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New Zealand’s record try scorer Will Jordan to miss rest of Nations Championship with hamstring injury
Jordie Barrett cleared after HIA assessments
Finn Harps seek use of Donegal GAA’s MacCumhaill Park for home games in 2027
PSNI investigating report of man wearing black balaclava pointing gun at woman in Antrim
The man was described as wearing a black balaclava, and a dark-coloured coat and bottoms.
Meghan Markle’s father Thomas cut off his ankle monitor, DOJ says
He removed the ankle bracelet at 1:45 a.m. on Tuesday and was arrested shortly after, according to First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli.
Meghan Markle’s father Thomas detained after cutting off electronic tag
Thomas Markle snr was arrested by FBI agents on Friday and is charged possession of child sex abuse material
The Irish Times view on this week’s summits: Europe comes to Dublin
Thursday will see the largest gathering of national leaders Ireland has ever hosted
‘Special’ Will Joseph backed to deliver for England against his former coach Eddie Jones
Woman who kept 22 dogs in 'squalid conditions' banned from working with dogs for 10 years
Some of the dogs were emaciated or suffering from muscle wastage, while gardaí could find no fresh drinking water in the house except for one bowl with blackish liquid in it.
Parent upset over football blowout goes into opposing school to defecate in the hallway
Kristian Jubani guarantees bronze at Youth Olympics with stoppage victory in Senegal
Crumlin BC fighter to compete in 50kg semi-final on Wednesday
Traveller rights groups condemn ‘distressing’ removal of 4.5m-high grave memorial
McGinley family is claiming it received no prior written notification, and no explanation of the council’s concerns
How much is your energy provider profiting from higher prices, and should they pay a windfall tax?
We’re all going to pay more for electricity this winter.
The Irish Times view on greyhound racing: absence of accountability
The State is failing to assess either value for money or animal welfare
Last orders, please: Skoda ditches Octavia diesel after 30 years
Want a diesel-engined Skoda Octavia? Then you have until February
When two trains go to war — Sarsfields and Cuala hitting the tracks for Parnell Park duel
‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ review: Season 3 ‘soft reboot’ adds a heavy dose of action, much-needed intrigue and plot twists
After the first two snoozefest seasons, the storytelling and pace have finally been ramped up
Irish involvement in EU mission to train Ukrainian forces extended for two years
Government says training covers tactical combat, casualty care, combat life-saving, demining and drill instruction
US army member arrested in UK following allegations of espionage involving Russia
UK counterterrorism policing said the country to which the allegations relate is Russia.
No ‘panic’ over contract situation, says Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk
EU law to clamp down on social media influencers, ticket websites and doomscrolling
EU Commissioner Michael McGrath will present the Digital Fairness Act tomorrow.
Housing minister accused of 'spin' and of 'repackaging' housing figures to suit agenda
The government argues it is delivering significantly more supports this year than last.
Ireland rugby jury: Key questions facing Andy Farrell as they build up to Fiji and then South Africa
Troy Parrott and Katie McCabe among players nominated for FAI international awards
Dubliners both in the running for senior player and goal of the year accolades
DNA matching Scarlett Faulkner found on bloodstained metal pole recovered by gardaí, trial hears
It is the prosecution case that Ms Faulkner was beaten to death with the metal pole by a teenage girl who is on trial accused of her murder.
UK arrests US army member suspected of helping Russia
A 41-year-old remains in custody at a London police station
Teenage GAA games set for radical rules shake-up
A high dropout rate for players aged 13-17 is behind the new approach, which may lead to more small-sided games in a less competitive environment.
Trump's appointment of hardliner Stephen Miller as chief of staff signals a dangerous two years
The architect of Trump’s hardline immigration agenda is poised to shape his final two years in office, with little appetite for compromise.
Heartbreak House: Frank McNally on Eileen Gray’s troubled relationship with her childhood home
A frank exchange about the value of stones
Democrats urged to resist ‘progressive’ pull after midterm success
Former congressman Joe Crowley says election results strengthen the case for a centrist strategy under House leader Hakeem Jeffries
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth describes impeachment push as a 'farce' and 'sabotage'
‘It’s a farce, and it’s a stunt, and everybody knows it,’ Hegseth said at a Pentagon press conference.
High Court grants injunction over Travellers’ caravans in business park
Caravans arrived in car park beside Chestnut House offices last Thursday at about 9pm, counsel says
President Connolly hopes Trump got ‘plenty of food for thought’ from the book she gave him
Connolly said that her meeting with Trump had “its unique challenges” but also described the chat as “respectful”.
Hegseth solders himself to Trump in the face of impeachment resolution vote ‘circus’
Secretary of defence gets ‘PLUS, PLUS, PLUS’ from US president who continues to insist he has no plans of axing him
Justice minister and criminal legal aid solicitors reach agreement to end long-running dispute over payments
Death of man who choked on meat at Dublin hospital ‘tragic and traumatic’, inquest hears
Derek Adamson (66) supposed to be on a soft food diet at time of death in Tallaght
Minister for Justice and Law Society reach deal to end criminal legal aid dispute
The dispute caused massive disruption in the courts in recent months.
US seeks wider European role in revived Ukraine peace effort
Expectations of a breakthrough are low because Vladimir Putin shows no sign of wanting to halt the conflict
TD calls for Government to help secure Dealz stores and protect jobs ahead of Christmas
Malcolm Byrne said that many Dealz stores appear to be viable businesses and the government should be supporting any interested buyers.
Scott McTominay had heart ‘shocked’ two days before Scotland’s World Cup opener
Áras to host live podcasts and broadcasts in Irish under President Connolly’s initiative
Catherine Connolly also plans to visit every Gaeltacht in the country and host an Irish-language summer garden party in 2027
Minister and Law Society reach agreement to end legal aid payments dispute
Deal clears way for criminal defence solicitors to return to work
France summons Iran envoy over supermarket fridge hack
Ireland was among the countries affected by later hacks of supermarket fridges
'Deeply concerning': Government overspent €607m on international protection accommodation in 2024
‘Protecting vulnerable people and protecting taxpayers’ money are not competing responsibilities,’ said PAC member Eoghan Kenny.
European shares near record high as lower oil prices boost sentiment
Nvidia shares fall amid new reports about chief executive Huang’s affair
Pilot groups criticise ‘military interceptions’ of aircraft during hoax bomb threats
Irish members of European Cockpit Association among those who expressed ‘serious concerns’ about responses
Sinn Féin pushes back against Nato chief Mark Rutte attending meeting of world leaders in Dublin
Rory Finneran: ‘Sometimes you have to take a step back and realise how far you’ve come, it’s mad how quickly football goes’
Ireland U-21 star determined to be his own man, despite admiring the work of Pedri, Casemiro and Roy Keane
Mater hospital apologises for shortcomings in care following death of woman (68)
By the time Mary McGeough from Ballybay, Co Monaghan, received a cancer diagnosis in 2018, it was already too late
Gerry Fox appointed New York senior football manager
Longford man returns to the helm after Covid-interrupted first stint