Rolls-Royce proves that staggering luxury and humble crafts can coexist
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Five-try Connacht too much for Scarlets
Sean Jansen scores first-half brace in 17-point win at the Dexcom
US offering up to $10 million for information on Iran’s supreme leader and other senior officials
Live updates as attacks continue in the Middle East
Ulster charge back to take rousing win at Edinburgh
Richie Murphy’s side dominate second half to climb URC table
Patrick Hickey on target to maintain Bohemians’ league lead
Galway United unfortunate to come away without a point after late Matt Wolfe effort
‘It should be a fantastic game’: Ireland can beat Scotland in quest for Six Nations glory
Andy Farrell’s buoyant side face potent opponents in tournament showdown for Triple Crown and more
CRH chief Jim Mintern’s remuneration hits $17.8m in first year at helm
Building materials giant confirms delisting from London Stock Exchange
The Irish Times view on conflict in the Gulf: Trump’s forlorn search for an exit
Bereft of any apparent strategy, the US president will struggle to find a way out
Ireland edges festival tally 15-13 but Cheltenham rivalry rejuvenated
Willie Mullins saddles record-equalling seventh Triumph Hurdle winner with 50/1 shot
The Irish Times view on the Oscars: a ridiculous but potent celebration
This year’s awards come at a moment of flux and uncertainty for the gilm industry
Trump says Iran will be hit ‘very hard’ and calls regime leaders ‘deranged scumbags’
Death toll and humanitarian crises mount two weeks into the US-Israeli war on Iran
US easing sanctions on Russian oil draws criticism from Ukraine and European allies
Zelenskiy warns waiver will boost Russian war chest
‘It would have sucked to be going home this afternoon’: Rory McIlroy makes Players cut
Shane Lowry’s weekend cut short by second-round 73
Welcome to UKIS: the flattest summit in the history of political hillocks
United Kingdom-Ireland Summit is already up there with Davos and COP and Puck Fair
Six Nations permutations: How Ireland, France or Scotland can win the 2026 competition
France lead title charge going into final round
Taoiseach denies claims Government not providing information to Troubles legacy bodies
Micheál Martin says UK-Ireland legacy framework a ‘generational opportunity’ to make progress for survivors and bereaved families
Georgia rugby caught in doping scandal as players allegedly swapped urine samples
Joint probe by Wada and World Rugby finds five instances of alleged urine swapping
I was thankful I had filed away the obscure detail of who finished second to Ronnie Delany in 1956
Not that The Irish Times team needed any help crossing the finish line first to claim victory in the annual Dublin Rape Crisis Centre corporate quiz night
Family of woman murdered by husband in Dublin ‘distressed’ after killer granted day release
Siobhán McLaughlin was killed by her husband in ‘savage, torturous’ attack 20 years ago at her family home in Goatstown
David McGoldrick would reconsider Ireland retirement if call comes
Former Republic of Ireland international remains in goal-scoring form at Barnsley
Why has the thorny issue of hedgerows surfaced in court?
A case involving illegal removal has proved costly for company and nature
Ballincollig latest: Investigation into death of woman named locally as Kelly Cremin (32)
Neighbours found the mother of one, named locally as Kelly Cremin, after becoming concerned about not having seen her since Thursday
Natalie McNally murder trial jury shown police interview with accused
Stephen McCullagh denies murdering Natalie McNally, who was 15 weeks pregnant when she was killed at her home
Paul Townend makes it a record fifth Cheltenham Gold Cup on Gaelic Warrior
Occasion marred as veteran Envoi Allen collapses and dies after finishing his final race
State given more time to respond to Jozef Puska’s appeal submissions over Ashling Murphy murder conviction
Puska was sentenced to life imprisonment in November 2023
Iran’s strategy of attrition seems to be working so far
For the Islamic Republic regime, survival would be victory
Evan Ferguson can come back stronger, says Brighton manager Fabian Hurzeler
Republic of Ireland international recovering after ankle surgery
What will €595,000 buy in France, Italy, Portugal Spain and Donegal?
One price, home and away: from a converted church in Letterkenny to a country home in Marsciano
European markets end week lower as Iran strikes continue
Euronext Dublin retreats as small gains in food and some financial stocks outweighed by declines in construction companies
Man accused of Daena Walsh’s murder told gardaí he did not kill his ‘soul mate’
Central Criminal Court trial hears Garda Technical Bureau members found knives in bags in Co Cork apartment and items of bloodstained clothing
Cheltenham day four: Gold Cup glory for Townend and Mullins with Gaelic Warrior – as it happened
All the action as it happens with seven races set for day four at the festival
Man claiming to be mistaken for one of nine identical brothers first to be prosecuted for obstructing deportation
Sam Okwuoha was to be deported to Nigeria earlier this month
Anticipation and trepidation in advance of Micheál Martin’s visit to the White House
Keir Starmer’s Cork trip marks a step forward for Ireland-UK relations
Malachy Clerkin: Jockeys’ staged TV handshake won’t make racism row go away
Declan Queally’s complaint about Nico de Boinville cannot be brushed off as a tiff between two competitors
Michael Flatley legal dispute with former solicitor to go to mediation, High Court hears
An allegation over a hold on files and claims on both sides about legal fees
Ana Kriégel murder: Records on Boy A’s progress in custody ‘crucial’ to life sentence appeal, court hears
Boy A was one of two boys convicted of schoolgirl Ana Kriégel’s murder in Dublin seven years ago
Barrister sues Google in bid to delist search results linked to UK Revenue publication
Action is being taken under EU privacy laws
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