Last Friday’s 1-0 victory over Finn Harps at Turner’s Cross marked a series of firsts for Cork City this season: First win, first goal, and first clean sheet.

When they woke 75 years ago this morning, the people of Dresden were faced by “the opened gates of hell”.

Galway has been named one of the best 'Foodie Destinations' in the world for 2020.

While an infamous onstage assault is well in the past, Aussie comedian Jim Jefferies is as outspoken as ever, writes Richard Fitzpatrick

Qatar World Cup organisers feel they have been unfairly treated since winning the right to host the tournament in 2022.

A nine-year-old child prodigy from Belguim is set to become the youngest person to graduate from university.

The US president has been condemned for tweeting about conspiracies linking Bill Clinton to the sudden death of Jeffrey Epstein, write John Whitesides

Undisputed lightweight world champion Katie Taylor has described her dad and former coach Pete Taylor as her hero and has revealed that she wants another shot at Belgium’s Delfine Persoon.

Unified lightweight champion Katie Taylor has described her dad and former coach Pete Taylor as her hero and told CNN she wants another shot at Belgium's Delfine Persoon.

A teenager in the United States has been handed two life sentences for beheading his classmate almost three years ago.

Trump has previously criticised Rapinoe on Twitter.

Uber has announced its plans to offer helicopter services in New York City.

Leafing through a tome for 3.5 hours a week can add almost two years to your life, researchers have found. Margaret Jennings talks to people aged over 50 about their reading habits Reading by the book to expand your lifespan.

Residents of Guadalajara are counting the cost - and scratching their heads - after waking up to hailstones piled a metre deep in the middle of the summer.

An introduction for those who are interested in podcasts but aren't quite sure where to begin.

Leopard print is back in style but should it remain a largely feminine print, or can men rock it too? Paul McLauchlan finds out

It was reported the American President's trip here next month was in jeopardy because of a row over where he would meet Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.

A former photojournalist from the US who is in Ireland this week is looking to be reunited with an Irishman who he met in 1984 when he made him an honorary CNN reporter in Dublin for the visit of the then-US President Ronald Reagan.

Donald Trump’s trade war with China is set to be protracted and painful, and a reminder that some things for the US president are always personal, writes Timothy L O’Brien.

Lyon striker Ada Hegerberg is not part of Norway's squad for the Women's World Cup in France this summer.

Former US vice-president Joe Biden has received a bump in the polls following his 2020 announcement last week.

Dennis Muilenburg is used to presiding over sleepy annual meetings as chief executive of Boeing, basking in the glow of a soaring share price.

Six people have died in the capital of Khartoum, the seventh in Darfur, during protests in Sudan..

Lisa Smith, the Irish woman who went to Syria is 2015 and married an ISIS fighter, has said that she wants to come home to Ireland.

The government jet will not be used to bring home ISIS bride Lisa Marie Smith but the mother-of-one will face a security assessment when she is returned to Irish soil.

The Government jet will not be used to bring home ‘Isis bride’ Lisa Marie Smith.

It will be used to build 92km of fencing and improve roads.

Lisa Smith, the Irish woman who went to Syria is 2015 and married an ISIS fighter, has told a US news report that she wants to come home to Ireland.

Here is this week's entertainment news.

Let’s recap the travesty that has unfolded over the past couple of days.

Glamour editor Samantha Barry is settled in New York, but there’s no place like home, the Cork native tells Marjorie Brennan.

There can hardly be more disconcerting examples of what happens when the truth is managed to make room for propaganda than Brexit or Donald Trump’s US presidency.

There has always been tension between the White House and the press corps charged with monitoring the motives and actions of the US president, writes Richard Hogan.

Donald Trump is not a leader. He is an entertainer and a marketeer at best, and an authoritarian fascist at worst, writes Joyce Fegan.