Dublin Marathon entry ballot creates some rage against the winning numbers
Application fees, record demand and no-shows a far cry from race’s origins as RTÉ publicity event
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Róisín Ingle: I’m not ashamed to admit I have a serious parasocial relationship with Taylor Swift
I view it as a wholesome relationship, rather than a problematic one. But I would say that, wouldn’t I?
Criminal charges against former FBI director James Comey dismissed by federal judge
Charges against New York attorney general Letitia James also thrown out
Industrial designer brings a hankering for a sustainable lifestyle to New York
Wild Geese: Laurence MacDonald, New York
Megan Nolan: ‘How can you think it’s so terrifying in the US and not feel that way about the UK?’
The 35-year-old Waterford writer on writing, life in New York and America under Donald Trump
Man jailed for 24 years over manslaughter of Irish woman in New York Irish pub
Marcin Pieciak sent to prison over the killing of Longford woman Sarah McNally in an attack at bar in Queens in March 2024
Dublin’s Grafton Street ranks as world’s 18th most expensive retail destination
Dublin’s top shopping street retains 2024 ranking with strong demand from consumers and retailers alike
What will €440,000 buy in Italy, the US, Portugal, Greece and Co Clare?
One price, home and away: A New York condo, renovated cottage in Newmarket-on-Fergus and more
US airlines brace for third day of disruption as thousands of flights cancelled
Government shutdown has led to shortage of air traffic controllers, who have not been paid for weeks
Celeste: ‘When stagnancy is in your life, it can take a lot to shift it’
Woman of Faces, the singer-songwriter’s new album, is effortlessly beautiful and endlessly surprising. But getting it into the world has been a challenge
Zohran Mamdani win leaves New York’s financial elite facing life under a ‘Marxist’ mayor
Mamdani tapped into people’s desperation for change but now has to convince the business class he is more than a charismatic novice
‘Is this really happening?’: Bad Bridgets book to become Margot Robbie film
Northern Ireland professors wrote about Irish emigrant women that ‘history chose to forget’
New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani issues challenge to Donald Trump after stunning win
Democratic Socialist (34) achieves ‘one of the great US political upsets’, as Democrats post governor wins in New Jersey and Virginia
Trump threatens to cut federal funds if Zohran Mamdani wins New York mayoral election
US president alludes to support for Andrew Cuomo but Mamdani maintains lead in latest polls
Who is Zohran Mamdani?
The one-time aspiring rapper has crafted an ingenious campaign for a manifesto based on universal fairness
Ace Frehley obituary: Kiss musician’s solos literally had smoke coming out of his guitar
Rock guitarist whose ‘Spaceman’ persona matched his otherworldly performances
How New York became the front line in Trump’s America
As the US president trains his sights on New York’s attorney general and federal agents target street vendors on Canal Street, the city has become the stage for a struggle between power and resistance
Letitia James pleads not guilty in Virginia mortgage fraud case
New York state attorney general pleads not guilty to charges related to property in Norfolk, Virginia
Woody Allen’s first novel What’s With Baum? reads like an unfinished script
Allen’s flat prose serves as a mechanism to take us from one lengthy dialogue sequence to the next
Fingerprint and eye scanning are coming to an office near you
JP Morgan staff will need use biometric data to enter its New York HQ and others are likely to follow
Rebecca Miller: ‘Daniel’s heart is in Ireland, so we go as much as possible’
The director behind documentary Mr Scorsese on her relationship with the giant of cinema, his early sense of being an outsider, and life with the Day-Lewises
Mutual admiration: Anti-slavery campaigner Frederick Douglass and his connections to Daniel O’Connell and Ireland
O’Connell introduced him as the ‘black O’Connell of the United States’
‘Fame is a kind of hell. I have seen the dark side of this culture’
The Booker Prize-winning novelist Kiran Desai on emigration, her new novel and disappearing into her fiction
New York high-rise apartment building partially collapses
No injuries reported so far, the city’s fire department says
Ryder Cup abuse was no surprise: this was the wannabe American jock’s dream arena
I have played and watched sport with people as obnoxious as they are insecure, writes Dave Hannigan
Eric Adams drops out of New York City mayoral race
Adams says it had been impossible to mount winning campaign
What can you buy for 50 cent these days? A one-way air fare to New York
Flights from Dublin to JFK hit a ‘rock-bottom’ price of €15 in May – last week they were on offer at 97% off
Dark cloud hangs over UN headquarters as leaders gather for ‘World Cup of Diplomacy’
Irish delegation to push Government stance on Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan crisis at General Assembly
It costs just €63 to play at Bethpage but Ryder Cup prices go a different way
New York course has a reputation for welcoming all social classes. $750 tickets suggest that might be changing
Blades and Fades – Frank McNally on New York’s ‘Lads of Kilkenny’ and a Joycean Fenian in Paris
Washington Irving was a native New Yorker who had no known connection with Kilkenny
Barbie Ferreira: ‘Even when I don’t feel confident I feign it, to control the space I’m in’
The actor’s career trajectory offers the perfect blueprint for the polymath, many-platformed nature of modern youthful stardom
Did the man named as Éamon de Valera’s father on his birth cert exist at all?
Dev’s mother appears to have filled out separate versions of his birth certificate herself, new documentary reveals
Does washing clothes on cold work? What shifts wine stains? A dry cleaner’s guide to laundry
Does washing clothes on cold really work? What should you never tumble dry? And how do you shift stubborn wine stains?
I am an emigrant who has recently returned to Ireland. This is why I’m glad to be back
If leaving is part of our national tradition, what brings us back? Family and cultural connectedness
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