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An ceann is mó nach féidir liom gan féachaint air ná ‘Mississippi Burning’, n’fheadar go díreach cén fáth.

Line between transport and tech blurred at CES as dash for data fuels innovation

Toyota reveals plans for 175-acre ‘smart city’ as Uber and Hyundai unveil €1.4bn taxi service

CES 2020: Carmakers move from cars to building cities

Toyota, Daimler and Hyundai unveil bold future visions at world’s largest tech show

Return to form of key Ireland players augurs well for Japan

After a positive result in final warm-up match, John O'Sullivan breaks down what we learned

Wales 17 Ireland 22: Five things we learned

Will Addison and Andrew Conway make persuasive cases for inclusion in World Cup squad

Rambling Dundrum Georgian steeped in history – and art – for €1.95m

Woodlawn House, located beside the Luas was lived in by a colonel, a confectioner and former president of Ireland Erskine Childers

April Fool’s Day: Hard to distinguish Brexit-themed japes from reality

DUP will only support ‘The Festival of Britain’ if it is called the ‘Festival of Great Britain and Northern Ireland’

I am very, very ready to post an eviction notice to my baby

Tanya Sweeney: As my due date approaches I am moving like a post-marathon Jabba the Hut

Miriam Lord: TDs fume over golden tickets to Varadkar’s birthday do

WhatsApp group causes commotion in Cabinet as invitations to Taoiseach’s bash prove scarce

Patrick Freyne: Home alone? Here’s a few scary movies for Christmas

These Christmas classics seem innocent, but they hide a darker, more disturbing message

Letters of Note: from bedroom operation to global sensation

Shaun Usher’s hugely popular blog cataloguing historical letters has grown into a series of books and he's now turning his attention to speeches

Some Brexit progress, but big questions remain in London

Amid much political huffing and puffing, the latest Brexit ‘plan’ leaves many unsure

‘I’m a cultural culchie, baptised in red lemonade and raised by bullocks’

Patrick Freyne: Every December the Eighth it happens - hordes of salivating red-faced rural types

Lir Chocolates seeks to sweeten the bitter taste of Brexit

With Brexit looming, Lir Chocolates seeks at diversify its export sales away from the UK

Diarmaid Ferriter: Halloween’s sugar mountain part of a relentless cycle

The Irish Heart Foundation puts it simply: ‘Stop targeting children’

Criminal’s Hollywood memorabilia collection auctioned

International buyers fly in to bid on a trove that includes a car from ‘Back to the Future’

Arts degrees: Can universities save them?

Rising numbers are shunning arts courses due to poor job prospects – but colleges are responding with revamped degrees

Diarmuid Gavin goes to pot with concept of city gardens

In a time of renting and mobility, why not tend your plants in transportable vessels?

Diarmuid Gavin on being the Willy Wonka of gardening

Interview: The celebrity gardener on fame, China, and the horticultural establishment

How to grow lovely lupins, cosmos and columbine for summer

These are some of the many flowers that can be grown from seed in early summer

Arsene Wenger declares himself still a leader full of fight

Frenchman puts humiliation of Munich behind him and intends to continue managing

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