Northern Irish designer Jonathan Anderson presented his autumn/winter 2023 collection for Spanish luxury fashion brand Loewe in a purpose-built white box at the Château de Vincennes during Paris Fashion Week on Friday morning.

Irish designer Róisín Pierce has made her Paris Fashion Week debut

The fact that innocent parties were blamed only underlines Uefa’s haste to abdicate its responsibilities.

Today we can remember what many people regard as the greatest rugby match in the history of the game — the 1973 victory of the Barbarians against the All Blacks at the National Stadium in Cardiff.

Respondents said that they wanted flight connections between Cork and New York the most

While the Irish travel consultant languishes in the notorious Vakilabad Prison, his family fears for his life, writes Neil Michael

Several people have been stabbed at a Paris train station, French media reported. The interior minister said several people were injured before police “rapidly neutralised” the attacker at the Gare du Nord station.

A 69-year old man has been arrested in connection with the incident

Aisling Butler, Jane Deasy, and Eithne Walls were returning from a holiday in Brazil when the disaster took place

Judge Rosenberg rejected scientific evidence, and said experts used 'unreliable methodologies to conclude ranitidine degrades into NDMA inside of the human body.' 

Three Irish women — Dr Aisling Butler, 26, Dr Jane Deasy, 27, and Dr Eithne Walls, 28  — were among those who lost their lives in the crash

The world is not constructed entirely for the benefit of one specific individual, writes Michael Moynihan.

Removing traffic and decarbonising cities is essential for physical and mental wellbeing and tackling global warming, says Catherine Conlon

In June, sales to tourists in France climbed to just 11.3% below 2019 levels, a positive sign for French luxury labels that have a big exposure to their home market, said UBS analysts

Janie McCarthy was a teacher from Killarney who saved countless Allied soldiers during WW2. A new campaign in her homeplace of Killarney aims to see her remembered and celebrated

Gérald Darmanin, the French interior minister, said: 'If there was something that went wrong at the Stade de France, it was the fight against delinquency'

“There was a point where I was like ‘this is the end’.” 

Champions League recriminations

Noise is regarded as the second biggest environmental factor causing health problems, according to a World Health Organization report

The transaction is one of the largest ever deals for a private property in the city

EU Tax Observatory says half of Russia's household wealth is held abroad, much of it concealed via offshore shell companies  

EU rules prevent chilled meat products being imported into the single market

Revenue has soared at fashion houses owned by LVMH

Ireland needs to be part of a community of nations rather than an isolated, nationalist, insular entity

Events are scheduled to take place in eight cities to mark the day which traditionally heralds the beginning of spring in Ireland.

Lucy Lafferty, 28, from Co. Cavan, is a health and nutrition advisor in Niger, West Africa with Irish aid agency Concern Worldwide. Lucy explains here why she decided to stay in Niger – with just 20 ventilators for 22 million people - so she could help with the charity’s Covid-19 response.

A new OECD report has again put Ireland’s tax regime under the spotlight highlighting the large amounts in corporation tax US multinationals pay the Irish exchequer.

Des O'Sullivan reports on an unprecedented series of three auctions conducted remotely

If you visit Grailed, the secondhand online men’s fashion marketplace, for $50,000, you can own a Raf Simons MA-1 camouflage bomber jacket, a reversible style with a highlighter orange interior.

Kya deLongchamps reveals the recipe for success in high-spec new equipment

An online support group for people, like Chantal Villa, who have been affected by brain tumours is one of the good things to come out of Covid-19.

Airline stocks have continued to fall amid fears of a second wave of Covid-19 and despite some big carriers attracting financial backing.

Cork city has been named the fifth best city in Europe for economic potential by the influential publisher, the Financial Times .

European car sales are forecast to drop by a record 25% this year after the coronavirus pandemic shuttered showrooms, leading to a collapse in demand and threatening one of the region’s biggest industries.

You could call it a Continental drift. No sooner has Ireland’s staycation summer rebooted its reservation system, many travellers are already shimmying their holiday horizons to the mainland; from a city-break to Barcelona, to soaking up some distancia social on a Costa Brava beach.

Covid-19 meant the catwalk had to move online, giving us all a seat on the front row, writes Paul McLauchlan.

Air France will resume operations between Cork and Paris from July 1.

BP Plc will write down the value of its business by as much as $17.5 billion, as the oil major predicts that the coronavirus pandemic will hurt long-term demand and accelerate the shift to cleaner energy.

Siskin overcame a troubled passage to ultimately power to victory in the Tattersalls Irish 2,000 Guineas at the Curragh.

The reality that the coronavirus crisis is far from over is threatening a blistering equity market rally that had taken some world indexes to fresh highs.

Born in Bristol, Tom Lane is a composer based in Dublin who has been involved in regular projects at Cork Midsummer Festival. He speaks to Des O'Driscoll.

Surveying the global market, Des O’Sullivan says when the going gets tough, the tough get going

Simon Zebo believes he will live to regret it if he cannot lift the Heineken Champions Cup before he retires.

Denis O’Brien’s highly indebted mobile and broadband group Digicel has struck a deal to allow access to some of its networks for the first time in the Caribbean by rival Iliad.