The Argentinian star moved to the French capital from Barcelona in 2021 on a two-year contract.

Federal prosecutors obtain audio tape of former president acknowledging he kept a secret document on Iran

Cliff Taylor: There are legal and tax complications for both employer and employee.

The commission currently has about 170 staff and a budget of more than €16 million

Furniture retailer in ‘expansion’ mode as it eyes new Irish warehouse and order points

‘We have to know what we’ll be signing up to before we can sign up to anything,’ Taoiseach says at Moldova summit

A third of holidaymakers plan to stay in Ireland this year but majority are looking abroad for better value

Items found in reservoir in Portugal to be ‘evaluated’

Wassiou Ayawe (19), a native of Limerick city who died in incident on Lough Derg, was ‘one of the nicest people you could meet’

Everything you need to know about the band’s Dublin show on Friday, June 2nd

How much money is too much money to spend on shining a light in places that those with money and power would rather one was not shown?

Despite two second-half goals, Kildare were unable to upset the odds at O’Moore Park in Portlaoise

Fine Gael TD’s colleague Simon Harris took on the portfolio for most of the six months of leave

Uefa make take action against Roma manager after video emerges of him shouting at Anthony Taylor after Europa League final

Slowdown in price growth puts question mark around possible July interest rate hike

Devin Toner trusts Andy Farrell’s decision-making; and overly-cautious Gaelic football underlines a need for urgent reform

England player Jonny Bairstow wrote on Instagram: “If we’re a bit late it’s not our fault.”

Met Éireann’s Liz Walsh is warning people to be ‘sun smart’ and to take care around water spots as winds expected to pick up later in day

Newspapers accused Ben Roberts-Smith of involvement in the murder of unarmed civilians

Insurance brokerage group will take a majority stake in Athens-based company

Prices fell 0.1% in May, Nationwide Building Society said

Bill to suspend limit for two years on amount US government can borrow in return for spending restrictions and other conditions now goes to Senate for approval

Public grows impatient over economic strength failing to translate into better quality of life

ThinkReality VRX headset to go on sale in select markets worldwide

Tensions ran high in the courtroom between current and former Scientologists with the accusers saying on the stand that they felt intimidated

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Friends of Sinn Féin, the party’s New York-based branch, paid €280,000 in expenses in six months, latest US returns show

Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko said nine needed hospital treatment after the 18th attack on the capital

Paying for somebody who cannot deal with the contactless option is a feelgood moment, but it’s not long before something hits the fan

Cavan golfer has already notched up three top-10s on the LGPA Tour this season

Former player and manager Peter Fitzpatrick believes round-robin tests against likes of Mayo and Kerry will firmly stand to Wee County in the long run

Q&A with Elizabeth Cripps, author of Parenting on Earth: A Philosopher’s Guide to Doing Right By Your Kids – and Everyone Else

A draw on Monday will decide who will face the Big Apple at home in the preliminary quarter-finals stage

It might be time for a shot clock, or a restriction on how many players you can have inside your own half, or restricting the use of the handpass

Former Irish lock was left out of the World Cup squad in 2019 and knows the disappointed feeling only too well

Is ‘renewable diesel’ the climate saviour or a life raft for the liquid fuels industry?

Having successfully reversed ageing in mice, scientists plan to start work on non-human primates and then move on to humans

Including hotel terraces, pub gardens for something more casual, waterside venues, and some summer in the city spots too

BaseWorx was born just before Covid, which turned out to be a blessing in disguise for the workspace software service

Matt Ryan’s four-bedroom mews on Lad Lane Upper was reimagined to capitalise on its canalside location

A seven-bed Victorian with sea views in Tramore or a three-bed mid-terrace in Glasnevin

Mary Staunton went to her doctor over what she thought would be something minor. She soon embarked on what would be the most difficult experience of her life