Animal was taken from Tannaghmore Animal Farm but subsequently recovered

Ireland’s ‘home’ leg fixture to be played behind closed doors in Backa Topola on October 4th

Andrew Coscoran qualifies for 1,500m final at European Athletics Championships, with Cathal Doyle left furious after fall

Andrew Muir says there was ‘no reasonable alternative’ to cattle cull

From soccer and GAA to baseball and Formula One, teams are exploring how artificial intelligence can improve decision-making - and trying to decide where boundaries should be set

The rights of women and girls have been dismantled since the Taliban returned to power five years ago

Dundrum Town Centre opened in early 2005 with Harvey Nichols as an anchor tenant but the British department store was consistently loss making here

An email translator for the summer holidays

Farage would be overwhelming favourite to win any further byelection, but of much greater concern to him will be the flagging poll ratings of Reform UK

Energy supplier blames volatile markets for 7.6% increase and says it can no longer absorb higher costs

Despite figure climbing to 780, the Garda says hate crimes remain under-reported

Ellie McCartney to face gruelling evening schedule with 200m breaststroke final before 200m IM semi-final

A wave of 150,000 Israelis, many of them high earners, have left the country over the past three years amid political tumult and war

Swimmers in Seapoint, Dublin, are ‘well used’ to stings but some now use ‘sting suits’

For some, avoiding association with crime is a factor. Others want their surname to be ‘Messi’ or ‘Ronaldo’

Rhasidat Adeleke silences doubt with 200m silver

British band continues tradition of musicians collaborating with Dublin football club to draw attention to social or political issues

A new work by Kevin Graham in memory of Glen Hansard

Oceania Football Confederation’s 11 votes could prove crucial in Fifa election

Security upgrades follow senior judges expressing concern at disruptive and violent conduct