‘Instead of hope, Palestinians were back in prison’: How Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza 20 years ago went sour
In August 2005 Israeli settlers were told to leave by their government, a move opposed by Binyamin Netanyahu
After their Lions win, can the Wallabies survive a high-altitude Test against rugby’s apex predators?
Encounter with Springboks at Ellis Park, Johannesburg, will be daunting task for Joe Schmidt’s squad
Manager sacked after ‘joke’ sext on colleague’s phone gets reduced WRC award
Tribunal agrees dismissal was unfair but awards just 30% of losses to financial services executive who was twice reported for sexual harassment
Father of girl killed in Co Mayo crash urges truck driver not to be ‘consumed by guilt’
Inquest held into deaths of Abbigael Tournié Moore (8) and her mother Aisling Moore (46) in collision on N26 road near Foxford in July 2024
Which Irish players should we look out for in the Premier League this season?
Evan Ferguson joins growing number of Irish players heading farther afield
UN talks fail to get agreement for treaty on plastic pollution following opposition from the US
Delegates criticise role of Trump administration in siding with Saudi Arabia and other petrochemical producers
Shelbourne to host Linfield at Tolka Park in Conference League playoff first leg
Shamrock Rovers travel to the Azores to play Santa Clara
Occasion of Welsh language cultural festival ‘dramatic and emotional’
To get a sense of the scale of this event, imagine a Gaeltacht concoction of Aosdána, Electric Picnic and the National Ploughing Championships
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Bob MacIntyre shoots 62 to leave Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry eight off lead at BMW Championship
Holywood golfer paired with world No 1 Scottie Scheffler for first two rounds of BMW Championship in Maryland
‘What happened to me should never happen to you’: Campaign aims to combat online sex offences against children
Latest figures show more than 2,000 sexual offences recorded against children in Northern Ireland last year
Sophie Toscan du Plantier: Gardaí awaiting results of tests using advanced DNA collection
Technique has been used in hundreds of cases in the US
Intel shares jump on possible US government investment
Chipmaker’s stock rises 7% after reports Trump administration could take an ownership stake
What do we expect from Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin’s meeting today?
Meeting of US and Russian leaders not expected to pave the way for a breakthrough given gulf between Moscow and Kyiv on key issues
Storm Éowyn cost insurers €301m while fossil fuels remain top power source
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The day Galway reorganised hurling’s top table
Fifty years ago this weekend, the westerners burst from obscurity by defeating Cork
Ireland set to feel the heat from Washington’s Maga brigade over Occupied Territories Bill
Trump’s shock troops need to have the proposed legislation explained because, it seems, they have not read it
Johnny Watterson: Don’t cast Emma Raducanu as the villain in crying-child debate
Tennis player was not taken seriously by umpire after drawing attention to the disturbance
Storm Éowyn was most expensive weather event in history for Irish insurers, costing €301m
Breakdown of figures shows 33,768 claims were lodged following storm
Entrenched views remain barrier to a proper discussion about Irish unity
Much has changed since partition ‘marooned’ Northern nationalists, but much has stayed the same
Mason Melia building towards thrilling end to St Pat’s chapter ahead of Tottenham move
Teenager’s goals and works of on-field artistry have been increasing, much to the dismay of defenders
Can Ireland win the Rugby World Cup? ‘No reason why not,’ says Molly Scuffil-McCabe
Scrumhalf insists belief is strong among squad members ahead of opener versus Japan
We cannot police the streets if online material is not regulated
Racism in this State goes back a bit, but vile discourse online is new and most of it comes from abroad – principally the US and UK
Very small number of investors own vast bulk of shares in Gareth Sheridan’s US firm
Loss-making Nutriband had an accumulated deficit of US $39.8 million as of earlier this year
‘Young people drink less. That has calmed the area down’
Flooding from River Corrib ‘part of our life now’, says owner of Ard Bia restaurant in Galway
‘I moved to London at 33. Unfortunately there’s nothing for me back home right now’
The Rathfarnham comedian on ‘feeling foolish’ about moving to London at 33 to try to make it, and why she doesn’t see herself moving back to Ireland
The best make-up products for your summer holidays, from blush to tinted serums
Sculpted by Aimee and Charlotte Tilbury products among versatile, space-saving favourites to bring on your next trip
EY Entrepreneur of the Year profiles: From online teaching and Dancing with the Stars to pharma and SMEs
We profile four of the finalists chosen in the established category for this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards
‘Breweries are going to go out of business’: Water charges hike another setback for sector
Further setback comes as struggling independent brewers grapple with ‘astronomical’ input cost increases
I’ve promised to give a speech, but am freaking out. You see, I’m a big thick
This was supposed to be the year I would slow down, say no to things
How Ireland went from first to last in the race to develop offshore wind energy
For a fleeting moment, the State was at the forefront of this technology; now it’s back of the class
Ruling on controversial development beside St Anne’s Park due after legal action withdrawn
An Coimisiún Pleanála set to rule on plans for 580 apartments beside Raheny park next month
Temperatures forecast to hit 26 degrees on Friday and during ‘muggy’ weekend
Warm and humid conditions to continue, says Met Éireann
The couple on the Blasket: ‘There is no typical day here. The sea often has other ideas’
Camille Rosenfeld and James Hayes reflect on their summer stint as custodians
Ireland relied on fossil fuels for 80% of energy use in 2024
Ireland ranks eighth out of top 10 countries for renewable electricity use, Energy Institute report says
Germany’s Israel pivot is raising fears among Jewish residents
From bus attacks to Holocaust comparisons, some in the Jewish community report a surge in hostility following arms sales restriction
The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Dalton Philips, Greencore
Shares in the Dublin-based food group soared on the back of a stronger-than-expected trading update
The Movie Quiz: Which Saturday Night Fever song is a recommended guide to the rhythm for manual CPR?
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