Taoiseach Micheál Martin will host an informal meeting of EU leaders in Dublin this morning following yesterday's European Political Community summit.
Former Ireland international speaks to Nathan Johns about his new book, with co-author Gerry Thornley reflecting on the writing process
They are making a big contribution to our current, albeit lower, fertility levels
Defined benefit pensions will become increasingly unsustainable for the workforce to support
Dublin City Council offers €550,000 contract for draft regeneration plan
Political relief around resolution, but there are questions left to answer
Three of the company’s vehicles reported the balances as the lender’s total loan book fell to €609.9m
Micheál Martin had to greet 50 world leaders individually, exuding warmth while respecting cultural and personal differences
Minister for Health must stick to her department’s plans and fully implement health information labelling
Having inexplicably opted out of availing of a loan when it was launched a year ago, Ireland has a new opportunity to join the scheme
A report by the Oireachtas budget office asks if State funding for greyhound racing is ‘simply arresting its inevitable collapse’
From Michael Lowry’s ‘plain but not simple’ truth to Alice Glenn’s views on girls ‘used and abused by men with condoms’
The Leinster lock knows Ireland will need to focus on not giving Fiji access to the unstructured play they prefer
Freedom of movement of Irish citizens should be the priority
I was able to comfortably walk to work up the Liffey through Dublin 1 and Dublin 2 in record time
There are big unknowns in the offing for both sides in the form of inflation and cost
We sample a selection of the city’s most beloved bakes, from Cuisine de France to artisanal offerings at nearly twice the price
Tipp FM and South East Radio are subjects of first radio inquiries by regulator since changes to Broadcasting Act
Jimmy McLoughlin has ambitious plans to grow Fallon & Byrne’s business while also expanding chicken business Rosie & Jim
Jim Crawford’s team qualified for playoff with an outstanding run that included victory against England
In recent years, there have been several high-profile instances of financial mismanagement – checking a charity’s credentials provides peace of mind
As the public sector pay dispute nears its end, unions are reaching a new demographic
INMO wants highest ‘band two’ rates to become standard payment for frontline nurses
92ac Farm at Knockatemple, Virginia
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But pubs hope to see delegates venture out for a taste of Ireland after the meetings
Suggestion from Paraic Brady provokes criticism from animal welfare groups
Broadcaster blames ‘studio lighting’ after campaigner Daniel Lambert queries why Palestine flag lost its colour
Radio: Making dinner is the bane of the Newstalk host’s life. So impassioned is the celebrity chef that she might welcome another bomb alert, if only to get a word in
These three importers have all been in Ireland for more than two decades and have seen the market transform
Scouting Ireland told its senior leaders earlier this month that it has an €8.23 million deficit but said it remains in a “sound position” from which to fulfil its mission. In a presentation on November 7, a copy of which has been obtained by The Currency, the 38,000-member organisation said its gross income reached €8.6... View Article The post Facing a deficit of €8.23m, Scouting Ireland has a plan to meet historical abuse case costs. Will it work? appeared first on The Currency .
The free workshops will be led by renowned industry professionals giving aspiring filmmakers invaluable insights across screenwriting, producing and directing
Car owners could save up to €300 on their motor insurance, according to research from the Central Bank.
The exhibit will be the group’s final exhibition for 2026
One price, home and away: from a traditional cottage in Ballyhaunis to a town house in a French village
When the final whistle went on Saturday at the end of a pulsating AIB Ulster senior club camogie final, Aileen McManus was where she always wanted to be - on the field celebrating with the teammates closest to her.
The broadcaster’s second memoir focuses on the universal experiences that shaped his gregarious but sensitive character
Microsoft services including Outlook, Teams and Copilot suffered a worldwide outage on Thursday, disrupting access for tens of thousands of users across 74 countries and territories. The company blamed elevated infrastructure loads and said it was working to restore services, but recovery remained limited hours later.
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya defends Angela Merkel’s record on Russia and says Europe indulged Alexander Lukashenko as “our son of the bitch."
The informal meeting of the European Council comes a day after the Irish capital hosted the European Political Community summit.
The informal meeting of the European Council comes a day after the Irish capital hosted the European Political Community summit.
More people in Northern Ireland want the union and the United Kingdom than want a united Ireland.But the gap is closing, more younger people favour Irish unity than not, and there is no outright majority for the union. Meanwhile in Dublin, both Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have begun to engage with the subject, or at least are being seen to.What have they been doing – and how seriously should we be taking it?Ciarán Dunbar is joined by the Belfast Telegraph’s Northern Ireland editor Sam McBride,...
The EPC summit was a form of speed-dating for world leaders, with the main focus on Ukraine.
A packing line is spitting 200 colourful bags of Cheestrings snacks a minute as general manager Stephen Stokes gives me a tour of Kinisla’s dairy consumer foods factory in Charleville, Co Cork. “We’re at capacity and we’re looking at how to add more,” he tells me. This is less than three years after the food... View Article The post Leveraging “huge demand for proteins”: Kinisla’s €300m strategy to beat volatile markets appeared first on The Currency .
Traffic restrictions remain in place around Dublin city on the second day of meetings involving European political leaders.
The funding will help more than 100,000 children and young people across the country get the chance to experience live theatre.
Two PSNI officers have been dismissed for what a police oversight body has described as "utterly despicable" behaviour towards vulnerable people they had been sent to help.
At carnival, people can be themselves. Whoever we are, whoever we want to be, we feel welcome. It’s a shot at the best night of our life
Buyers hoping to realise the vision for this unusual three-bedroom home with estuary views may need patience and deep pockets
Micheál Martin also paid tribute to the Ukrainian people and their 'bravery'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said progress had been made during a meeting with US envoys in Ireland, hailing a prisoner swap deal and a decision to include Europeans in the next round of peace talks with Russia.
Television: Occupational therapist Hannah Daly shares her lived experience of autism and ADHD while exploring the challenges of the conditions
US negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner flew in to Dublin to brief Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Russia talks
Hundreds attend protest march in Dublin but prevented from getting close to EU leaders’ meeting
The unions claim that half of the pay packet set aside for local bargaining has been pushed out beyond the timeframe of the new pay agreement.
Following a day of hectic diplomatic activity around Dublin's Convention Centre, reporter Harry Manning takes a look at five key takeaways from the ninth European Political Community summit.
Jim O’Callaghan says those who use drugs for ‘selfish gratification’ are facilitating attacks
Racing 92 centre primed to renew rivalry with Bundee Aki after Ireland star held the upper hand in 2024 clash
From a Chelsea-loving boarder at Wesley College to the Aviva Stadium bench — how rugby found a reluctant teenager
New targets and roadmaps are propose, but it all comes down to implementation
Idea of zones of influence around the world belong in ‘dustbin of history’, European Council president says
European nations discuss security collaboration and an envoy for Ukraine peace talks during the summit in Ireland.
Donald Trumps envoys debriefed Ukrainian leader in Dublin late Thursday after Moscow discussions.
Gardaí searched defendant's home under warrant and found shopping bags filled with cannabis, court told
Taoiseach responded to question about next election by saying he would lead ‘in the coming years and so on’
In an extract from his new book, illustrator Roger O’Reilly highlights the cormorant, a bird revered in some cultures and feared in others.
Woman dies on M20 Limerick-Cork motorway between Dooradoyle and Raheen junction
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