Irish grandmother Donna Hughes-Brown to be released from US custody
Green card holder arrested and detained by immigration agents for cheque offence over a decade ago
The Irish Times view on the UK rejoining the Erasmus scheme: a sign of things to come?
The decision was accepted across the political spectrum, but further moves closer to the EU would cause fierce debate
IVF centre receives advertising complaint for claims of ‘20,000 babies born’
‘Luck of the Irish’ betting catchline criticism upheld by advertising watchdog in latest complaint report
Man charged with Parnell Square attack on children unfit to stand trial, court told
Judge orders legal representatives for defendant, and medical witnesses, not to be identified
Palestine Action hunger strikes stir memories of the IRA in 1981
UK prime minister Keir Starmer faces a real Christmas dilemma as some hunger strikers are said to be near death
Emily in Paris review: It may be ridiculous but you have to give it a grudging respect
Television: Since its debut in 2020, Emily in Paris has been variously celebrated as a guilty pleasure and lamented as a sure sign of civilisation’s downfall
A Passage to Innocence – Frank McNally on an anthology of old school routes remembered
Routes described range geographically from Caherdavin to China
Tines plans ‘customer zero’ approach to AI integration
Company appoints Martin Moroney to lead the ‘Tines x Tines’ programme
Amid festive goodwill, Dáil reminded of 5,247 children facing homeless Christmas
British ambassador in attendance reminded of Irish position on Palestine protesters at final Dáil sitting
Switch from fossil fuel could save €2.8bn
International Energy Agency dubs Republic a leader in wind power
US inflation unexpectedly falls to 2.7%
November report was distorted by government shutdown, economists say
Foreign direct investment into Ireland hits record level despite US tariffs, says IDA
Agency says it supported 323 investments in 2025, with employment in its client companies rising to 312,400
US Democrats release dozens of new photographs from Jeffrey Epstein estate
Images published one day before deadline for US justice department to release federal government files relating to disgraced financier
Sean Dunne asks US court to delay the payment of $2.8m to his former wives
Dunne requests that judge delay disbursements until a February 18th hearing on one of his pending cases in Ireland
Landlord Marc Godart disqualified as a company director for five years
Disqualification warranted ‘in the public interest’, says corporate watchdog
Elderly patient died in ambulance engulfed by fire in seconds, inquest told
Paramedic says flames spouting from oxygen cylinder seemed ‘as if they were coming from a flamethrower’
Cork hospital killing: Man found guilty of manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility
Dylan Magee of Churchfield, Cork, had denied the murder of Matthew Healy (88) in Mercy University Hospital
Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Moulin Rouge!: Our critics’ verdicts on the pantos and shows to catch this Christmas
Moulin Rouge, The Snow Queen and A Christmas Carol are among the highlights over the festive period
Global shares jump as markets cheer US inflation surprise
ECB opted to keep rates unchanged but offered more positive commentary on euro area economy
New Delhi’s persistent toxic air pollution poised to worsen
Residents exposed to levels 20-30 times higher than those considered safe by World Health Organisation
Greystar buys 700-bed student accommodation in Dublin and Galway for €105m
Greystar now operates close to 1,000 student beds here, making it one of the largest players in the market
Tusk warns Europe can pay ‘in money or blood’ as frozen Russian assets for Ukraine debated
Crunch summit to unblock opposition to vital €90 billion loan for Ukraine under way in Brussels
Future of Dublin arts centre The Complex hangs in the balance amid €7.6m bid for State funds
Petition with more than 15,000 signatures appeals for urgent action to save multi-disciplinary arts space
Jury unanimously convicts school-transport operators of anti-competition offences
Each of the five accused from Tipperary operated buses or taxi services bringing children to and from school
Shamrock Rovers wing back Josh Honohan to sign for Lincoln City
Wing-back, who was called into Irish squad in 2025, joins English League One club
Palestine Action protesters on hunger strike in prison ‘are dying’, doctor says
Almost 900 health professionals have written to David Lammy, Wes Streeting, senior NHS and prison officials
US authorities hit Meta with $16bn tax claim related to Irish transfers
Tech giant facing third US tax court case in recent years related to transactions from 2010
Pâté and quail eggs recalled in food safety alerts
Food Safety Authority of Ireland acts over failure to declare allergens and concerns over salmonella
Horses for courses for Clayton McMillan as Munster go with 6-2 bench for Ospreys clash
Head coach believes being able to freshen up pack will be vital on Brewery Field surface in Bridgend
AIB shifts some mortgage risks off balance sheet to free up capital
Move follows a similar deal involving €1bn of corporate loans in November 2024
‘Three minutes of madness’: Woman sentenced for ‘catastrophic’ online threats to Simon Harris
Sandra Barry (40) Tor an Rí, Balgaddy, Co Lucan has received a six-month prison sentence
Boy (12) settles case over injury suffered at birth for €900,000
Noah Boland sued HSE over Erb’s Palsy, claiming it would leave him with life long disability
Galway mosque plot: Right-wing group had ‘15-point attack plan’, court hears
Connor Pollack (38) charged with terror offences linked to a cross-Border police investigation
Gardaí will be permitted to use Tasers on children and pregnant women
A pilot programme was launched on Thursday to equip 128 uniformed gardaí with the weapons to evaluate their use in advance of a proposed national roll-out
Ryanair clashes with DAA over 10% hike in Dublin Airport charges
State company says increase in fees next year needed to improve standards for passengers
‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ offers Trump’s skewed take on US history
Plaques portray an often inaccurate version of history that aligns with the US president’s worldview
Blowers: 300-1 shot becomes joint longest-priced winner in racing history
Shock win at Exeter at record odds for British racing
Teenagers using AI to create deep fakes of classmates, committee hears
Artificial intelligence is compounding the pressure many teenagers face, says psychologist
State’s decision on Mercosur has to also account for nitrates deal, Taoiseach says
Government to come under pressure from Brussels to back EU-South American trade agreement
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