Éilís Ní Dhuibhne is new Laureate for Irish Fiction
The writer takes over the laureateship from author Colm Tóibín
The writer takes over the laureateship from author Colm Tóibín
Paul ‘Frank’ Byrne’s remains discovered in wooded area in Wicklow in 2010
Francesco Molinari will have a new job to do after his rounds at Royal Portrush
Europeans and other western allies will be pleased that Trump’s new policy appears to return the US to the common front against Russia
The NTMA has done a good job in managing Ireland’s borrowings, but there are still clear dangers
Most vote in favour of reduction that ‘will ease the burden on homeowners’
Ireland had battled back from poor start to lead game before 80th-minute try
Challenge arises from NTA’s plans to build a 22-space car park on lands owned by the hospice
Woman had pleaded not guilty but was convicted by a jury in July 2024 of four offences
Sweltering weather of recent days being replaced by more unsettled conditions
High Court allows retired Donegal sergeant to take case to have his Gaeltacht allowance restored over claim of losses to pension
Despite the appalling heat and mosquitos, Khartoum had a certain other worldly charm
Richard Brennan allegedly told one sister he would be unable to have sex when he became a priest and needed ‘a favour’
Cork and Tipperary meet for the first time in an All-Ireland SHC decider on Sunday
Deputy FBI boss Dan Bongino has clashed with US attorney general and was considering stepping down, reports say
US leader says phone calls with Vladimir Putin are ‘very pleasant - and then the missiles go off’
The lineout problem is raising its ugly head again
Troops sent in to de-escalate situation after fighting breaks out between Bedouin clans and Druze militias
Cashmere brand becomes fifth fashion house to be monitored in probe into labour rights violations in Italian supply chains
London’s FTSE stood out against its European counterparts by closing at a fresh record high
Road Safety Authority changes Google Maps entry to help learners arriving for tests at one of Mulhuddart’s two bases
Florida-born Sayfollah Musallet was beaten by Israeli settlers, according to families and witnesses
Ireland and the Attorney General are joined as respondents to the proceedings
John Irving (31) accused of unlawfully killing Mr Niland after breaking into his home with two other men on January 18th, 2022
South Korea will take similar measure as scrutiny of fuel switch locks intensifies
Masters champion gets out early for his first look at Royal Portrush ahead of Open Championship
Shoaib Bashir takes final wicket after tense run chase to go 2-1 up in series
Healy takes over yellow jersey from Tour favourite Tadej Pogačar
Directive first made in 2019 following an application
Sheep and cattle removed after Department of Agriculture inspector found carcasses on farm
Readers say there are too few public charging points and there’s little official effort to address the shortage
It is claimed there was leaking arising out of the works completed by TEF at the Exo Building and glazing supplied was defective
European Commission vice-president Teresa Ribera focused on preserving level playing field
The two also talked about the Middle East, Ukraine, Northern Ireland and the J1 visa programme
He has 98 previous convictions including ones for sexually assaulting a teenager and a woman
Report on Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone finds it breached accuracy guidelines
Netanyahu demands more ‘realistic’ plan while former Israeli PM says ‘humanitarian city’ would be concentration camp for Palestinians
Top jockey Billy Lee on the injury sidelines after breaking his collarbone at the weekend
Denis Morris (23), from Churchtown, warned not to contact woman or carry out research about her
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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