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Five things we learned from the Six Nations weekend
Saturday’s assault on English rugby HQ; fast men in green; the offload; talented youth; and nifty Louis Bielle-Biarrey
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Floods
Stories about floods in Ireland and around the world
Building the Ark: Ireland needs to invest now to stem the economic devastation from floods
While raising barriers and limiting views around Dublin Bay will be unpopular, they will be essential to avoid huge flood damage
Galway’s Castle Group wins Local Business of the Year award from The Irish Times
The construction group specialises in fitouts and modular construction
Presbyterian Church in Ireland facing child sex abuse ‘earthquake’
Rite & Reason: Rev Norman Hamilton referred to ‘the still high levels of bewilderment, distress and confusion among many members of our Church, as well as in the wider society’
Departments ask to borrow corporate firms’ staff for Civil Service during EU presidency
Senior officials warned to not let extra workload during EU presidency pull focus from domestic agenda
Irish-UK biopic of jazz pianist Bill Evans wins prestigious award at Berlin Film Festival
Director Grant Lee takes Silver Bear for movie featuring Newry actor Valene Kane, with screenplay by Mark O’Halloran
Trials of mRNA vaccines in children show ‘impressive’ results – EMA director
Recent trials with 4,000 children provides ‘robust’ database on Moderna, Pfizer shots
The privileged life and tragic death of an 11-year-old Tipperary girl over 100 years ago
Dorothy May Petronell Grubb died of typhoid in 1919. She is memorialised in Tipperary’s Museum of Hidden History
Ireland Player Tracker: Fresh concern on the injury front for Evan Ferguson
Goal disallowed for Troy Parrott against Ajax on a frustrating day
Forbidden Fruit 2026 line-up: Kettama, Nia Archives, Joy Crookes and Kaytranada to headline festival
Tickets for Dublin’s longest-running city-centre festival go on sale this week
Crime 101 review: Barry Keoghan brings his Love/Hate juice to LA – and eats the role alive
Irish actor stars alongside Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo and Halle Berry in Bart Layton’s sleek thriller
Goodman – Too Big to Fail: A riveting portal to the world of Charles Haughey, cheap suits and bad hair
Television: Just as Larry Goodman symbolised something bigger than the 1980s beef industry, so this film symbolises more than a corporation’s rise and fall