Homeowners have net worth 57 times higher than those who rent, CSO finds
Number of single parent families who are worried about making ends meet almost doubles
‘I can’t see Sinn Féin getting in’: How will Drogheda and Bray football fans vote in the election?
Football supporters hold a range of views at their teams’ playoff in Tallaght
Motivations of the Irish who served in the first World War were complicated
Many were from the vanished tribe of Catholic ‘loyalists’ who saw no contradiction between their faith, desire for Home Rule and loyalty to the British Empire
‘The working classes are getting robbed’: How will customers in a Finglas barbershop vote?
Election 2024: Voters in this Dublin barber’s are leaving it longer to get a haircut as the cost of living increases. How will that affect their vote?
Election 2024 live updates: Mick Wallace confirms he will run, Soc Dems pledge to reintroduce ban on no-fault evictions
Fine Gael outlines justice policy, Fianna Fáil sets out plans to tackle crime and Labour unveils health policies
Mick Wallace confirms he is set to contest the general election in Wexford
The former MEP has announced he will stand two weeks before election day
Mary Lou McDonald says Sinn Féin should not have to answer for IRA any more
Sinn Féin president criticises the ‘Free State establishment’ for raising IRA actions with people who were not born or were children during the Troubles
Robbie Keane’s wife accuses minority of pro-Palestinian campaigners of provoking a ‘witch hunt’ against him
Keane’s decision not to resign as Maccabi Tel Aviv manager after October 7th has been criticised
Area inside Ballyfin Demesne hotel sealed off as crime scene after fatal assault
Man in his 30s being questioned by gardaí following death of man in his 60s shortly after arrival from US
‘A life well-lived, a talent realised’: Tributes paid to Johnny Duhan who died in Galway swimming accident
Singer-songwriter drowned at Silverstrand, Co Galway; search continues for woman who went missing after swimming at the same beach
Kathleen Watkins: Funeral Mass remembers a woman whose life was a ‘hymn of love’
Broadcaster and wife of Gay Byrne was immensely talented and beloved by many people, her funeral mass was told
Grief and remembrance – Ronan McGreevy on Dublin’s Armistice Day in 1924
The crowds that descended on the city took everyone by surprise, not least the Dublin Metropolitan Police
How the 1915 slaughter in Gallipoli of a young man from the Liberties inspired his great-nephew to record an album
Fiach Moriarty recorded his album in memory of Jack Kavanagh who was 22 when he died from wounds sustained in one of the first World War’s most momentous battles
Sepultura in Dublin review: the mosh pit heaves as Brazilian heavy metalers rock up a storm on farewell tour
Review: ‘Do you want to hear the older stuff?’ Sepultura singer Derek Green asks the crowd at sold out show as the band celebrate 40 years
Election 2024: Parties start to unveil promises as campaign gets under way
Three-week long run-in to November 29th polling day begins with party policy launches and poster placing