newsGardaí investigate discovery of man's body at Dublin recycling facilityThe man has been identified as Andrew Haire, who was 35
munster'It is a miracle I am here': Cork farmer shares his close call with combine harvester for Farm Safety Week
spotlight'Most of my Gazan friends and colleagues don't hate the Israelis... They want to be able to get on with their lives in Gaza'
spotlightWhat are Polymarket and Kalshi, the two global prediction giants that are now blocked in Ireland?
Memorial garden honours 'Irish Roses' shipped to Australia in 18th and 19th century'Through extraordinary courage, resilience, and determination, they built lives and communities across Australia'
Blarney Castle owner loses legal challenge over trade markEuropean Union Intellectual Property Office rejects opposition filed by castle owner Charles Colthurst against an application by Blarney Spirit Distillers to have ‘Blarney Emerald’ registered as a trade mark
Berlin Pride attack suspect shot dead by policeA man suspected of carrying out the Berlin Pride attack that left one person dead and 29 injured has been shot dead by police during a confrontation in a suburb of the city.
Government urged to kickstart scheme to buy alumina destined for RussiaEnterprise minister said review of Aughinish Alumina had established 'no adverse findings' that linked exports of alumina produced at the Limerick plant to Russian weapon manufacturers
Dublin man charged after explosive found in car in Co MonaghanThe car was stopped while travelling on the N2 south of Carrickmacross last Wednesday
Every bone has a story: Tuam's forensic team is determined to tell itForensic experts explain how painstaking scientific analysis is helping restore identity, dignity and answers for families after decades of silence