Solicitors in criminal legal aid fee row sustain €6.64m hit to income over two months

A partial withdrawal of services by solicitors took effect from mid-June and escalated to a near-blanket withdrawal from 1 July.

Gavin Bazunu was not one of 30 Ireland players contacted by FAI about thoughts on playing Israel

Process of how association reached this point thrown into disarray after Ireland goalkeeper took stance not to be involved in Sunday’s fixture.

‘We’re happy girls’ — Ireland's Mags Cremen and Zoe Hyde take gold at the inaugural World Rowing Shanghai Sprints

More success for Ireland’s golden girls

Lawyers lose out on €6.6m in payments amid criminal legal aid dispute

Figures for payments in July and August show financial impact on lawyers in dispute with Department of Justice

White House blocks CNN from Air Force One in latest escalation with news media

Move comes a week after Trump revoked White House access for CNN, MS Now and Politico

CNN blocked from travelling with Trump on Air Force One

The president last week sought to ban three US outlets – CNN, MS NOW and Politico – from the White House, accusing them of providing only negative coverage on him.

OpenAI systems go rogue and meddle with US state sites

Incidents involving US education and commerce departments and SEC took place without company’s knowledge

Apple iPhone 18 Pro review: New smartphone makes advances but feels like a place holder

Despite camera upgrades and a better battery, this is neither the most interesting device Apple will launch this cycle nor the cheapest

Israel v Ireland: Geopolitics and sport clash as FAI face into a week like no other

Heimir Hallgrímsson: ‘I’m not a psychologist, but the preparation has definitely been unorthodox’

Doyle aiming to be ‘Big Money James’ after jetting in from New York for Irish Cesarewitch

Europe’s richest two-year-old race opens lucrative prizemoney weekend at the Curragh

Fiercely competitive AIL season in store as top flight takes on distinctly Dublin flavour

Champions St Mary’s open with tricky test against Lansdowne, who have already served notice of their intentions

Could the Australian health service website hack happen in Ireland?

The incident is the first publicly reported breach of a government website by an AI ‘agent’

Wayne Bailey: Inner City Blues can make it three in a row for Charlie Appleby

Irish Air Corps grounds PC-12 transport aircraft fleet due to missed maintenance deadlines

The four single-engine planes, built by Pilatus in Switzerland, cost the Irish State close to €50 million to buy in 2020.

Zuckerberg says his new AI tool will 'improve our lives'. Are we insane enough to believe him?

The big thing Big Tech knows: many, many humans are comfortable trading privacy for convenience.

From The Office to AI: Data centres replace David Brent as Slough’s top draw

Berkshire town west of London is Europe’s ‘data centre alley’ but some locals are opposed to intensity of development

Maga base exasperated as Trump embraces AI

US president’s Big Tech boosterism is alienating once-loyal supporters just weeks ahead of the midterms

Bluffers guide: What is an AI 'agent', how can it 'go rogue' and why all the doomsday fears?

Here’s what you need to know about AI chatbots and agents, and why some agents have been going rogue.

The data centre dilemma: AI growth and Ireland’s energy needs

Top 1000: Data centres underpin Ireland’s digital economy and ambitions for AI growth, but the sector’s energy demands must be aligned with climate targets

Swedish, Finnish fighter jets scramble to intercept Russian military aircraft

The new alert comes amid rising tensions between Russia and western NATO countries

Life and career of architect behind St Aidan’s Cathedral in Wexford set to be retold by his great-great-grandson

Pope Leo heads to France with AI, apologies for clergy abuse on agenda

The Pontiff is expected to renew calls for global rules on artificial intelligence development

Ulster fighting fit as they face ailing Edinburgh in URC opener

Robert Baloucoune and James McNabney back in action for Richie Murphy’s side

Time to say goodbye to artificial intelligence and live our lives freely?

Ireland has been taken over by the international IT sector

OpenAI agent hacks into Australian health data in ‘world-first’ breach of government body

AI investing: A tool for humans or the traders of the future?

AI can improve efficiency across the investment industry but human judgment will remain critical

Lansdowne lead recruitment drive for AIL Division 1A campaign

Hectic off-season could lead to an even more competitive campaign than last year

Poland says Starlink station blaze was sabotage aimed at Ukraine military

Government minister says signs suggest incident ‘aligns with Russia’s new doctrine of ⁠attack’ as Kyiv suffers heavy bombardment

Man hit in mouth with pellet gun in Clare town as gardai appeal to witnesses

Netanyahu's plane again avoids Irish airspace en route to UN due to ICC arrest warrant fears

Flight-tracking websites show the plane flying over Greece, Italy and then France.

Beyond ChatGPT: Work smarter with the top AI-powered software to boost efficiency

Ciara O’Brien takes a look at some of the latest AI-powered productivity and creative tools

OpenAI ‘agent’ hacked an Australian public health service website

Prime minister Anthony Albanese says it is ‘unacceptable’ that company took months to disclose breach

‘There’s nothing like it’: Meta unveils dedicated ‘Charm’ device for using Muse AI

Creation of the device, which Mark Zuckerberg says will be on sale by Christmas, was driven by designers recruited from Apple

OpenAI agent ‘hacked’ into Australian government data

Australian prime minister says a rogue OpenAI model hacked a government health website

Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese said OpenAI didn’t raise the alarm with the government for months.

Countywide roadshow aims to boost fibre broadband uptake across rural Kilkenny

A countywide drive will get under way this weekend in an effort to increase the number of homes, businesses, farms and schools using fibre-power broadband

All you need to know ahead of Clonmel Applefest in Tipperary

Kennedy Wilson and partner secure €180m AIB funding for Player Wills scheme in Dublin 8

Funding will support delivery of more than 700 homes at former cigarette factory site

Literary sensation accused of using AI to write prize-winning novel

Microsoft plans $10bn-plus Gulf investment with focus on resilience

Daniel McDonnell: The key decision-makers stay in shadows as players left to grapple with new level of scrutiny

Kosovo fixture a sideshow to bigger picture of Israel-dominated international window

JD Sports grapples with ‘tough’ consumer backdrop as sales weaken

Experts say ‘fickle consumers’ no longer see brands such as Nike as highly desirable

Tech giant Apple continues to dominate Irish Top 1,000 rankings with €209bn in revenue

Pharma company Eli Lilly makes the top 10 for the first time, while CRH ranks as the largest indigenous company

Crowds rally behind spinathon fundraiser in aid of Rathgarogue community facilities

Can AI give small businesses the marketing muscle of big companies?

Dublin start-up MarkGo aims to make big agency marketing expertise available to SMEs on a budget

‘We will slow down as much as necessary’: AI bosses warn UN over rapidly advancing technology

Sam Altman said the industry must exercise “extreme care”, while Dario Amodei pledged to slow new releases if necessary for safety.

‘We have a hungry squad who want to prove people wrong’ — Richie Murphy reveals Ulster entering new season with chip on their shoulder

In pictures: Memory walk in Killarney held in aid of Alzheimer's Society of Ireland

Michael O'Leary says he has 'no doubt' air fares will increase next year

The Ryanair boss told reporters in London that flight prices were going ‘significantly upward’.

FAI move fans from pitchside seats to Aviva premium section for Austria game amid protest concerns

FAI say decision made because Austria match is being used as a test event for the staging of Euro 2028 games