newsWHO warns jabs alone don't solve weight loss as it forecasts doubling of global obesity numbers by 2030More long-term data is needed on the safety and effectiveness of long-term use, as well as what happens when patients stop using the jabs
court and crimeDetective granted permission to challenge superiors over loaned bicycle taken for pensioner
companiesieExplains: What do employers need to know about pension auto-enrolment as registration opens?
RTÉ at critical turning point but TG4 has 'adapted effectively' minister to tell CabinetCoimisiún na Meán has recommended increases in funding to help both organisations meet their public service obligations
Spinningayarn can pick up threads and return to winning waysGordon Elliott expects much better from Spinningayarn this season
'Every Dubliner should drive through rural towns to see... The pub has been knocked off its perch'Two new books analyse what makes the 'perfect pub' and both come to a sobering conclusion: Irish pubs are in trouble
10 live events for December: Amble, Kneecap, Christmas concerts... It's a busy few weeks for gigs and other live events
Cianan Brennan: Thomsons carried out enormous service in bringing State to heel over phone mast decisionKilkenny couple Peter and Doreen Thomson have also shown that, in the Government’s current attempts to stifle access to review of questionable decisions made by State actors, we are heading down a very poorly-lit path.
S Fergus Finlay: Raise a glass to 30 years of divorce in IrelandMervyn Taylor was the most hard-working and diffident minister I've ever known — it's thanks to his hard work that thousands of people have been freed from miserable marriages since 1995
S Dalo's Hurling Show: A certain Clare man the Ballygunner motivator, Slaughtneil have more to doAnthony Daly, TJ Ryan and Mark Landers review the weekend's hurling, including Dalo's apparent contribution to Ballygunner's record-breaking victory. Listen |
Ireland could lead the way in food reform, but only with a minister for food, says Michelle Darmody Listen |
S Dalo's Hurling Show: Munster and Ulster finals, Limerick getting heads right, Mark's 5k vow Listen |
Watch: Dublin residents divided over renaming of park honouring former Israeli presidentThe proposal to rename a south Dublin park has local Dublin residents divided. 'Herzog Park' was named to commemorate Chaim Herzog, Israel's sixth president, who was born in Belfast.
Paula Hynes: The North's Bluetongue scare has given us a dose of the Winter Fair bluesUnfortunately, the bah-humbug of Christmas show spirit has come in the form of two suspected cases of Bluetongue in Northern Ireland, writes Aherla dairy farmer Paula Hynes
Jennifer Sheahan: The joy of renting Christmas decorationsTiny home or not, temporary decorations do away with the need to store boxes of baubles, never mind a 10-foot Santa Claus figure
White House says admiral ordered follow-up strike on alleged drug boatThe White House said on Monday that a US Navy admiral acted “within his authority and the law” when he ordered a second, follow-up strike on an alleged drug boat in the Caribbean Sea in a September US military operation that has come under ...
Gas Networks Ireland unveils 10-year strategy to balance sustainability, energy security and affordabilityThe plan, developed in response to evolving energy market dynamics, sets out how Ireland’s gas network will support national decarbonisation and energy security goals through 2035