politicsPublic sector strike action could yet be avoided, says Simon Harris"Strike action has real consequences," said Tánaiste Simon Harris, adding that intensive engagement between Government and public sector unions is now needed.
court and crimeTwo arrests after Kilkenny boxing brawl involving British far-right agitator Tommy Robinson
Cork's Sanctuary Runners set to go global with new toolkit to establish groups worldwide The partnership will see the first Sanctuary Runners group developed on the continent of Africa, in Dakar, Senegal
Diego Gomez strikes sparks comfortable Brighton win over BrentfordAlbion have clocked up thousands of miles since thumping rivals Crystal Palace 5-0 three weeks ago, playing Conference League fixtures in Czechia and Spain either side of a trip to Liverpool and two visits to Manchester City
Bomb scares and cyber attacks: Ireland's response to threats hampered by neglect Despite successive years of 'record' defence funding, Ireland is still languishing at the bottom of the EU table for defence spending, far below the EU average
Darina Allen: Ballymaloe past pupils share delicious recipes from cookery school pop-upsOur excitement of the week was when one of our past students, the vivacious Lily Starbuck, came back to the Ballymaloe Cookery School to do a pop-up American Bagel Party on Saturday morning
The Mick Clifford Podcast at the Fine Gael ard fheis: Where does the party go next?The Irish Examiner political team take the temperature of the party at the Fine Gael ard fheis Listen |
Garden Q&A: What's the best way to grow a fig tree in Ireland?A fig tree can be grown very successfully in a large pot so long as you can give it a sheltered, sunny spot, with protection from cold winds
S Watch and read: Curry too hot to handle as Rathgormack overcome Eire Og Inishe four-in-a-row Waterford champions are the first Deise side to win a game in the Munster Senior Club Football Championship in eight years
S Talking points: The elite teams have the provincial and All-Ireland hurling championship by the throat
S Mick Clifford: Fine Gael’s anti-woke rhetoric is a distraction from the issues voters really care about
Portobello Institute, the Teaching Council, and the graduates demanding answersMinister suggests legal action over possible false advertising, while the institute says it hopes to find a resolution Listen |
S Dalo's Hurling Show: Last of the counties and are managers retiring oul fellas too young? Listen |
Nine in ten farmers could reach retirement age in the next 25 yearsMinister Heydon confirmed at the AgRenew Ireland Summit that the three year waiting period for farm assets transfer under Succession Farm Partnerships will be removed.
Israeli president officially gives Eisenkot first chance to form next governmentThe October 27 elections gave neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor Mr Eisenkot a clear majority in parliament
How Tesco is helping build friendship, purpose and community under one Men’s Shed roof‘It’s about being shoulder to shoulder ... and the banter over a cup of tea’