Man dies after becoming unresponsive while being restrained in Cork pub
Garda investigation will be determined by the pathologist’s examination
Will new online shopping tax affect zero-rated goods such as food products?
Long-time ‘de minimis’ exemption from duty on anything valued at less than €150 from outside EU has come to an end
Two motorcyclists and motorist killed in separate crashes in Cork, Kildare and Donegal
Gardaí and emergency services at scene of overturned car in Limerick crash
Weight-loss drugs help women find work – and prompt men to leave their partners
A new study suggests GLP-1 drugs are disproportionately used by the rich
Surgeons remove brain tumour through eyelid in Irish medical first
Surgery performed at Dublin’s Beaumont Hospital after doctors at Mater hospital noticed patient’s eye being pushed out of her skull
12 great restaurants that stay open on a Monday
The stretch between Sunday and Tuesday can sometimes provide lean pickings for diners but these spots can save the day
Cian Prendergast hails brother Sam’s match-winning display for Ireland against Australia
Decisive kick added to Sam Prendergast’s redemptory end to the season
Putin and Trump discuss Ukraine in call ahead of Nato summit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy also discussed diplomatic efforts with Trump
‘Revel and reflect’: The Fourth of July in Washington was a preposterous delight of a day
As fighter jets and thunderstorms enlivened the sky over the US capital, the great American cities fairly dazzled, and citizens seemed to be having a fine old time
‘Space balls’: Mysterious debris found on Australian beaches could contain toxic rocket fuel
The Australian Space Agency confirmed on it was investigating six pieces of suspected space debris found washed up on Queensland beaches
Why Crimea has become so important in the Ukraine conflict
With attacks on the occupied peninsula, Kyiv hopes to pressure Putin to end the war
When commentators measure Ireland’s take tax in nuclear submarines, we’ve got a problem
Ireland has no credible strategy for paying the big bills coming down the track from investment, climate change and an ageing population
Kylian Mbappé spot on as France advance past rugged Paraguay
Didier Deschamps’ side ditch their tuxedos to reach World Cup quarter-finals
France’s buildings are becoming unlivable amid heatwave. But air conditioning remains divisive
Air conditioning is a thorny issue but it can form part of a relatively low-carbon response to rising temperatures
The doctor and the procedure that changes eye colour
Medics as artists who stain those proverbial windows of the soul
Woman secures protection order after waking up in ‘pool of blood’ following attack
District Family Court also told of mother who sought order against drug dealing son who kept breaking into her home
The story of two Dubliners planting a wood on the wild Atlantic coast
This is a story about how two people living in Dublin made a small wood and a garden on the north coast of Sligo
Former RTÉ broadcaster Brendan Balfe: ‘I haven’t listened to Radio 1 for a long time’
Balfe was the first face in colour from RTÉ TV studios, and in his day, his voice was as familiar as that of Gay Byrne to Irish audiences
Tapping Irish emigrants to fund education for those in need back home
Wild Geese: Mairead McNamara, New York
Women are being put in danger by Ireland’s new guidelines on labour
As an obstetrician, I know the harmful concept of a ‘latent phase’ of labour puts women and their babies at risk
I worry my sister’s lack of selfishness is damaging her health
Ask Roe: My sister volunteers to help anyone in need, even when she doesn’t like them that much. It’s heartbreaking to see her in constant pain
Clare need something out of the ordinary against revitalised Limerick
Banner have impressed in flashes but John Kiely’s men have been a team on a mission all championship
Ode to joylessness: Irish pessimism about the EU, world and ourselves rises at the wrong time
Chauffeur firm gets wedge to deliver great and good; €5m on offer for for Oireachtas creche operator; MEP seeks relief for fleeced farmers
Never mind a last dance for Clare veterans - young guns are having a brilliant summer
Niall O’Farrell, Seán Rynne and Diarmuid Stritch were all on a Clare minor team that lost by 40 points, but they bounced back in style
Paralympian Orla Comerford: ‘You never know when a personal best or a race will be your last’
The athlete on the precariousness of a sporting career, her pride at showing her medals to the children of Raheny, and fighting for inclusivity
Primark’s uneven growth underscores case for ABF split
As sugar division woes drive share price, the hope is that separation will allow each business be judged on its merits
‘It happened before’: Irish-based priest unperturbed after excommunication by Vatican
Traditionalists have ‘irregular canonical situation’ with Rome, says Dún Laoghaire priest
Jimmy Greaves’s 25,000km spin to Mexico in 1970 puts England’s challenges into perspective
The famous striker knew his playing days were winding down when he agreed to take part in the World Cup Rally
Ireland punishes tax evaders. Pollution should be just as risky
Nature absorbs the impact of polluters because the political will isn’t there to make the consequences serious enough to stop them
Tide turning for judicial reviews on planning
Government which warned of paralysis on big projects took 19 months to action fees already legislated for
As America turns 250, museums and parks battle with Trump over nation’s troubled history
How should the country should tell its story: as a celebration of founding ideals or a more nuanced reflection that includes slavery?
John Wilson’s guide to making the ultimate summer wine spritzer
How to Drink Better: Spritzers make for the perfect summer drink and they can help to limit alcohol intake
Playwright Conor McPherson on a new run at the Gate and the frustration of 3-star reviews
The playwright on his new production of The Brightening Air, developing ‘scar tissue’ from criticism, and the thing great actors have
The World Cup – soccer in general – seems to have escaped its once-stubborn naffness
The vast efficiency of the current tournament wipes out the comforting leathery embarrassment football once allowed
Abuse of staff in top Irish restaurants: ‘It was like I had been mugged’
Research on conditions in Irish restaurant kitchens has found ‘disconcertingly high’ numbers of staff reporting poor treatment, but how deep does the problem go?
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight
July 5th-10th highlights: including Pat Shortt in Museum of Me, The Girl in the Water, and Mackenzie Crook and Martin Freeman Remember The Office
Pittsburgh: Home of the Irish Room, $9 pints, Andy Warhol - and the perfect sandwich
Warhol museum, sporting stadiums and spectacular sandwiches make for an enjoyable trip to the Steel City
Four new films to see this week: Enola Holmes 3, The Invite, Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie, Minions & Monsters
Millie Bobby Brown, Seth Rogen, Olivia Wilde, Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of July 3rd, 2026
Author Faith Hogan: ‘The thing I truly believe in life is that there is no one like your own sister’
The writer on her latest novel, why the internet is her enemy, and living in the west of Ireland
Is there a connection between the Virgin Mary and the EU flag?
Rite & Reason: The design of the flag was part of a collaboration involving French artist Arsène Heitz, who worked for the Council of Europe
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