newsMichael Healy-Rae assault suspect charged as Taoiseach warns of rising violenceThe Taoiseach said the 'increased propensity for violence, for aggression, for hostility in our society' was 'hugely regrettable'
munsterDispute over right-of-way sparked violent clashes at Cork's Spring Lane halting site last month
peopleCharlene Flanagan: I was anxious, scared and vulnerable until I realised trolls serve no purpose in my life
court and crimeJoshua Allen given three weeks to decide on nine charges including alleged garda assaults
newsIrish university spent €10.6m on student records system still 'uncompleted' three years after deadline
Judge tells solicitor he should be better dressed next time he's in courtThe directive was issued by Judge Andrew Cody to solicitor Aonghus McCarthy while he was representing a client who had been summonsed before the court for holding a mobile phone while driving
Irish rugby ace Cliodhna Moloney-MacDonald concerned about new ball for women's gameWorld Rugby is trialling a size 4.5 ball during the WXV Global Series, around 3% smaller than the size five used in the men’s game while retaining the same weight
Suzanne Harrington: The Irish artists on Ed Sheeran’s tour did a very traditional Irish thing — they said noPerhaps we should thank Robert Kraft for turning the Ed Sheeran debacle into an international talking point, says Suzanne Harrington
Meet the new generation of farmers adapting to an evolving world: 'It’s a very different way of farming'
Sew social: Meet the people championing Ireland’s quiet craft revivalCraft clubs are making a comeback, particularly sewing bees. Deirdre McArdle joins a class to see what the buzz is all about
Ten science-backed ways to beat the autumn energy slumpRather than lamenting the passing of summer, use the opportunity to rest, refuel, and reset
Fear of AI is the best advert OpenAI and Anthropic could hope forChatGPT and Claude developers may benefit from AI dread ahead of their expected IPOs: A threat to jobs promises revenues to justify their valuations, and existential risk provides a pretext to curb competition
Home Q&A: My parents want to advance some of my inheritance as a house depositWhat's the best way to approach gifting a deposit for a mortgage deal to someone else?
S Jennifer Horgan: Donald Trump's united Ireland talk could have derailed the North's fragile peaceA united Ireland is something to be decided upon, first and foremost, by people living in Northern Ireland. Everyone else needs to shut the hell up about it, writes Jennifer Horgan
Soccer podcast special: an international window no-one's looking forward toJohn Fallon joins Brendan O’Brien to discuss a Nations League international window that will be dominated by the Republic of Ireland’s two games against Israel.
Ask a solicitor: My stud bull died after treatment — can I claim against the vet?A pedigree breeder has suffered a substantial financial loss after a valuable stud bull died following veterinary treatment. Rural solicitor Karen Walsh explains what must be established before a negligence claim can be pursued
‘I felt Irish’: Palestinian ambassador praises Irish culture during visit to the Ploughing Championships
Shark kills swimmer off Western Australian city beachA man has been killed by a shark as he swam off a Western Australian city beach, police said.
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