Indian taxi driver faces loss of livelihood as he recovers from unprovoked attack
Racist language and assaults on Indian and Pakistani community create climate of fear
Mechanic wins WRC order for €5,400 in unpaid wages against motor garage employer
WRC rejects claim from employer that it only owed worker an apprentice rate of €4.75 an hour for three months of employment
Meat processor Arrow grows profits by 14% to more than €28m
Arrow group, which is family-owned, paid out a dividend of €1.8m, which was unchanged from the year before
Mincon returns to growth, driven by pivot towards construction sector
Irish engineering group reports 9% rise in revenue to €74m for six months to the end of June
Mincon returns to growth, driven by pivot towards construction sector
Irish engineering group reports 9% rise in revenue to €74m for six months to the end of June
IRFU to keep tackle height below sternum after data shows fewer injuries
The rule was put to trial across Ireland in the 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons
Israeli cabinet may order complete Gaza takeover
Cabinet meeting expected to discuss Netanyahu’s call for ‘full occupation’ of Gaza is postponed
Man (30s) killed in Offaly single-vehicle crash
Teenage cyclist (19) struck while cycling in west Dublin dies in hospital
Pioneering film-maker George Morrison dies aged 102
President Michael D Higgins pays tribute to Waterford native known for Mise Éire, the first full-length feature film in the Irish language
Dundrum drone delivery plans delayed as council requests further information
Manna asked to supply reports on noise, traffic and ecological impacts by Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Storm Floris: 200 premises still without power in west after unseasonable high winds
ESB says crews are working to restore power in areas in Sligo, Tuam, Ennis and Athlone
Dún Laoghaire Harbour Swim: the women’s race in pictures
95th edition of the annual race took place on bank holiday Sunday evening
Gaza is also a war on the human instinct for compassion
When we learn to shut down pity, we summon the pitiless to power
Glen Dimplex slumps to €7.7m pre-tax loss as demand for heat pumps slows
Electrical goods manufacturer announced a major overhaul of its Irish operations last year
Gena Heraty kidnapping: Tánaiste speaks to Haitian minister to try to bring end to Irish woman’s ‘horrendous ordeal’
Co Mayo woman was working in orphanage in Port-au-Prince where eight people were taken
Profits slump 28% at Guinness parent, Diageo
Diageo hunting for new CEO as interim boss says there is much more for company to do across its portfolio of brands
Probation officials begin training to deal with radicalised criminals engaged in violent extremism
A project has also been set up to help steer 12- to 24-year-olds away from involvement in crime in Dublin’s north inner city
How upcoming price changes will affect your EV running costs
Do recent price increases plus an upcoming VAT rise make EVs as costly to run for some motorists as a petrol or diesel car?
Texan Democrats flee state to stop ‘racist gerrymandered’ election remapping
State governor calls for arrests after exodus of Democratic lawmakers seeks to block Republican Bill that would redraw electoral districts
Aer Lingus eyes flights to Pittsburgh and William Fry hires senior staff from rival
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Has Ireland become too pricey for tourists? An economist and a tourism industry representative debate
The three primary reasons visitors come to Ireland are low-cost to no-cost. But could high prices put that at risk?
Anatomy of a photograph: Gaza, starvation and the battle for truth
The power of a picture operates on different levels
Parents of children with Down syndrome: ‘It teaches you to be a better person’
Bernie and Crohan O’Kennedy could not conceive a baby naturally. Their daughter Pippa, ‘a long-awaited miracle’, arrived in July 2023
Tánaiste says ‘no stone unturned’ in efforts to locate Irish woman kidnapped in Haiti
Irish missionary Gena Heraty among eight kidnapped from orphanage on Sunday
Galway v Cork: Throw-in time, TV details and team news for the All-Ireland camogie final
Everything you need to know about the camogie decider at Croke Park
Rory McIlroy skips first FedEx Cup playoff event as Shane Lowry returns to action in Memphis
Cameron Young finally breaks through on PGA Tour
Presidential election: How much does it cost to run for the Áras?
Fine Gael’s Mairead McGuinness and Independent Catherine Connolly are on the start line, but Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin continue to prevaricate
Gena Heraty ‘dedicated her life to supporting the most vulnerable’
Gena Heraty among eight people kidnapped from orphanage in Haiti
Owen Doyle: Dan Sheehan should have got a red card and a longer ban for dangerous strike
The third Test between the Lions and Australia was a rugby travesty
Husband of woman who killed their child calls for changes to support bereaved
Nicola Keane, who took her own life, had post natal depression and psychosis after giving birth to son Henry
More detailed data on abortions to be collected from Irish hospitals
No information on patient’s identity or reason for seeking abortion will be gathered
The truth about financial advice: we do not actually want guidance
A recent study claims we don’t want better advice, but better justification
More than 100 retailers found non-compliant with laws on sale of vapes to children
Of 52 findings of non-compliance in 2024, 19 have to date resulted in court proceedings
William Fry hires partners from rival law firm
Move follows failure of William Fry and Eversheds Sutherland to complete a merger
Irish man claims State has ‘abandoned’ his child in Poland, court filings show
Girl’s mother took her to Poland without father’s consent; parents in battle over where child should receive medical care
Maxol CEO: ‘People in the South spend for today. They’re still much more cautious in the North’
The forecourt retailer has successfully navigated trading on both sides of the Border for more than a century. Now it’s tackling the transition to EVs
A US couple in Clonmel: ‘America is me-me-me-me. Ireland still has that community feeling’
Barrie Peterson and Bea Conner moved from upstate New York to Clonmel in June 2024
Aer Lingus weighs Pittsburgh flights
Airline to boost transatlantic services next year following strong results
It’s about to get much harder to blame population growth for the climate crisis
In a world where the population is about to fall, it will be harder for anyone to argue that having a child is the reason for our difficulties
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