Mark Foley drink-driving case: ‘Where he crashed would have been my driver’s seat and my four-year-old in the back’
Blood-alcohol test shows ex-EirGrid chief was four times over limit when he crashed into two parked cars
Blood-alcohol test shows ex-EirGrid chief was four times over limit when he crashed into two parked cars
Party manifestos will contain a range of pleages but you may need to look closely for big ideas on climate, immigration and the sustainability of Ireland’s economic model
The shapeshifting percussionist, who played vital roles in bands led by Miles Davis and Jan Garbarek, leads an absorbing 70-minute set
Treatment of pensions under the Fair Deal nursing home cost subsidy scheme differ, depending on the nature of the pension
Climate, immigration and the sustainability of our economic model are subjects no one wants to talk about but they are not going away
Nature of threat of Donald Trump’s second-term plans what matters about the ‘f’ word, not precise historical accuracy
Drama bigs up Adams-Trimble encounter; Saoirse Ronan gets a knock-back; buskers object to Grafton Street development; and Sabina Higgins takes on a woolly role
The author on the genre she calls ‘uplit’, the ‘perfect balance’ of living between London and the Kerry Gaeltacht, and her admiration for Greta Thunberg
How to Drink Better: I have never found sniffing the cork to be of any use, but others swear by it
Surely it’s vital to tell them to discover what pleases them and to get to know their bodies, or is this still taboo?
A Kathleen Glasgow novel that asks the big questions, and new works by AS King, Louisa Reid, James Butler and Jason Reynolds
The ancient festival has become merely the end point for a month-long orgy of horror-related consumer bingeing. At least it keeps Christmas at bay
I think I might belong to an as-yet-unidentified subset of humans who will never find exercise enjoyable
Reporter Ronan McGreevy picks his standout stories of the week including a pertinent piece on an essential truth about Catholic Ireland
This is largely down the lunacy of the Irish system where capital gains tax on individual investments is levied at a rate of 33 %
Big foreign investors are putting projects on hold because they are losing faith in Ireland’s ability to deliver. We need to do something - but what?
Unless you have a reliable and obliging childminder willing to shift their schedule to accommodate the whims of Simon Harris, the election is yet another headache for parents
A neuropsychologist’s view: Only a person whose judgment and decision-making had been altered by power could claim the military actions of the last year constitute a path to ultimate victory for Israel
Strategies, slogans and manifestos are being finalised behind the scenes as polling day looms
A Trump victory in the US presidential election would constitute a seismic shift in our overall international strategy
Draft inquiry report found that parts of the politician’s evidence were ‘not credible’ and that young woman’s account of incident in Dublin hotel was ‘essentially true’
Former Kilkenny hurler talks about his new autobiography, being part of Brian Cody’s dressingroom and life after playing intercounty
Noel Rock appreciation video sees Paschal Donohoe gush there is now ‘only one Rock in my life’ as the Dwayne Johnson fan praises his FG colleague
Cosgrave, who is largely upbeat and spirited in person, regards his online persona as a different entity. That does not negate the hurt people have felt at the hands of either character
Locals in Dundalk express bafflement and shock at disappearance of boy in 2022, when he was aged six