Pope Leo is right. There is no such thing as a ‘just war’
Rite & Reason: As John F Kennedy put it: ‘Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind’
Yealimi Noh three clear at AIG Women’s Open
Overnight leader Haerun Ryu slips back with costly bogeys
Gianni Infantino, Fifa and the week that rocked the football world
Ultimately doomed plan for sale of commercial rights to World Cup caused chaos
Bessborough researcher urges purchase of site and inquest into deaths of women and babies
We still don’t know where 19 mothers and 859 infants associated with Bessborough were buried, Conall Ó Fatharta says
Law Society flags remaining issues in dispute over legal aid changes
Solicitors ask for ‘targeted corrections and adjustments’ in exchange for adopting new scheme on interim basis
Gianni Infantino ‘has lost Uefa’s confidence’ after Fifa chief scraps World Cup sell-off plan
Uefa: ‘We cannot keep going on with secret schemes’
Jon McConnell strikes gold at Commonwealth Games, Michaela Walsh takes silver
McConnell earns split-decision win over Welshman Orlando Holley-Sotomi in Glasgow
Top mountaineer Nirmal Purja among 11 confirmed dead after avalanche in Pakistan
Purja was killed leading an expedition of 10 other climbers on the world’s 12th-highest mountain
Girl (10) who died in car crash gave ‘gift of life’ to four children through organ donation
Mourners gather in Cavan to remember Nell Saffron Raven and Irena Raven Mereacre
Spanish PM calls for urgent EU meeting after ‘selfish’ responses to Ceuta crisis
Pedro Sánchez condemns Italy and other member states after deadly mass crossing into Spanish enclave
Australia defeat Ireland in first international AFLW clash
Over 9,000 turn out to see club team-mates turn rivals at North Sydney Oval
Man and woman seriously injured after Co Laois crash as other driver leaves scene
Male driver and female passenger were taken to Tullamore for treatment of serious injuries
Pulp at All Together Now 2026: Common People remains the ultimate takedown of nepo babies
Britpop’s supreme ironists send fans new and old back to their tents chuffed to have witnessed something special
Motorist caught driving at 172km/h as gardaí detect almost 1,600 speeding offences
Bank holiday roads policing operation sees 39 people arrested for driving under influence
Galway ‘spiritual healer’ receives suspended prison term for sexually assaulting teenager on flight
Patrick Noone, a father of four from Galway, was travelling to Boston when he groped the 16-year-old girl, the court heard
Man abused stepdaughter to ‘boost her confidence’, court told
Victim says she left school early in order to get away from family home
At least nine dead as Russia hits Ukrainian capital Kyiv with ballistic missiles
Volodymyr Zelenskiy urges allies to provide more air defences after latest deadly strike on capital
Woman with locked-in syndrome settles action against HSE and Beaumont Hospital with €3.7m interim payout
Lynsey Cribbin was 21 when she was brought to hospital with a headache and nausea in 2012
Irish High Court refuses to surrender Limerick man facing human trafficking charges to Greece
Accused alleged to have facilitated transportation of 66 adults and children towards Italy without life jackets
Ornua and Tírlan at loggerheads over US butter deal
Tírlan, one of Ornua’s largest suppliers, has separately signed a deal with US retailer Costco
Gianni Infantino’s proposal to sell off chunks of World Cup sensationally collapses
Gianni Infantino abandons proposal as Uefa boycott threat and internal revolt pile pressure on president
Everyone agrees Irish house prices are overvalued. We’re in risky territory
The more prices get out of line, the higher the risk if there is an economic shock from AI, the tech sector, the Middle East situation or something else
Ireland has become a colder house for artists like Glen Hansard
It is not an accident that The Frames made their first post-Island record with financial backing from Whelan’s, the venue at the heart of the Dublin scene Hansard did more than anyone to birth
Irish ‘wine geese’ vineyards in Bordeaux under threat amid impact of wildfires and drought
Centuries-old French vineyards bearing the names of Irish founders hope to escape effects of wildfire smoke
‘My son has opened a museum celebrating criminality. I wish people would stop asking if I’m proud’
It’s the opening night of Ronan’s new Irish Gangland Museum on Capel Street and the place is packed to the literally rafters
Ancient Irish volcano provides new clues to modern-day eruptions
Research led by Trinity College reveals how magma moves and changes underground
Why are patients being asked to avoid UHL’s emergency department?
Almost 1,000 people attended the Limerick hospital over a three-day period last week, an ‘exceptionally high level of activity for any time of the year’
Minister Noel Grealish attended ‘anti-woke’ conference addressed by Nigel Farage
Department confirms attendance but says Minister of State for Agriculture present in personal capacity
Gardaí trying to piece together Glen Hansard’s last movements after leaving west Dublin pub
Funeral at St Patrick’s Cathedral on Tuesday to follow public wake on Monday at Royal Hospital Kilmainham
Precise renews rivalry with Blue Bolt in Deauville Group One
Aidan O’Brien ahead of schedule to break his own world record for top-flight victories
Irish-American businessman behind online Irish language bookseller leaves €14m estate
Tom Fitzgerald, who died in California in January 2024, established world’s largest online Irish language bookshop
France accepts that parents have a right to leisure. We should do the same
I felt guilty for using the kids’ club, but I shouldn’t have
These crows may not survive because of how they look. Nature is red in tooth and claw
Eanna Ní Lamhna answers your notes and queries on crows, bees and more
Apple’s $5tn moment shows investors are questioning the AI race
The irony is that investors seeking shelter from expensive AI bets have turned to another expensive stock
‘My legs started shaking, I couldn’t control myself’: John Maughan on watching Mayo close in on Sam
Former Mayo manager on soaking up the joy of All-Ireland win: ‘There’s no script for any of this’
AI will bring bankruptcies, bank failures and chaos in international financial sector
We are facing an era of mass deflation. If prices fall across the board, how will we repay all the debt we have accumulated?
The walled town of Wexford: ‘Some people said to us that it must be like living in a prison’
In the first of a four-part series on Ireland’s walled towns, we visit Wexford, where history is quite literally in people’s back gardens
Mayo’s win was one of the most joyful national episodes since Republic’s foundation
When winter arrives and the evenings close in, the people of Mayo will continue to remind themselves it was real
Meet the people behind an Irish summer: ‘We start around 10.30 in the morning and finish at 2am’
Be it a bean an tí, a Skelligs boat captain or a dancing barman, it takes a lot of effort by someone behind the scenes for the holidays to work
ICG chief prepares to cast off on Bluefin deal in €1.21bn bid to take over ferry operator
Share buy-backs and stock awards to chief executive Eamonn Rothwell among factors that have limited market liquidity
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