, France and Germany to discuss conflict with Abbas Araqchi
Irish construction firms working on projects abroad amid planning snarl-ups
CIF calls on Government to remove ‘roadblocks’ creating ‘persistent uncertainty in Ireland’s infrastructure pipeline’
Russian minister says country’s economy is ‘on the verge’ of recession
Russia and Ukraine exchange captured soldiers but drone attacks target Kharkiv and Odesa
Applegreen plots US expansion and AIB’s road out of Government ownership
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Israel needs Trump’s ‘bunker buster’ but will US enter the war?
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Micheál Martin and Paschal Donohoe are responsible for this Government’s lethargy
They have power, but seem unwilling to introduce cultural change and fiscal discipline
French father and daughter killed in Iceland had lived in Ireland for 10 years
Reykjavík investigator says suspect, the man’s wife, is still in hospital but has been questioned by police
Shane Walsh on coming back from injury: ‘It can knock you, you can go into your shell a bit. I definitely felt that’
Walsh looks to have regained full confidence ahead of Galway’s preliminary quarter-final against Down
Nurses risked everything for us during the pandemic. Now many are abandoned to its awful legacy
Nurses who contracted long Covid remain trapped in a post-pandemic freeze frame, battling extreme fatigue, brain fog, weakened immunity, headaches and pain
How can we stop corporate gombeen men running amok again? Credit unions could be the answer
AIB said this week it owes an ‘immense debt of gratitude’ to the Irish taxpayer. Indeed it does
The Central Bank’s hard-landing scenario: corporate tax crashes, budget deficit balloons to €18bn
Regulator lays out how US tariffs might hit Ireland’s export-led, multinational-heavy economy
The GAA’s sceptical relationship with time keeping is not a new phenomenon
Since its introduction, the FRC’s match clock has been one of the most troublesome amendments
Joe Canning: Everything is coming together for Tipperary at the right time
For the first time since 2023, Tipperary have momentum. Galway will need to come up with something to stay in the championship
Applegreen to invest $750m in Massachusetts motorway service stations under 35-year deal
US-backed Irish firm will have contract to run restaurants and shops, sell fuel and operate EV charging sites
Shamrock Rovers boss Stephen Bradley wary of threat posed by Cork City’s livewire attackers
Title-chasing Hoops targeting victory ahead of showdown with arch-rivals Bohemians
Economic concerns growing across the island, warns InterTrade Ireland
Retail and construction industry especially worried, with professional services less concerned about coming months
Underestimating Jonquil could prove costly in vintage Commonwealth Cup at Royal Ascot
Juddmonte’s No 1 jockey Colin Keane opts to ride Babouche in big sprint
Bundee Aki and Sione Tuipulotu centre partnership shows Andy Farrell’s not afraid to shake things up
Aki to start at inside centre against Argentina, partnered on the outside by Scotland’s Tuipulotu
Median value of homes bought by first-time buyers has risen to nearly €372,000
Mortgage drawdowns by this cohort exceeded €7.8bn last year, the highest since 2006
Minister admonished for bringing ‘substantial’ issues to Cabinet without telling colleagues
Failed Arts Council IT project one of two issues brought to Cabinet ‘under the arm’, senior official said
Olympians give a splash course in the art of high-speed sailing
The next Olympic Games may be three years away, but medals are currently being earned in the shadows
Charlotte Tilbury’s new cream blush is summer skin, bottled
Simone Gannon on the brands bringing golden hour to our cheeks this summer
Abuse survivors left waiting too long for redress from Scouting Ireland
Youth organisation continues to fight historical sex abuse cases in the courts, despite apologies and promises
Scouting Ireland opted against ‘non-adversarial’ abuse survivors scheme
Youth organisation facing about 70 legal cases from alleged abuse survivors seeking compensation
Two Italian wines from Tesco to drink with pasta
Wines for the Weekend: Irish drinkers are familiar with Montepulciano d’Abruzzo but Pecorino is less well-known
HSE aims to bring in new weekend work rosters for healthcare staff over summer
HSE indicates it wants up to 10% of staff to be available for weekend work
How the culture war is remaking advertising
Brands are diluting or scrapping campaigns with social purpose as the movement against DEI intensifies
Government plans for €35,000 fees cap to halt High Court delays to building projects
Ministers take legal advice over measure intended to clear way for quicker infrastructure and housing
I am quite good with money. I know exactly how to spend it all
Sacrificing life’s small joys to save cash is hard when you’re not sure it will be enough to get you the most modest of homes
Gavin Friday: ‘U2 and I are almost like brothers – you very rarely blow smoke up your brother’s ass’
The musician on positive changes in Ireland, his enduring friendship with Bono and co, and how he never made money until Jim Sheridan came calling
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