spotlightIreland is tightening its citizenship rules — but what happens to people already living here?Proposed reforms would extend residency requirements, introduce language and civics tests and change the rules for spouses of Irish citizens
court and crimeWest Cork man jailed over 'brutal and violent' clash between armed groups in Wicklow playground
court and crimeKerry crystal meth case adjourned to consider if server used by Texas-based expert is secure
Cork County Council trials new approach to road markings amid delays with contractorsTrials of pre-formed and cold-applied markings could give local teams more flexibility to renew crossings, junctions and disabled parking bays
Heart Wood can honour memory of Down Royal legend Envoi Allen in style Trainer Henry De Bromhead should also win the race that follows the main event, the Grade Two Racing Post Chase, courtesy of the exciting Koktail Divin.
Davy Fitzgerald: The man who always said yes is finally making room for himselfThe Ireland’s Fittest Family coach reflects on family, ambition and changing his approach to management as he considers life beyond hurling
Lest there be any doubt: Questions about climate change answeredScepticism about the cause of climate change persists among the public, proving fossil fuel firms did a good job of sowing confusion
‘Clear eyes, full hearts’: Can James Talarico pull off a historic Democratic victory in Texas?The Democrat is seeking to break a three-decade Republican hold on the Senate seat, campaigning on affordability, immigration and political corruption
The Suez crisis exposed British decline in the '50s. The Iran conflict could be doing the same for the US
A le Brocquy tapestry in Dublin and a rare Fabergé in New YorkUcello tapestry headlines deVeres' RHA Dublin auction, featuring a stunning array of iconic 20th-century art and design treasures
S Seánie McGrath: Erin's Own look the part but Carrigtwohill keep defying the oddsErin’s Own look primed for a return to Premier Senior, but Carrigtwohill’s resilience without Seán Walsh evokes memories of their odds-defying 2011 triumph
S Paul Rouse: 'Sir' Dan Donnelly’s life was one in which reality and mythology are not easily separated
The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast: Patrick Bresnihan discusses Ireland’s data centre boomNew research examines the environmental costs of Ireland’s data centre expansion as communities mobilise against proposed developments Listen |
Inaugural horticultural seminar to future-proof sector announcedBord Bia is set to host its inaugural horticultural seminar to bring together sector stakeholders and discuss futureproofing Irish horticulture
Police and gendarmes on alert as France prepares for another day of protestsFrance prepared on Saturday for a third consecutive weekend of protests over living costs and education, deploying 70,000 police and gendarmes and pushing the Paris march to the capital’s edge as youth-led demonstrations spread across Europe.
Pensions become part of the talent equationAs employees pay closer attention to the full value of their benefits, a good pension is becoming an increasingly important part of the employment proposition
‘Irish customers want a kitchen that is warm and welcoming, and premium appliances that stand the test of time’