Tesla robotaxis are coming, but it might be more of a crawl than a march
For all the progress on self-driving cars, EU rules mean we won’t see them here any time soon
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Ciarán Murphy: Potential ‘group of death’ leaves me wondering is Connacht final worth winning?
The draw for the group stage shouldn’t happen until after the provincial finals are played
Health of Dublin football splits opinion and a warning for Leinster
Seán Currie on ‘that’ penalty; Clare need to get their shoots boots on; Third time lucky for Galopin Des Champs?
From a Low and Quiet Sea review: Excellent performances, but this Donal Ryan adaptation has taken a big risk
The novelist has an ability to connect Ireland’s historical roots with its modern realities, but the multiple monologues of his story can struggle on a bare stage
By Tom Lordan
‘Housing tsar’ salary causing a mounting headache for the Coalition
James Browne’s intervention on appointment has already led to a thinly veiled rebuke from a spokesman for Simon Harris
‘My future looks empty and lonely ... I should have invested more in friends, but it feels too late now’
Tell Me About It: ‘I didn’t realise how much I depended on my friend until the last month, when I realised there is no one else who really knows me’
By Trish Murphy
When Northampton Saints face Leinster expect the unexpected
Leinster and Northampton Saints have a rich history, but history has shown the unpredictability of the sport
Are women paying more than men for everyday items? Oh let me count the ways
Being female comes with added financial burdens when it comes to getting goods and services
By Joanne Hunt
There’s a simple reason why building projects - from the petty to the transformative - take so long in Ireland
This State must start thinking outside the box to deliver key housing and infrastructure
Balbriggan lands zoned for housing guiding at €18.75m
37.5-acre North Dublin holding comes for sale zoned in its entirety for residential development
Solicitor and developer Noel Smyth seeking €5.25m for St Michael’s Hospital Dún Laoghaire car park
Dún Laoghaire site with full planning permission for high-end residential scheme
Former Kildare hotel offers scope for redevelopment at €1.75m
Cooldrinagh House, famously known as the childhood home of Samuel Beckett’s mother, comes for sale
M7 Real Estate seeks occupier for fully refurbished Dublin 12 industrial and office facility
Unit at Park West will have A3 Ber rating and be ready for tenant fit-out in third quarter of this year
Prime office buildings in the heart of Dublin’s political beltway seeking €7m
Adjoining blocks on Molesworth Street sit just a short walk from gates of Leinster House
Ready-to-go residential site in Bray guiding at €2.25m
Bray site has full planning permission for 12 apartments and 12 duplexes
Dublin city centre residential investment seeking €8.75m
Portfolio of 27 apartments offers buyer scope to increase current annual rental income of €515,000
Open, Heaven by Seán Hewitt: a portrait of the sensualist as a young man
The poet’s first novel documents the totalising force of youthful infatuation with fidelity and tenderness
By Paraic O’Donnell
Was William Blake, one of England’s greatest poets, actually Irish?
Scholars have long maintained that WB Yeats was being fanciful when he claimed one of England’s greatest poets was in fact Irish. But a new look at the story suggests an alternative possibility
By Philip Hoare
Gerry Adams takes jurors in his defamation case against BBC on a very long stroll down memory lane
Former Sinn Féin leader describes formative years in 1960s Belfast to High Court in Dublin
By Miriam Lord
Landmark south Dublin pub hits the open market for first time in 48 years with €7.25m price tag
Landmark south Dublin venue has potential for high-end residential development
Darragh Ó Sé: Dublin aren’t dead in the water - a return to Croke Park will make them a huge threat
The new game is all about getting comfortable in chaos and if Dessie Farrell can get everyone fit, the Dubs will have a big say
By Darragh Ó Sé
Health of Irish rugby and Dublin football come under focus after lost weekend
Owen Doyle on URC officiating; Conor McManus on Ulster football riches; Punchestown Festival ready for the off
The 34th Dáil is finally set to get to work. But what’s on the agenda?
Government is already facing a brewing political row over mooted salary for ‘housing tsar’
Mortgage drawdowns hit record average of €328,000
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