Government to keep league table on how councils are performing on social housing
Minister for Housing to bring proposal to Cabinet to spur local authorities with lower delivery to improve
Gardaí investigate discovery of bodies of couple (80s) in their Cork home
Relatives broke down front door after receiving no reply from couple
Former garda carries out ‘predatory act of violence’ by impersonating colleague online
One time friend impersonated woman on fetish website to arrange for people to come to her home and rape her
High Court cancels registration of former deputy state pathogist Dr Khalid Jaber
Doctor’s disputed findings led to a case collapsing and a murder conviction being quashed
Irish roots run deep for James McCabe as he prepares to take Wimbledon stage
The 21-year-old son of a Walkinstown man and a Filipino woman faces a fancied Hungarian in the opening round
Tributes paid after Dublin man dies in crash on Bolivia’s salt flats
Clontarf native Oisín Hoy (29) among group of seven in a Toyota Landcruiser when vehicle overturned
Dáil is expected to pass Bill reforming defamation law this week
Sinn Féin’s moves to retain juries in defamation cases were rejected by the Government previously
Fire inside burns brighter than ever for Pádraig Harrington after Senior US Open victory
Veteran Dubliner moves on towards the Open with an unyielding desire to keep improving
Divisions emerge between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil over college fees
Fine Gael leader Simon Harris issues message to party’s TDs contradicting suggestion from Fianna Fáil Minister
Cavan’s Ray McAdam is elected Lord Mayor of Dublin
Fine Gael politician becomes city's 358th Lord Mayor, securing three-in-a-row for party
Garda Commissioner allegedly found Dublin Airport employee posed risk to State security
Man suspects failed security check arose from video supporting Gerard ‘The Monk’ Hutch’s election campaign
Donald Trump’s administration says Harvard violated US civil rights law
Ruling marks escalation of row between White House and Ivy League university
The Irish Times view on building infrastructure: design is not a luxury
The idea that Ireland’s built environment is characterised by excessively high levels of design is surprising
Six ministerial advisers sought shorter cooling-off periods for private-sector jobs after political roles
After leaving government employment, aides usually have to wait a year before carrying out certain lobbying work
One major sanction imposed after more than 270 complaints against property agents
Property Services Regulatory Authority reports slight drop in complaints against auctioneers and other agencies
The Irish Times view on Trump vs the Fed: rocky times ahead
Were it to be seen to do the president’s bidding, its independence would be undermined
British police open investigation into Kneecap’s performance at Glastonbury on Saturday
Belfast rap trio led crowd chants of ‘f**k Keir Starmer’ against UK prime minister at English music festival
Room for discussion: Israeli settlements and tourism platforms in the West Bank
Accommodation websites accused of helping to sustain the presence of settlers on Palestinian land
Reality bites for new Brentford boss Keith Andrews as club captain and top scorer both likely to leave
Arsenal are keen to secure a deal for Christian Norgaard and Manchester United have sights fixed on Bryan Mbeumo
Judge strikes out assault charge against law professor and barrister Diarmuid Phelan
Case dismissed over concerns he would not get a fair trial due to absence of key CCTV footage
Eight domestic violence calls go unanswered by Free Legal Advice Centres every day due to lack of resources
State agency only had capacity to answer 21% of calls last year
Trinity College can be named in case taken by student who apologised for plagiarism
Student who retains anonymity claims he should not have been put before fitness-to-practise inquiry after plagiarism in exam
Glass half empty for whiskey industry
A round of bad news emerged for two distilleries over the weekend
Erik Satie: The eccentric 20th century French composer who coined the idea of ambient or background music
If his topics were strange, then his life in Paris was unconventional in the extreme
European stocks retreat as markets await tariff deadline
Irish index of shares ends the day slightly higher
Postman opened cards in search of money to pay off loan shark debt, court hears
Judge Helen Boyle said public depends on honesty of workers in the postal service
DRC wants peace agreement with Rwanda-backed rebels before July meeting with Trump
M23 rebels occupy large area of mineral-rich eastern DRC
UK court rejects case against lawfulness of Britain exporting fighter jet parts to Israel
Britain did not suspend licences for F-35 components despite damning assessment of Israeli military campaign
Q&A: How are GP shortages affecting the country - and where are they hardest to find?
An uneven spread of doctors paints an unhealthy picture for many in rural areas
Owen Doyle: First game of Lions tour showed why the lineout is heading for same farcical fate as the scrum
Referees’ consistent failure to penalise violations is cheapening the lineout
Microsoft making billions from alleged unlawful processing of data for advertising, lawsuit alleges
Irish Council for Civil Liberties has brought the action claiming Microsoft operates an advertising business, through its “Xandr” platform
Germany to help Ukraine make weapons more quickly
Move will help Kyiv negotiate more strongly in peace talks, German foreign minister says
Woman arrested over assisting man suspected in murder of pregnant mother of two in Co Down
Man (28) arrested after Sarah Montgomery (27) found seriously injured in Elmfield Walk area of Donaghadee on Saturday
‘Dangerous’ European heatwave continues, with record highs in Spain and Portugal
Heat alerts shut schools in France as UN chief says ‘no country is immune’
Microsoft cost-cutting at gaming subsidiary resulted in almost 130 job losses in Cork
Activision Blizzard, which produces the likes of Call of Duty, Candy Crush and World of Warcraft, paid out €9m in ‘employee severance expenses’
Teenager murdered man with knife stashed behind bin on a busy street in suburban Dublin, court hears
Aaron Keating, who suffered mental health difficulties all his life, was murdered in June 2023 after confrontation
Israeli strikes kill at least 58 in Gaza ahead of US talks on ceasefire
Twenty people, including women, children and a local journalist, killed in Israeli air strike on beachfront cafe
Dublin’s Independent House earmarked for student housing under new plan
Dublin City Council signs off on proposals including nine storey block
US dollar suffers worst start to year since 1973
Donald Trump’s trade policies and rising debt levels have sparked decline of more than 10% in first half of 2025
Children’s summer camps: From the cost to the hours – are they working for you?
As Liz Carolan writes that the total cost for one child is €757 for summer camps, tell us your story
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