More than quarter of patients waiting for dental care have additional needs, figures show
Report relates to general anaesthetic work, which is often carried out in hospitals
Iran seizes ships in Strait of Hormuz ahead of possible new peace talks
Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon kill journalist and wound photographer as rescue efforts hampered
Erling Haaland steers Manchester City to top of the table, condemns Burnley to drop
Pep Guardiola’s side jump ahead of Arsenal on goals scored
Manchester City’s 1-0 win at Burnley sets up a Hitchcock-esque title thriller
Not quite the cricket score some had in mind at Turf Moor but enough for Pep’s platoon to climb over Arsenal
Strong finances will allow for personal income tax package in next budget, Harris says
Fine Gael has always stood up for rural Ireland, Tánaiste tells meeting of parliamentary party
Ryder Cup: €499 admission price ‘a matter for organisers’, Minister for Sport says
Opposition criticise daily price as ‘exorbitant’ given State has allocated over €200m in direct and indirect funding
New book on Irish dancing ‘feis fixing’ scandal by Irish Times journalist launched
Dirty Dancing by political correspondent Ellen Coyne ‘a quintessentially Irish story’ told with ‘empathy’ and ‘intellectual rigour’
Iran says reopening Strait of Hormuz ‘impossible’ due to US ‘breaches’ of ceasefire
Second round of peace talks could take place within the next three days, Trump reportedly says
‘Get the posters up’: Dublin Central, Galway West byelections to be held on May 22nd
Writs moved in Dáil as Electoral Commission appeals to public to act now to ensure they are registered to vote
Teenage boy (15) caught with €80,000 worth of illegal tablets placed on probation bond
Boy, who pleaded guilty to possession, is engaging with local youth service
Student who applied for Braille books in transition year got them week before Leaving Cert
Jen Cummins says treatment of pupil ‘heartbreaking’ and says planned special education forum is just another ‘talking shop’
The Irish Times view on cost-rental homes: viability issues must be tackled
These properties provide housing for those caught in the middle between social housing and an expensive private market
‘Thrill-seeking’ disqualified teenage driver who led gardaí on high-speed chases jailed
Teenager drove vehicle against southbound traffic on M50 during one chase
Ireland considers designating private offshore wind facilities as critical infrastructure
Jack Chambers tells Oireachtas committee engagement on this issue is under way within Government
The Irish Times view on Ulster University cuts: an insoluble problem
Problems a symptom of system where no party bears responsibility for consequences
Suspended trade union executive member will find out if she can run for re-election on Friday
Lorna Langan says suspension decision arose out of her attempts to highlight wrongdoing and malpractice
Israeli attacks in south Lebanon strain ceasefire ahead of fresh Washington talks
Beirut to seek extension of 10-day truce which emerged separately from US efforts to resolve conflict with Iran
High Court quashes shooting range operator’s conviction for allowing unauthorised use
Garda previously told District Court alcohol and firearms did not belong on the same premises and he found the combination ‘quite frightening’
Sinn Féin calls on Taoiseach to admit Budget 2026 left workers ‘high and dry’
Call comes following comments by Jack Chambers on Tuesday that budget ‘didn’t give workers a break’
City slickers: John S Doyle on the launch of In Dublin 50 years ago
None of the five of us who put together the first issue had any experience in publishing
‘Middleman’ involved in €500,000 Trinity College Dublin hardship fund fraud jailed
Luke Taaffe (34) pleaded guilty to 11 counts of possessing proceeds of criminal conduct
NI legacy Bill to be delayed by amendments to ‘safeguard’ British army veterans
UK government has been ‘consulting widely’ on Northern Ireland Troubles legislation, says Hilary Benn
Aer Lingus pilot challenges redeployment backtrack
Captain wants court to order he be allowed attend training
Enoch Burke asks appeal court to allow late challenge to finding he was validly suspended
In normal course litigants must file an appeal to a High Court decision 28 days after formalisation of relevant order
Billions of euro in ‘dark money’ passing through Irish financial services sector
Hostile actors can use system to raise capital for illegal activities including military or hybrid operations, Oireachtas committee hears
Minister urges housing bodies to engage on finance difficulties for cost-rental schemes
Most schemes undertaken by approved groups or Land Development Agency due to high debt burden
Max Deegan to miss Leinster’s Champions Cup semi-final after two-game ban for Ulster red card
Backrower was dismissed for a challenge on Werner Kok during Leinster’s win over Ulster in Belfast
Wildlife experts call for ‘misleading’ timber industry book to be removed from schools
Foreword by Michael Healy-Rae champions virtues of commercial Sitka spruce without referencing environmental harms
Councils should be obliged to fix roads with a history of fatalities, committee hears
Irish Road Victims’ Association says ‘lives continue to be lost and families continue to be affected’
Hiqa to review operation of screening services to ensure improvements made following CervicalCheck controversy
Watchdog to interview key personnel, review documentation and carry out targeted risk-based inspections where needed
Liam Rosenior leaves Chelsea three and a half months into contract until 2032
Calum McFarlane to take charge for the rest of the season
Shares mixed as traders assess fragile US-Iran truce
Iseq down 1% as Ryanair declines on rising oil prices
Department must pay €30,000 to visually impaired employee over ‘protracted’ discrimination
Paul Hill ‘humiliated’ by Department of Social Protection’s failure to provide reasonable accommodations for over 12-year period
Siptu asks Oireachtas committee to invite childcare employers in to explain stall on pay deal negotiations
Union warns millions allocated by Government could again be returned unspent if the process does not start soon
International Criminal Court has jurisdiction over former Philippine president, judges rule
Prosecutors say Rodrigo Duterte (81) created and armed death squads to kill suspected narcotics peddlers and users while in power
Psychological illness most common cause in income protection claims surge at Aviva
Group paid €125.6m in protection claims to more than 2,900 customers in 2025, according to its latest claims data
Euros qualifying may switch to Nations League-style format
New format would likely come in after Euro 2028
One in five employers see pay transparency rule as ‘unnecessary burden’
Ireland faces delays in transposing the EU directive
Catherine Connolly signs International Protection Bill into law
President decided not to refer legislation to Supreme Court
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