Dean Rock: Jim McGuinness wants people to think it’s Donegal against the world
Manager is creating siege mentality and deflecting attention away from disappointing group stage
UK parliament votes for assisted dying, paving the way for historic law change
Majority backs Bill that would allow terminally ill adults with a life expectancy of less than six months to end their lives
Greater Traveller representation needed in Irish politics, says UN committee
‘One Traveller woman in the senate is good but not sufficient’, says committee vice-chairperson Marianna Mikko
Growing concern about fate of Iranian political prisoners during conflict with Israel
Dublin-based Iranian woman says contact has been lost with her brother
NCAD could not ‘wipe slate clean’ after student with Down syndrome failed exam, WRC hears
Woman (25) has brought complaint alleging failure to provide reasonable accommodation
Lions tour diary: Ahead of Argentina clash a relaxed Johnny Sexton, Dostoevsky and questions of identity
British and Irish Lions squad sing from same hymn sheet about being best of the best
Former Ires activist Vision to lose one board nominee as it cuts stake below 3%
Two Vision directors appointed after truce at Ireland’s largest listed landlord last year backed board view opposing sale or break-up of business
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
Creeslough: Planning permission refused for petrol station at site of explosion in which 10 people died
Original grant of planning permission by Donegal County Council was appealed by a number of family members of the deceased
EuroMillions: Cork’s northside abuzz as ‘friendliest shop’ named as source of €250m jackpot
Praise for Centra where ‘young fellas’ still help with carrying heavy goods - and a celebration is planned
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill in the spotlight as health controversies intensify
Fears rolling issues involving children’s hospital services and others could dominate the political agenda over the summer
Leaving Cert economics: A ‘great paper’ with topical questions
Students hoping for high marks needed to have studied entire course
Irish pharma exports drive euro zone trade in first quarter
ECB report says Irish pharma exports behind jump in EU exports in first quarter
Irish ports handle 12.9m tonnes of goods in the first quarter
Greenore in Louth is included for the first time in CSO data brining the number of main statistical port in State to eight
Kevin Prendergast, influential trainer, dies aged 92
He trained his first winner in 1963 and put well over 2000 winners through his hands during a lengthy career
United Airlines expands capacity on routes from Dublin to US
Customers will be able to connect ‘seamlessly’ from hubs in Newark, Chicago and Washington DC, airline says
Lottery Q&A: What are my odds and does it matter where I buy a ticket?
Some shops have been luckier than others, but who knows where the next winner might be sold
Residential construction fell 10% in first quarter of 2025 compared with last year, says CSO
Dublin faces second consecutive year of declining apartment completions, according to estate agent JLL
Matt Williams: Lions can’t afford to be infected by Irish rugby’s sense of entitlement against resurgent Australia
Wallabies have made significant progress since the disaster of World Cup 2023
Ireland was a rock’n’roll backwater when Henry Mount Charles brought Dylan, Springsteen and The Rolling Stones to Slane
As the profile of Slane as a rock venue grew, Mount Charles lapped it up
Will part-time work or staying at home with children leave you poorer in old age? Here’s what to do now
In a working world that is still skewed against them, what can women do to offset the disadvantages?
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
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
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?
In the News podcast: Understanding what is happening in the Israel-Iran war
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
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
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 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
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