Two young men dead after four-vehicle crash in Co Tipperary
Two women in their 20s were also taken to hospital, gardaí said
Manhunt under way at Brown University after gunman kills two and wounds nine
Ten people who were shot were reportedly students, the university president says
Opinions are hardening against Ireland in Britain and the US. How worried should we be?
Criticism of Ireland has spread across the Atlantic with two sharply critical commentaries in the influential Wall Street Journal
It was like watching the housing crisis covered by a future Reeling in the Years
The problem with the Department of Housing video is not the video itself, but rather the fact that the department thought it a good idea
Drone sightings highlight worrying gaps in our national security
Drones were probably meant as a reminder from Russia of the ominous costs of continued EU support for Kyiv
CRH set for S&P 500, but gains may be fleeting
Inclusion often produces a short-term share price pop, but then fundamentals take over
Why does Trump hate Europe?
A new security strategy influenced by Maga ideology has Ireland in its sights
‘My son is considering a trade or apprenticeship option, but should he make a CAO application too?’
Ask Brian: Now is the peak season for conversations among sixth years about their next steps
If it’s closing time for Jimmy’s Corner, then it’s last orders for New York
If the property titans who run the city have no room for this famous beat-up bar, then what is left?
Baby Christopher’s parents should not have had to wait so long for an apology
Action must be taken to ensure such a devastating error does not happen again
‘I’m trans and scared to date as Ireland becomes more transphobic’
Ask Roe: ‘How is it possible to date when you’re terrified that the person across from you is alt-right?’
Seán Moncrieff: Donald Trump could well be the loneliest man in the world
One of the great reliefs of being with someone for a long time is the freedom to say: what would you like for Christmas?
Muckalee have rare chance to put Kilkenny football on the map with junior success
Women’s team will contest an All-Ireland football final for the first time, against Kerry team Cromane
Heart or home: Deciding where to settle when your partner is from another country
Moving away means exposure to a new culture, language, work environment and way of life, but there’s always the pull of home
Drones over Dublin Bay: What happened during Zelenskiy’s visit to Ireland?
Incident during Ukrainian president’s visit suggests the State is ill-equipped for new era of hybrid warfare and risks serious embarrassment next year
Playwright Seán O’Casey’s daughter: ‘He never seemed old to me... he was quite adventurous’
Seán O’Casey’s daughter Shivaun, a living link to one of our most famous playwrights, has written a memoir that includes previously unpublished letters from her father
‘A seed was planted’: What is Jack Charlton’s legacy in Irish football?
The Republic of Ireland’s unprecedented success under the manager inspired a generation, but not necessarily the FAI
Photo story: Up close and personal with Moulin Rouge at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
Go behind the scenes at this stage version of Baz Luhrmann’s lavish 2001 film
Irish-born mayor of a German town: ‘People are a lot stiffer here. I’m a bit starchy after all this time’
‘There is a melodic tone to the way I pronounce words which can give away that I’m not German,’ says Michelle Wittler
Left rising, Lowry’s comeback and a blackface controversy: the year in politics
One important thing that happened in 2025 was something that didn’t happen – the monstering of the Irish economy by Trump’s tariffs
Oracle move opens questions for AI’s investment boom
US giant delaying completion date for some OpenAI data centres
Christmas or no Christmas, I’m frankly disappointed by Sorcha’s lack of killer instinct
‘Sorcha, you can’t be a bad person, no matter how hord you try’
Inside the Dunnes Stores apartheid strike: Bad blood, life-defining moments and doldrums
Academic’s new book tells how the Dunnes Stores strike of 1984–87 led directly to a government ban on the importation of South African fruit and vegetables
Woman tells judge she doesn’t want to be ‘another statistic to domestic violence homicide’
‘Volatile’ ex ‘terrorises me and the kids’, woman tells domestic violence court
Neighbours at war: ‘I always try to talk people out of court. But sometimes it becomes an obsession’
Court is an increasingly common destination for warring neighbourts after a law change, but solicitors and judges are becoming increasingly weary
Sigourney Weaver interview: ‘I had no illusions about the showbiz world. My father called it the racket’
The Avatar, Alien and Ice Storm actor never had any illusions about show business. That may have helped her become an old-school Hollywood star
Sydney Sweeney looked unstoppable. But she leaves 2025 a divisive figure
Young, talented and good-looking? Then prepare for an online onslaught
Christmas for women: Hard labour or a labour of love?
Writer Anna Fitzgerald will celebrate Women’s Christmas with her daughters and sister to honour those women who shaped her
‘I think I see Japanese knotweed growing next door. What should I do?’
‘I’m worried it’s going to find its way into my own garden’
Which wines work best with vegetarian Christmas food?
How to Drink Better: Depending on the dishes you plan to serve, one of the wines below should sit perfectly on your festive table
The Freedom Trail: Retracing the steps of Jewish refugees fleeing Nazis in the Pyrenees
History and hazard mingle on a trip that inspires many emotions
Christmas gift ideas for book lovers of every stripe
From the sports fanatic to the book-devouring all-rounder, here are the best books of 2025 for under the tree
Nicola Pierce: ‘I started to write Great Irish Wives without any idea I would be a widow by the time it went to print’
The author on losing her husband, writing two books about the Titanic, and her love of Jo March
Change to Catholic patronage of Irish schools is slow to come – for good reason
Rite & Reason: The Department of Education and Youth is currently running an online survey of parents and guardians
Ulster cough up 14-point lead as Cardiff come back to snatch win at the death
Ulster’s discipline let them down as two late yellow cards proved costly at Cardiff Arms Park
Two men dead following four-vehicle collision in Tipperary
Two women in their 20s taken to hospital with injuries not believed to be life-threatening
Mohamed Salah returns and sets up Hugo Ekitiké to help Liverpool beat Brighton
Premier League round-up: Arsenal leave it late against Wolves as own goals decisive; Cole Palmer on target as Chelsea beat Everton
Paul Boyle’s hat-trick helps Connacht to big win over Black Lion
Caolin Blade also ran in two tries as Stuart Lancaster’s side outclass Georgian opponents
Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley discuss inspirations at Irish premiere of Hamnet
Maggie O’Farrell hails actors’ performances in adaptation of her novel
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