The FAI has been left reeling by John Foley’s decision not to take up an agreed position as interim CEO at the organisation.

It’s the European Championship Finals draw which puts the hype in hypothetical for Ireland and 15 other nations.

The staff of Cork Film Festival tell Richard Fitzpatrick about some of their personal recommendations on what to see

The people’s revolutions of 1989 were not the unalloyed success for the cause of freedom and democracy that was claimed for them at the time, writes Geoffrey Roberts

Smart cities are more likely to be defined by quieter upgrades to existing infrastructure and new partnerships that better represent residents.

The TomTom Traffic Index studied traffic across 403 cities last year.

UCC’s students called for action on the environment a year ago, and we are following through — as we all should be, writes John O’Halloran.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators opposed to right-wing populism and nationalism took to the streets in different European cities today, ahead of the European Parliament elections.

Cheap flights, food and hotels are just some of the advantages of visiting Romania. However, there is so much more to this great destination, says Isabel Conway

The cost of transporting the Taoiseach and other ministers around the globe on the Government jet reached almost €1m last year at an average cost of over €18,600 per trip.

Cork is fast becoming one of Europe’s most active and growing tech regions with 29,000 employees, adding to rapid growth in Ireland’s technology industry.

The new dates are Metallica’s first in the UK and Europe since the September 2017 to May 2018 indoor run that broke attendance records in 29 venues across the continent.

Cybercrime is worth trillions of euro and Cork-based Smarttech247 is at the coalface of the battle against the online underworld. Pádraig Hoare speaks with chief executive Ronan Murphy.

Should both countries qualify, Ireland and Spain are set to meet in the group stages of the multi-city Euro 2020 Finals.

Hundreds of people staged another protest today in the Romanian capital to pressure the government into scrapping a proposed restructuring of the justice system that critics say would make it hard to punish high-level corruption.

Judd Trump fended off a determined challenge from Stuart Bingham as he made a successful defence of his 888sport European Masters title.

Ryanair is cancelling 22 flights to and from Dublin in changes to its winter schedule.

Furious Ryanair customers are bombarding the firm with complaints and questions following the latest batch of flight cancellations.

Dublin has been chosen to host the Euro 2020 qualifying draw, which will be televised live in December 2018.

James Tracy knows there are naysayers out there when it comes to the South African experiment but the Leinster hooker can see only the advantages as the province’s playing staff checks in today for the long-haul flight to the PRO14’s newest territory.

Ireland will send a 12-strong squad to this weekend’s rugby Europe under-18 mens rugby sevens championship in Heidelberg, Germany.

Digital workbooks from Adaptemy have gone from Dublin to Slovakia and Mexico, writes Trish Dromey

Cork outsourcing company Voxpro has given a boost to students in the county, saying it is eyeing the talent pool from the likes of CIT and UCC as it expands following a €150m takeover by Canadian firm Telus International.

Cork outsourcing company Voxpro said it has been taken over by Canadian IT giant Telus in a deal estimated at €150m, and said that not only are jobs safe but it could expand its operations.

Cork outsourcing company Voxpro said it has been taken over by Canadian IT giant Telus International in a deal estimated at €150m, and said that not only are jobs safe but it could expand its operations.

Europe’s banking and medical oversight agencies are seen as the first tangible spoils that the remaining EU 27 countries will secure from Brexit.

Four UK supermarkets have taken products off their shelves in the wake of the egg contamination scare - as the Food Standards Agency says the scale of the problem is higher than previously thought.

Dublin is among more than 20 European cities battling to become the new homes to two EU agencies which will leave London because of Brexit.

Statisticians predict that by 2026, some 26% of the country's 19 million inhabitants will be over 65.

This year’s Olivier Awards prompted a fabulous parade of brightly-coloured gowns but Amanda Holden stole the show.

The co-founder of one of Ireland’s most successful outsourcing companies has confirmed they pulled a multimillion-dollar, 500-job investment from a US state because of its controversial “bathroom bill”.

A plane from Bucharest was escorted into Birmingham airport by RAF fighter jets after it experienced communication difficulties.

An all-Russian musical extravaganza is coming to Cork and Cathy Desmond has everything you need to know ahead of time.

Former Irish international captain Michael Bradley has been appointed coach of Romanian professional club side CSM Bucuresti.

“It’s a scoreline that will echo around Europe,” Clive Tyldesley told viewers excitedly as England neared the final whistle at Wembley on Friday night. 

Ireland’s clash with Canada this evening may not be as momentous as last week’s historic win over the All Blacks, but one man will treasure the fixture.

Two of journalism’s most radical figures, Julian Assange and Nick Denton, have, for different reasons seen their power and influence in the modern world decline, writes John Lloyd.

Here’s a briefing on some of the stories and issues highlighted on irishexaminer.com today

Colin Clarke fakes disgust. I've just put it to him that he was involved in one of the most bizarre World Cup goals of all time.