Should you repeat the Leaving Certificate?
Repeating the Leaving Cert is not a path to be taken lightly and it is not suitable for everyone
The cost of dodgy boxes: ‘It’s local people they’re hitting, I hope everyone sees that’
It’s not just the likes of Sky and TNT Sports that people watch illegally, but also smaller operations such as Clubber, GAA+ and LOITV
Sharon Van Etten at Collins Barracks review: Cult songwriter puts a sublime goth twist on her confessional pop
When Sharon Van Etten plays in Dublin, Collins Barracks is the perfect framing device for a performance wreathed in dry ice and nicely chilled angst
By Ed Power
How to save on health insurance as prices continue to rise
Shopping around for the most suitable cover can lead to big savings
By Conor Pope
Disappointed with your Leaving Cert results? Here are nine options to consider, including how to appeal
Leaving Cert appeals process 'can be cathartic', says one guidance counsellor
By Peter McGuire
Leaving Cert results day 2025: How grades will mark a gradual return to pre-Covid-19 norms
Leaving Cert students to receive results after six uniquely challenging years
By Brian Mooney
Leaving Cert results 2025: Five key takeaways
Class of 2025 is largest group to sit the Leaving Cert for the first time - which may impact CAO
By Brian Mooney
Tariffs will not break Ireland, but infrastructure just might
State’s economic transformation being undermined by deficits in energy, water and housing
Joe Schmidt puts family first once again in coaching career
The Wallabies head coach is set to leave the job to spend more time with family in New Zealand
Big Tech firms pay average salaries of up to €155,000 to staff in Ireland
Filings cover some of the largest tech employers in State, including Amazon, Google, Meta and Salesforce
By Ian Curran
How tech workers earning six-figure salaries are changing the Dublin housing market
The high salaries paid by Big Tech employers in Ireland highlight our vulnerability to Trump’s tariffs agenda
By Ian Curran
Forged Garda vetting certs at private firm minding vulnerable children
Businessman behind firm blacklisted by Tusla over fake vetting later won €6 million State contract
By Jack Power
Island-hopping venture unveiled with unique perspective on Ireland’s Atlantic outposts
‘By inviting visitors to explore at a slower pace, to meet islanders ... we’re offering more than just a holiday’
By Áine Ryan
Pierce Brosnan interview: ‘John Huston said I was too handsome. It can get in the way’
The Irish actor, star of The Thursday Murder Club, on losing a John Huston role because of his face, the James Bond years and the state of the US
Private firm caring for vulnerable children supplied fake Garda vetting clearances
Businessman behind the group has gone on to win a further multimillion euro State contract
By Jack Power
Battle lines drawn in legal dispute over sale of cement maker in Ukraine to CRH
While efforts to end the war in Ukraine continue, building materials giant CRH and an Irish family-owned business are caught in a conflict of their own in the eastern European country
Fintan O’Toole? Johnny Logan? Liveline asks the nation, one by one, who should be president
Radio: The phone-in canvasses so many people that it might just qualify as a poll of voting intention for the entire country
By Séamas O'Reilly
My grandad’s hobbies are listening to the Dubliners and complaining about still being alive
Grandad would tell me to come home soon because he didn’t ‘have long left’. It worked. I went home to Sydney every year
Capitalism and its Critics by John Cassidy: An essential book of breathtaking scope
This brilliant book contains compelling ideas enlivened with colourful biography
By Kevin Gildea
Letters to the Editor, August 22nd: On college football and climate, fish kills, and wagging the finger
Are my concerns and observations unreasonable or ill-informed?
‘Keep your drones’: Dundrum residents air concerns about drone deliveries at public meeting
Meeting called in response to planning permission application submitted by Manna Drones for aerial delivery hub in Dundrum
By Hugh Dooley
Ireland will be relieved at Trump’s tariff cap on vital pharma sector
Agreed statement between the EU and US gives a firm commitment to cap pharma tariffs at 15%, while some parts of the sector may be excluded altogether
By Cliff Taylor
The Economist left Ireland out of its rich list but where do we really stand?
Authors said Ireland’s data was ‘polluted by tax arbitrage’
By Cliff Taylor
Queens of the Stone Age in Dublin: Kilmainham erupts with cathartic glee at ferocious gig
Josh Homme was having a great time, diving over the barricade and wading through the crowd
By Pat Carty
Hotels federation seeks State help in upcoming budget
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