In the new age of sustainability, there are plenty of companies pledging to offset emissions in the race for net-zero

Viewers from around the world tuned into the Irish Examiner's first-ever live broadcast of an inter-county match today.

In so many ways, this was a day of celebration. New stars emerged for Irish marathon running in Stephen Scullion and Aoife Cooke, home-grown heroes of what was a glorious festival of celebratory suffering on the streets of the capital.

There are times when Aidan O’Brien would break your heart.

Australia has given clearance for Singapore Airlines’s SilkAir to store its six Boeing 737 Max aircraft in the country, as the global grounding of the jet continues following two deadly crashes within the past 12 months.

Arizona Rose Kayla Gray has become the first Rose of Tralee contestant to get a tattoo backstage during the televised finals

A judge excluded the public from a courtroom at the Circuit Criminal Court in Tralee today because the details in a child pornography case were so "gross".

The head of the US Border Patrol has slammed as “completely inappropriate” sexually explicit posts about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and comments questioning the authenticity of a photo of a drowned man and his young daughter in a secret Facebook group for agents.

The two-year-old's arm was draped around her father's neck, suggesting she clung to him in her final moments.

With the Queen Anne, the St James’s Palace Stakes, the King’s Stand Stakes and the Coventry all on one card, day one of Royal Ascot can claim to be the best day’s racing of the entire year, and the renewed rivalry of Irish 2000 Guineas first and second, Phoenix Of Spain and Too Darn Hot, in the Group 1 St James’s Palace Stakes sets the tone for a fabulous five days at the Berkshire track.

Sunday Sovereign was the star turn at Tipperary, the youngster enhancing his reputation with another deeply impressive display.

The government of a free and democratic country has the right and responsibility to refuse entry to people whose presence is deemed unquestionably to be a threat to public order; visitors, for example who pose a problem not because they offer merely unfashionable or controversial political or religious arguments but because they preach violence and hate.

A statement said that she died on Tuesday after complications with a urinary tract infection.

Leona Maguire is set to play the first 'major' of her career.

Cork has a second wind in its development sails, so it is perhaps salutary to look back to the last development surge, and the hopes and concerns just before the crash 12 years ago.

Explore new horizons this season with an updated take on denim.

Irish people living in the United States fear for the lives of their children, who are only armed with active shooter drills if a gunman targets their school. Some miss home, writes Aileen C. O’Reilly.

Fresh efforts to secure special work visas for Irish citizens in America will go ahead after talks between Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and US president Donald Trump.

Apple has apologised for a bug that allowed eavesdropping on iPhone devices through the FaceTime app and pledged to offer an update that will fix the issue next week.

Were the US president allowed to construct a border wall with Mexico in exchange for ending the government shutdown, its staggering cost and logistical difficulty would undermine him, says Lincoln Mitchell.

US police have served a search warrant to get DNA from all male employees at a care facility in Arizona where a patient who was in a vegetative state gave birth.

It’s one thing for a sporting body... to flog naming rights, but not a children’s hospital, not something that is a totem of values, writes Michael Clifford

The results of the US midterm elections are now largely in and they came as a shock to many seasoned forecasters.

American senator John McCain, who has died aged 81, was that increasingly rare figure: a man of active moral substance in political life.

Trump may not have built his wall but he is effectively deterring immigration through detentions, deportations, separations, threats and a culture of fear, writes Bette Browne

Cyclists are not using the cycle lanes put in for their safety, a policing meeting has been told.

Mark Mother’s Day with one of this season’s most beautiful scents, writes Rachel Marie Walsh.

EIB to provide €490m for construction of facility as health minster says it’s ‘unlikely’ to be named Phoenix.

World number four Jon Rahm is set to play more European Tour events next season after expressing his frustration at not having a chance to win the Race to Dubai.

Uber plans to buy up to 24,000 self-driving cars from Volvo, marking the transition of the US firm from an app used to summon a taxi to the owner and operator of a fleet of cars.

A stable block is to be built alongside the cell block in Castlerea Prison to cater for the country’s first equine course for prisoners.

As a parent, I want children’s hospital to be renamed

As a parent, I want children’s hospital to be renamed

Re Dr. Roisin Healy’s letter (Irish Examiner, Tuesday, November 7), I agree that to call the new national children’s hospital Phoenix Health adds insult to injury for parents.