spotlightThe Willy Wonka of the Catholic Church: Inside the Kylemore Abbey chocolate kitchenBenedictine nun’s Connemara chocolate venture blends faith, craftsmanship and tourism into a unique and growing Irish success story
spotlightColin Sheridan: For the faithful, to visit the Holy Land is to inhabit two timelines at once
Drafting of guardianship removal legislation 'Valerie's Law' at advanced stage, justice minister saysThe legislation will see guardianship rights removed from anyone convicted of killing thparent of their child
History hangs over Leinster as latest Champions Cup bid ramps upIf question marks over their ability to get over the finishing line in this tournament aren’t new then the criticisms of so many aspects of their game this early in the season is something we haven’t seen for a long time.
Bought for €115m by Michael O’Flynn 20 years ago, work now set to begin at Long Mile Rd siteThe Naas Rd/Long Mile Rd has been an important stretch for centuries, originally for coaches in the 1700s and as the main road out of the capital to the South-West.
Michelle Darmody: How to make the perfect Bundt cake this Easter Bundt style cakes hail from Austria, Germany and Eastern Europe
Seven deadlines and an AI dilemma: Is the new Leaving Cert fixing one problem by creating another?Teachers back reform in principle but warn of inequality, AI misuse, and rising workload under new senior cycle
Marion McKeone: JD Vance needs all his Machiavellian instincts to avoid becoming Trump's whipping boy
S Mick Clifford: We moved on from Covid — but did we learn anything?Experts warn key lessons risk being lost as Ireland opts for limited review instead of full Covid inquiry
S Christy O'Connor Talking Points: Niall Ó Ceallacháin driven by detail on mission to lift Dublin hurling
The Deirdre O’Shaughnessy Podcast: The lonely death of Jamie WeldonThe inquest into Waterford man Jamie Weldon's death concluded last week with a verdict of suicide, but his family still have questions Listen |
The Mick Clifford Podcast: Was IRA informer John Corcoran sacrificed? Former Special Branch handler breaks silence Listen |
Watch: Lelia Doolan's Walk for PeaceAt 91, peace activist and cultural trailblazer Lelia Doolan sets out from Shannon Airport on a walk to Dublin, joined by a group of supporters calling for peace, Irish neutrality, and an end to the airport’s use by US military aircraft.
Michael O'Leary tells Irish beef farmers to 'stop whingeing' about MercosurRyanair boss backs free trade and predicts strong, elevated prices for the sector.
Two US aircraft shot down as war in Iran escalatesTwo U military planes were shot down in separate incidents on Friday, and while one crew member was rescued in Iran, the whereabouts of at least one other was unknown.
Where to go for 2026: the best holidays by seasonAn Oroko guide on where to travel this year, designed around season, pace and the experience to make it flow