‘Personal users’ of drugs support the criminal elements who control trafficking

Donat Rétif did not fly on an aeroplane until he was 20 – now he runs a package holiday firm worth €1bn-plus

'Funding gap' was fully costed in original report

Instead of placing all our eggs in the wind basket, Ireland should pursue a balanced energy mix

Time to park that hypocrisy and tone down the puritanical streak

Another EU presidency, another letter raging against limousines speeding through Dublin. Plus ça change

Former DUP leader’s conviction shows North’s Public Prosecution Service regards no one as untouchable

Spending six months in a Gaeltacht would greatly improve students’ Irish language skills

Christophe Soumillon’s appeal against an eight-day ban for controversial Royal Ascot ride will be heard on Friday

The consequences are still playing out in the UK, as it prepares for its seventh prime minister in ten years. Yet Ireland is thriving

Amid holiday celebrations in Beijing, a friend’s stark worry captures the anxiety of a weakening jobs market

Family say they are the ones who have suffered the true life sentences

Newstalk host’s mood matches sunny weather, while Hard Shoulder pair take big-top approach on tour

Critic Sathnam Sanghera responds to a feeling there has never been a serious examination of George Michael the music-maker

A History of Down High School, 200 years of the Impartial Reporter, and A History of First Presbyterian Church Armagh

Most of the slowdown in price growth is in cities, particularly Dublin

The strongest themes at this year’s Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland awards celebrate conservation, adaptation, reuse and restoration

A ‘once-in-a-generation opportunity’ to help people with addiction; and ‘climate on steroids’

UN report identifies weapons used in Israel’s targeted killing of Gaza children, as well as the military units responsible

The party has two good people in its two top roles, yet neither quite belong and there is nowhere else for either to go