Victoria Jones, daughter of Tommy Lee Jones, found dead in San Francisco
Jones (34) was discovered during the early hours of New Year’s Day
Radio Review: Fitness tips before the New Year? Read the room, Claire!
Radio: Guest host on Today show brings authority and solidity to Radio 1’s ragtag seasonal schedule
George Clooney hits back at Donald Trump after France grants him citizenship
Actor says France offers his family privacy and a better life after US president mocked his move
Christine Lagarde’s pay is 50% higher than disclosed by ECB
Europe’s top central banker earns almost four times more than Fed chair Jay Powell, FT analysis shows
Healy-Rae urges ‘serious rethink’ of planned short-term lets crackdown
Minister of State tells Taoiseach this should happen ‘before irreparable damage is done to rural Ireland’
Snow and sleet possible as temperatures of –4 forecast for weekend
Met Éireann warns of sub-zero conditions, with yellow warning in place for North
Maduro open to talks on drug trafficking, but refuses to comment on reported US land strike
Venezuelan president reiterates claims Trump wants to force change of government and gain access to country’s oil reserves
Contaminated water kills nine and hospitalises 200 in India’s Indore city
Health authorities say tests confirm presence of bacteria in pipeline
Campaign for soldiers killed by IRA will continue until answers found, says relative
Brothers John and Joseph McCaig, who were 17 and 18, and Dougald McCaughey (23) were shot dead in Belfast in March 1971
Fuss over AI actors is a distraction – Netflix has been making algorithm movies for years
Think of the movies Atlas or the deafeningly forgettable Red Notice
Who decides what the common good is in Ireland? The uncommonly privileged, that’s who
For most people, reality is a constant battle, but our masters of the universe are seldom spotted entertaining everyday hassles
Here’s one thing to look forward to this year: the release of the 1926 census
Opening of this material will facilitate much research, and for many the chance to place our own family story in context
How are Europe’s four neutral and non-aligned states changing policies in an age of war?
There are fewer non-aligned European countries after Finland and Sweden joined Nato, while Denmark has dropped its rejection of EU defence cooperation
Why are some US health officials suggesting saturated fats have been unfairly demonised?
Saturated fats are predominant in animal products such as butter, cheese, beef and pork
Petrol bombing of Dublin home was second mistaken identity attack on same family
Gardaí suspect fire that gutted three-storey home on New Year’s Eve linked to violent incident last year
Next year must mark ‘reset’ of relations between State and voluntary hospitals, says Minister
Plans for new national financial information system has been a source of tension
Manufacturers generally optimistic on outlook for the year ahead
Businesses battled rising raw material costs in December while factory gate price rises hit a 19-month low, squeezing margins
Growing expectation that Mercosur trade deal will be agreed in weeks
Controversial deal would open up trade between the EU and South American countries
‘He wasn’t allowed take his driving test as he was wearing sandals’: Politicians’ queries to RSA on the rise
Road Safety Authority received dozens of queries from TDs and Senators on behalf of constituents
The New Year’s Day Swiss ski resort fire: ‘I can still see people trying to ... get out’
Dozens dead and more than 100 injured after fire erupted at Constellation bar in Crans Montana
‘There was panic’: Neighbour tells of rescuing children from Finglas home targeted by arsonists
Crime gang firebombed family home, trapping mother and youngsters, in case of mistaken identity
Record number of overseas deaths reported to Department of Foreign Affairs
More than one in five of all consular cases last year concerned Irish citizens dying abroad
The rise of virtual wards providing care at home: ‘It’s been absolutely fantastic’
Patients are remotely monitored by St Vincent’s Hospital medical teams
Limerick mayor faces setback in hopes for railway link to Shannon Airport
John Moran’s flagship housing project faces challenge, too, with fewer staff approved than requested
Armagh look to put blitzkrieg by Kerry behind them as they face old enemy Tyrone
Defender Tiernan Kelly relishing Dr McKenna Cup opener after pain of last year’s SFC quarter-final
Scattering seeds with my granny felt like magic. What would she make of my exotic garden?
Irish in South Africa: Monkeys raid my garden, but snails were the only pests back home
‘No end in sight’: Will Galway’s ring road finally be built?
An Coimisiún Pleanála is expected to publish ruling on latest planning application for long proposed N6 route in January
Guinness and Boyzone diplomacy: How Irish Embassies exercise soft power around the world
Internal study gives an insight into how Department of Foreign Affairs views Irish influence abroad
Rónán Ó Snodaigh of Kíla: ‘When I was young the trend was to shut Gaeilge, nationalism and patriotism down’
The musician on growing up a Gaeilgeoir in ‘enemy territory’, deliberately couching his English in a Dublin vernacular, and his anti-arrogant approach to playing music
Trainers ought to charge owners realistic fees rather than grumble about prize money
Prize money argument is a red herring when it comes to majority of trainers
European countries still have ‘negative perception’ of Irish corporate tax record
Internal study of diplomatic ‘soft power’ says more use could be made of popularity of artists like U2 and the Corrs
Accessible public transport: ‘I was told once I was inconveniencing other passengers. It’s degrading’
Issues include broken or unreliable ramps on buses and having to pre-book assistance or seats
Two easy new year wines from Lidl, both for less than €12
Wines for the Weekend: The Mucho Más from Spain would drink well on its own before dinner
What’s the best meal Daniel McLaughlin can get for €120 in Ukraine?
Our correspondent had a joyous experience at an eccentric restaurant in Odesa
I have given up on self-improvement for 2026. I will be the same lumpen, bad tempered hobgoblin
I do not want to be the most optimised version of myself, with a pert Pilates bottom and the perfect slicked back bun. Instead, I want to be useful
If you earn more than €20,000 you will now have to pay into a pension scheme
Auto-enrolment is designed to provide better retirement income for around 760,000 workers who are not members of occupational schemes
Artificial intelligence to be at the heart of innovation in coming year
‘After a year of cautious pilots, 2026 will see the Irish public sector accelerate AI adoption, with healthcare at the forefront’
Ireland’s budgetary watchdog effectively flying blind when it comes to assessing budget
Spending of windfall corporation taxes is an exercise in political expediency that we will almost certainly regret when the tide goes out
Irish homes now selling for 52% more than pre-Covid levels, says Daft.ie
Housing crisis to drag on as building lags demand, Prof Ronan Lyons says, as estate agents seek €423,000 for average family home
Primary healthcare provider Centric Health posts loss of €22.5m for 2024
Dublin-headquartered group founded in 2004 runs 76 GP clinics in Ireland and has operations in Germany and the Netherlands
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