Far-right AfD’s vote triples in elections in German bellwether state
Party takes 16.5% of vote in North Rhine-Westphalia, behind governing CDU and Social Democrats
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Conor McGregor withdraws bid for nomination to contest presidential election
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Billionaire businessman John Magnier sued the owners and trustees of the 751-acre estate in 2023
Government expecting request for further funding for 2027 Ryder Cup in Adare
Minister for Sport Patrick O’Donovan said public money will address infrastructure and hospitality needs in Co Limerick village
Charlie Kirk’s death reminds me why I left a dream job in the US for rural Ireland
I left New York City, and a dream job as a staff editor at The New York Times, for the beauty, calm and safety of rural Ireland
Family feuds: ‘I have to see my aunt in secret . . . Mam keeps asking me to choose sides’
Fallouts are not uncommon but they can damage the mental health of those caught in the middle. Here’s what psychologists recommend
Workplace tech: Apps grads need to know about, from CoPilot to Canva
Some of the workplace applications graduates are likely to use in almost any new job
‘We have gone back to basics’: McVerry Trust seeks reset after finance issues and bailout
Organisation unveils newly refurbished housing complex on Townsend Street in Dublin
Threats against Simon Harris being treated as ‘national security’ issue
Gardaí employ antiterrorism legislation to catch perpetrators as details of additional threats emerge
Ken Early: Manchester United have become the Republic of Ireland in club football form
Parallels between Premiership side and Irish national team are uncanny, not least their capacity for self-delusion
Heartbreak in the studio as Ireland fail to channel their inner Munster
Lindsay Peat could only watch helplessly as Ireland threw the kitchen sink at France but still got rinsed
Kerry FC earn Clifford-esque comeback as Hallgrímsson turns his attention to Eurovision
Roy Keane speaks his mind, so nothing new there
‘Super primary’ day will narrow path for Independents to contest presidential election
Kerry County Council looks set to back Gavin Sheridan but members of 10 other councils are unlikely to endorse a candidate
Done with valiant efforts, Ireland must push on to close the gap to the top
Despite landing some heavy hits of late, Ireland are not yet at the same level as the best teams in the world
Golf once refused to sell its soul to Trump. Now it has handed it to him for free
The US president has always craved the approval of golf’s establishment – both for business reasons and for his vanity
Poor air quality has serious health implications – how clean is your area?
A citizen science project aims to measure the level of nitrogen dioxide in Waterford city following the success of similar projects elsewhere
‘I once splurged on a fancy electric toothbrush that promised all sorts: whitening, polishing and world peace’
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Palestinian generations unite to tell Downing Street current conflict was ‘made in Britain’
Ninety-one-year-old and his grandson, shot more than six decades apart, present petition holding UK responsible for divisions
Do you suffer from FOCO, a fear of causing offence? Here’s some advice
Unthinkable: Parents may be partly to blame for heightened anxiety among under-30s
Electronic conveyancing could cut time taken to buy a home to as little as four weeks
A secure, paperless and electronic conveyancing process would save costs, cut red tape and reduce stress of house sales
Memo to women: get ready to work for free again
The gender pay gap is tediously persistent and worse than we thought
Urgent action needed to address staff shortages in early learning, says industry body
Early Childhood Ireland calls for ‘significant investment’ in sector via Budget 2026
DPP to appeal court ruling affecting thousands of drink-driving prosecutions
High Court decision identifies road traffic law inconsistency
Nanoplastics contributing to rise in Alzheimer’s, TCD research finds
Dublin-based scientists examined how mitochondria are affected by plastic
‘How do we make less money?’ Re-turn continues to break records with cash it actively doesn’t want
The Deposit Return Scheme has seen more than 1.8 billion containers, bottles and cans recycled since starting
Humans are apes that make beautiful things on purpose, but that’s not the whole truth
We contain multitudes. We don’t have to be afraid of ambiguity and difficulty
More than half of local authorities must double housing output to hit new targets
Second-hand properties listed for sale in July equated to just 0.7% of total private housing stock, Sherry Fitzgerald report shows
The autumn edit: Transitional pieces to nudge your wardrobe into the new season
Get the balance right between style and comfort on these in-between days
State’s mobile phone emergency alert system still not publicly tested after two years
Procurement process for more sophisticated, geo-specific cell broadcast alert underway
‘We should all be ashamed’: Ex-loyalist paramilitary sees North’s future in a ‘New Ireland’
Former UDA member David Adams says loyalist ‘lurch to the right’ plus rise in racism and sectarianism in Northern Ireland compel him to speak out
‘Heaven on earth’: One trip to Bologna and Sirmione is simply not enough
From hill-walking in Bologna to people-watching in the Lake Garda resort town of Sirmione, Italy’s charms are manifold
Apple’s ‘awe-dropping’ launch leaves investors underwhelmed
Slimmer iPhone not enough to outweigh lofty valuation and AI questions unresolved
We need to learn the lessons from the US. We cannot accept political violence as inevitable
A Citizens’ Assembly could be one way to tackle the scourge of political and racist violence
You’re a graduate ... now get ready for lifelong learning
‘Learners develop enhanced confidence and self-esteem, as they come to value themselves as an individual with a contribution to make’
What do me, the President and Kim Kardashian have in common?
Jen Hogan: I never anticipated that one day, Kim Kardashian and I might take a similar stance on educational issues
Ratifying the Mercosur deal is a no-brainer
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