politics'Immediate rollout' of solar panels could help social welfare recipients save up to €900The 'Irish Examiner' understands that the total costs of these measures could be in the region of €200m in a full calendar year.
newsAntisocial behaviour 'seems to be the norm' on public transport forcing bus drivers to leave jobs
‘After working through fears of free birth and hospitals, I decided I would stay home’It is not that many decades ago since Irish babies were delivered at home with help from Jubilee nurses, and now Health Correspondent Niamh Griffin meets a group of women who have chosen to give birth outside the system
Clock ticking for Farrell to find the muscle Ireland will need at World CupThe tourists were outplayed yet somehow found it within them to find a result.
I stayed in a 200-year-old lighthouse and visited a pirate's tomb on Clare IslandFrom a pirate queen’s castle to an iconic lighthouse, mysterious dragons and a medieval abbey, Cían Byrne makes good on a deal to return to hypnotic Clare Island
Sky Matters: Get ready for the biggest celestial event of the yearNow is the time to start scouting out locations to view the biggest celestial event of 2026, the upcoming eclipse of the sun on August 12 that will see around 95-97% of the sun eclipsed by the moon
Tracy Martin: More home support needed in the daily battle for the basicsI’m left stuck between a rock and a very hard place — the hard place being a nursing home placement at 55. That’s the choice the system is steering me towards, writes Tracy Martin
€345k Chandlers Rest has some ferry nice views and is commuter-friendlyThis Rushbrooke four-bed home is handy for Cobh but also plenty other places via train, road, cross-river-ferry or bus
S Brian Gavin: Quaid penalty call will surely force rule change nowIf referee Thomas Walsh is truthful, there probably wasn’t any stage in this game where he felt he had control
An Irishwoman’s Diary: Bridget Coll was a 'militant' lesbian nun who made historyBridget Coll’s story reads like fiction — a thriller even — just as the many words used to describe her don’t seem to fit together: nun, lesbian, teacher, militant, law-changer, even “home-wrecker”. Listen |
The Mick Clifford Podcast: Marion McKeone on whether the United States still the home of the brave at 250 Listen |
Podcast: Ireland takes the EU helm — What will the next six months mean for politics and policy? Listen |
Watch: Child rescued after six days under Venezuela earthquake debrisA Jordanian search-and-rescue team pulled a toddler alive from debris in Caracas on Tuesday (June 30), six days after major earthquakes hit Venezuela in footage provided by Jordan Public Security.
Denis makes the most of the weather on his calf-to-beef farmIt isn't every year that the weather allows you to make hay
Hundreds of firefighters deployed to battle wildfires in Portugal and GreeceHundreds of firefighters battled wildfires in Portugal and Greece on Sunday, with Spain and Italy sending reinforcements to Portugal to help battle a massive blaze burning for more than three days.
‘Learning has no age limit’: taking on a university course post-50 can be possible, powerful and personally rewardingFrom enhancing career prospects to avoiding life’s ‘what-ifs’, Pathways Plus at University of Limerick is supporting more people over 50 to take the next step into higher education