Army sergeant in ‘trusted position in our family’ assaulted wife’s niece across six years

Company partners with Sam Altman’s OpenAI

The extent to which plans in areas such as health, education and transport have been future-proofed against the growth in population is unknown

Speculation fractured extreme right groups may look to reorganise or unite in opposition

Farage’s backing of Ian Paisley and Sammy Wilson described as ‘embarrassing’ for TUV leader Jim Allister

Teachers said students would have been comfortable working through the short maths questions, while long questions required some careful reading and thinking

Woman was taken to hospital after late night incident on Ranelagh Road in Dublin 6

Sarah Friar to lead financial function after spell as NextDoor chief executive

Claims made that Garda station bail policy, in place since 2017, has no legal basis, is unlawful and unreasonable

Labour adds two seats and Greens lose two as Sinn Féin manages to regain a presence on the local authority

Leaving Certs face maths paper 2 and Irish paper 1, while Junior Cycle students have science and business studies

European election: Talks will not be influenced by snap elections in France, commission president says

Language in the listening comprehension was ‘challenging’ and at a ‘fast pace’

As counts neared completion on Monday, here’s a guide to who had a good – and bad – June 7th election

‘Hidden’ homelessness is used to describe people who are homeless but who do not engage with statutory bodies or access public support and therefore do not show up on official statistics

The Gibraltar childhood and adolescence that Joyce created for Molly Bloom are rooted in his conception of Galway as a Spanish city

The author of 10 books and two plays ‘felt compelled to write’, his daughter recalled

Independent candidate and former Department of Finance secretary general still short of quota

Labour Court sets aside WRC decision awarding stage hand €5,337

Megan Glynn is doing her best to balance study with sleep, meals and family time

Election results from all EU countries bar Ireland confirm far-right and populist gains, plus strong centre-right performance

Banks among the sectors under pressure in Europe, while Wall Street stocks advance

Eighty candidates competing for 40 seats

Moscow politicians mock European election failures of French and German leaders

Former minister for state claimed any directorships and properties he ever had were registered at one point

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Causeway Geotech claims it will suffer loss and damage as a result

The man in his 50s has pleaded not guilty to the rape of a woman in August 2022 and another in June 2022

Fianna Fáil loses vote share and seats after councillors at centre of refugee accommodation row secure election as Independent candidates

Wexford businessman has still not provided information about his assets as required under Bankruptcy Act, judge says