‘We do not support Putin’: On board the sanctioned Russian ship in Killiney Bay
Captain Vladimir Martus says he built the Russian navy replica ship with his own hands
Lions v Brumbies will be a ‘pinch-me-moment’ for Mack Hansen
Lions safari rolls into Canberra; Cats facing long winter of introspection; O’Brien to threaten his own world record
Could the presidential election be about to catch fire?
Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald refused to rule herself out of the race on Monday
RTE unions warning and how to bridge the pension gap
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EV Q&A: How do I know if I’m getting good economy from an electric car?
Helping to separate electric-vehicle myths from facts, we are here to answer all your EV questions
By Neil Briscoe
Ireland has a proud history of opposing anti-Semitism
Outrage at the collective torture of Gaza is linked to our historical opposition to oppression
Domestic violence disclosure scheme could expose victims to ‘unacceptable’ risk, department finds
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan has committed to setting up a domestic violence register
By Ellen Coyne
Gerry Thornley: The Lions must be wary of wily old fox Joe Schmidt. Something special is brewing
Neither Australia not the Lions have looked particularly formidable so far, but something special could be brewing
Conor McManus: Football is now transformed and Croke Park matches will be even better
With the best players on the best surface, FRC football has reached a new level, and is now a brilliant watch
How Condé Nast reinvented the glossy magazine, then lost its way
A new book offers a portrait of an empire built on luxe fantasy, brought to life by big personalities and lavish spending
By Hugh Linehan
How the Dingle Peninsula is modelling a new way for rural Ireland to thrive
Kerry community is embracing innovation with mix of local energy projects, nature-positive farming and sustainable tourism
A sleeping passenger goes hungry on an Aer Lingus flight across the Atlantic
“maybe they are hoping I will die before they have to respond”
By Conor Pope
From LA to Dublin: ‘When people see my name, they expect a granny from Tipperary’
Vietnamese-Irish-American actor and writer Brigid Leahy moved from Los Angeles, California, to Dublin in 2014 to study at Trinity College
Ten great Irish restaurants for outdoor dining
Fancy eating outside? These places offer terrace and outdoor dining that’s not always dependent on the Irish weather
By Corinna Hardgrave and Joanne Cronin
Remembering thalidomide survivor Jacqui Browne: ‘She raised the bar for us every day of our lives’
Despite being impacted by thalidomide and having 35 operations in her lifetime, Jacqui Browne was an avid sailor and disability rights activist
By June Shannon
Dublin’s biggest theatre is staging its first production. Will its Little Shop of Horrors pull off a coup?
Bord Gáis Energy Theatre normally welcomes West End shows. It’s no small task to mount the venue’s first homegrown production, Alan Menken and Howard Ashman’s comedy-horror musical
By Sara Keating
Inheritance Q&A: The tax implications of inheriting across borders
Inheritance tax rules vary widely between one country and another, so beneficiaries are well advised to seek professional legal advice
Oddbody by Rose Keating: Superbly crafted horror stories about having a body and being a woman
Keating uses deadpan expressionism to tell startling tales about what happens to our feelings when they collide with the social world
By Kevin Power
Letters to the Editor, July 8th: On equipping the Defence Forces, Botox, and replacing the president
This triumph must not blind us to the wider reality
West Cork Chamber Music Festival 2025 review: Wonderful performances at an event that’s as healthy as ever
West Cork Chamber Music Festival 2025 features the Marmen, Doric, Chiaroscuro, Tchalik and Ardeo quartets, among many other performers
Croke Park scoreboards still in shock after blistering hurling semi-finals
Lions unconvincing in Sydney; Ireland pull through in Tbilisi; Woad triumphs at Carton House
‘Amazing’ plans for Dublin’s Sheriff Street include offices and a hotel. Amazing for whom?
Underserved and under-resourced parts of the capital are not development opportunities – they’re living, vibrant communities
By Una Mullally
Irish house prices continue to rise and pharma’s tariff options
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Trump’s big, beautiful Bill could be the Republicans’ undoing in mid-term elections
The passage of the Bill leads to massive, ugly tax cuts for American aristocrats
By Daniel Geary
Roy Keane’s life has had many twists and turns, but his love for Cork never wavered
Keane is in Cork this week for three sold-out evenings in conversation with Roddy Doyle. Earlier in his life, this would have been unimaginable
By Denis Walsh
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