What does €190,000 buy in France, Slovenia, Italy, Greece and Co Mayo?
One price, home and away: from a traditional cottage in Ballyhaunis to a town house in a French village
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Wine blow-ins: three veteran wine importers from abroad tell us how they have watched the Irish market change
These three importers have all been in Ireland for more than two decades and have seen the market transform
France summons Iran envoy over supermarket fridge hack
Ireland was among the countries affected by later hacks of supermarket fridges
‘Easy scapegoat’ for news publishers to blame AI for low readership, media executive says
French newspaper Le Monde’s group chief says ChatGPT has boosted subscriber count 13 times more than Google searches
French officials accuse Iran of carrying out refrigerator hacks
Officials said there would be consequences for cyber incident that struck hundreds of French supermarkets
France set for choice between Le Pen and hard-left Mélenchon
Jean-Luc Mélenchon vows to lower retirement age, introduce wealth taxes and defy EU treaties
DJ Kelly-Anne Byrne: ‘I’d love to retire to the south of France and open a wine bar’
Dubliner Byrne is a DJ, broadcaster and teacher
Piste perfect: the highs and lows of skiing in 2026
Whether you’re in the market for glamorous locations or fun budget-friendly breaks, here are our tips to prepare yourself for a great ski trip
Jonathan Coe: ‘I’ve plunged headfirst into it: putting things into people’s mouths that they never said’
The novelist on writing a semi-fictionalised work of the type he used to be deeply sceptical of, his prog-rock band The Peer Group, and being big in France
‘Going for the vibes’: Cop31 climate summit expectations ‘pretty much zero’
Global and domestic political difficulties overshadow the annual negotiations at this year’s summit, co-hosted by Australia and Turkey
Aer Lingus says pilot ‘acted impeccably’ on flight diverted by bomb threat amid France investigation
Public prosecutor says investigation began after he was informed pilot initially refused to comply with request to land at airbase
‘She ticks a lot of boxes’: Will Christine Lagarde take a shot at the French presidency?
Lagarde’s early resignation from the ECB has ignited speculation she may run to try to beat Marine Le Pen
Aer Lingus pilot under investigation for refusing to land at French base after bomb threat
France dispatched fighter jets to escort plane, which then landed at an air force base in Normandy
Debt of poorest countries hits record $9.4tn, World Bank reveals
Interest paid on borrowings rose to highest rate since 1980s
Hundreds of thousands march in cities across France in latest round of protests
Striking teachers, hospital staff and rail workers joined students in largely peaceful demonstrations
Forever Auvers – Frank McNally on the village where Vincent van Gogh spent his last days
The French village remains a place of pilgrimage for admirers of the artist and his work
State’s ability to defend itself compromised by lack of security strategy, says Defence Forces
Warning is included in confidential assessments intended to highlight potential threats to national security
Eileen Gray was evicted from a Paris grave. Her ashes remain lost but a new memorial has been created
Plaque paying tribute to Irish designer and architect is unveiled at Paris’s Père-Lachaise cemetery on 50th anniversary of her death
Energy shares fall on Strait of Hormuz signals as European banking proves to be safe bet
Irish stock market was boosted by strong results from Ryanair on Monday
Europe confronts a new threat: protest movements with no visible leaders
Anonymous social media accounts are mobilising young people across borders, blurring the lines between political protest, online performance and organised looting
The battle to reverse Europe’s big immigration experiment
One in five people in Spain was born outside the country — a higher proportion than even in the US
How fraught are the public sector pay talks?
Unions have warned of a second day of industrial action unless a credible offer is forthcoming from Government
Police clash with masked rioters after largely peaceful protests across France
Demonstrations also took place in Germany, where officers fired tear gas to disperse crowds
Taoiseach doing some ‘deep thinking’ about Irish unity with creation of new Government body
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
What will €875,000 buy in Italy, France, the US, Spain and Co Galway?
One price, home and away: from a family home just outside Kinvara village to a cottage in an exclusive community in North Carolina
BMW i3 first drive: Have they kept the joy of driving alive?
New EV promises extraordinary range and cutting-edge tech, but can it live up to what made the 3 Series famous?
ECB at critical point in advance of strategic reshuffle of key personnel
European Central Bank preparing for leadership changes at time of turbulence in bond markets
‘Police came and beat up minors’: Meet France’s student protesters
Students vow to go ahead with further protests after government offers more funding and university places
AI boom and simmering oil prices boost global stocks, but Brazil election knocks some back
Shares traded in Dublin began the week on a steady upward trajectory
French stocks: ‘Buy when there’s blood in the streets’?
Bank of America’s fund manager survey shows a record number plan to underweight French stocks over the next year, but other market adages are available
Marine Le Pen begins ‘great battle for France’ with presidential campaign launch
Right-wing populist has seen poll boost following unrest
Silent, tense and barricaded, Orléans reveals a deeply divided France
Le Pen launches presidential campaign amid security lockdown and protest
France dodges rerun of looting and riots after security boost
French government deployed some 70,000 security officials, including elite anti-terror forces
Ireland’s left has failed to penalise government for decades of inaction but the right has
Political failure around protests is a result of the left being unable to take Irish economic dysfunction and turn it into a larger project of reform
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