EV sales set to overtake petrol as hybrids dominate new car market
Electric cars now take more than one in five new registrations as Toyota leads overall market
Shane Lowry’s collapse at PGA National will leave some mental scarring
Winning on the PGA Tour is hard, which makes the chances that slip away all the harder to take
Formula One’s Australian Grand Prix hit by travel chaos amid Middle East crisis
Round four remains scheduled in Bahrain in early April but officials ‘monitoring’ the situation
US attacks on Iran: explosions heard across Gulf cities; US jets downed in friendly fire
Hizbullah says it has fired rockets and drones at Israel in retaliation for the killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Ireland’s Jewish Council reports 143 anti-Semitic incidents in six-month period
Body expresses ‘deep concern’ and urges ‘rapid development of dedicated national plan to counter growing antisemitism’
How long will Iran conflict last? The answer will determine how high energy prices go
World markets can probably absorb a short sharp conflict but less so if it the conflict is dragged out for longer
US stops funding peacebuilding project for island of Ireland after 40 years
Programme to prevent young people being recruited by paramilitaries among scheme’s initiatives
Shane Lowry: ‘The hardest thing is I’ve never won in front of my four-year-old, she was there waiting’
Irish golfer led by three shots with three holes to go in the PGA Tour event
The changing face of addiction: ‘Some people were first using drugs in their 50s and 60s’
The prevalence of multiple addictions makes supporting people much more complex
Waiting lists: Patients waiting 18 months or more increased in the majority of Irish hospitals in 2025
Across the three waiting list types – inpatient, outpatient, and GI endoscopy – 894,369 people were waiting for treatment last year
What is the situation for Irish tourists in Dubai and other parts of the Gulf?
Airspace remains closed in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and elsewhere due to ongoing attacks and the risk of further strikes from Iran
Five most common interior design mistakes and what to do instead
Bad lighting, lack of contrast and bland colours are among pitfalls to avoid
‘Ghost-bus’ cancellations increase pressure on O’Brien as problems persist on new routes
Minister for Transport says 8 per cent cancellation rate ‘unacceptable’ on ‘infamous’ 238 west Dublin route
Bank of Ireland CEO sees Middle East risks as he targets €3.85bn interest income by 2028
Lender says it will hand €1.2bn to shareholders this year
Share the best advice your mother has ever given you
Whether it’s to do with chasing a crush or a career, starting a family or a fight, we want to hear from you
Manufacturing output rebounds to it highest level since July
Producers face challenges from supply chain delays and rising purchasing prices, with the rate of cost inflation hitting 37-month high
Phil Hogan cleared by department for UN agency role
Government yet to decide whether to back former EU commissioner’s bid for prestigious role
Actor Awards: Jessie Buckley wins again with best actress award for Hamnet
Sinners and Michael B Jordan are big winners at the former SAG (Screen Actors Guild) awards; Paul Mescal loses out to Sean Penn for best supporting actor
Expect to hear the phrase ‘Governments don’t win byelections’ a lot in the months ahead
Coalition leaders will not relish Dublin Central and Galway West contests. Just ask Keir Starmer
A garda sergeant spied on two adult men having sex. But he wasn’t prosecuted. They were
Almost 1,000 men were convicted under anti-gay laws, and 1,700 were prosecuted. Their wait for justice is nearly over
A row over horse manure has led to community tensions in my Dublin neighbourhood
Some of my fellow newcomers to the area got over-involved on local WhatsApp chat groups, more inclined to organise protests than try to understand the problem
Oil surges and stocks slide as conflict grips Middle East
Military strikes by the United States and Israel on Iran show no sign of lessening while Iran responds with missile barrages across region
Gleaming image of Dubai as a safe haven shaken by Iranian missiles and drones
More than 100 people injured and at least four killed after hundreds of missiles and drones strike cities, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha
‘Are there paths into careers in technology other than through the university route?’
As tech evolves at an unprecedented pace, employers increasingly value what you can do today and how quickly you can learn
What’s to become of intellectually disabled people when caregiver family members die?
Lobby group Before We Die claims more than 1,500 such adults live full-time with a parent aged over 70
Ken Early: Infantino unlikely to reflect on World Cup host US attacking participant Iran
Fifa chief has never been afraid to risk a little embarrassment in pursuit of what he wants
Tom Farrell and Cian Prendergast the big winners on mixed weekend for Irish provinces
Harry Byrne’s Six Nations hopes dealt a harsh blow with injury in Leinster’s Cardiff clash
Denis Walsh: Can the nice guys triumph while the wicked ones get their just deserts?
History of sport might suggest otherwise, but decent people do well in golf and elsewhere
Tottenham’s existential strife, and a couple of heartwarming stories from the soccer world
Plus: The cost of watching PSG; and the extraordinary behaviour of Jamie Vardy
Nine TDs declared travel to Taiwan in 2025
Trips among declarations by 21 TDs with other destinations including Qatar, the United States and Ukraine
TV View: Martin O’Neill and Pádraig Harrington – a breed apart who never stop believing
Not for them an easy life of sipping cocktails in the sun while reliving their glory days
Truly circular living - one power washer at a time
Clúid Housing is helping residents to save money by offering a free lending service for infrequently used items
Mark Walton, businessman: ‘We recently bought an outdoor sauna ... It’s a great investment’
Me & My Money: Mark Walton, cofounder of Voya
The desire for good food and pretty clothes was there at the beginning of humanity
The pleasure of thinking about prehistoric people was never that of laying claim to land or heritage but of familiarity and strangeness
Americans left asking ‘what next’ after Trump leads country into war
US president had been warned air raids on Iranian leader unlikely to be successful
An Irishwoman in France: The absence of urgency is the most striking aspect of living here
The French are so different in many ways to us Irish. Realising this I began to crack this place open.
Newly qualified paramedics accuse HSE of reneging on permanent job promises
Issue involves 76 National Ambulance Service trained paramedics who qualified in January
Tailored denim, florals and a lot of pink: Brown Thomas collection offers a breath of fresh air for spring
Brown Thomas’s spring preview paired international runway trends with florals, colour and quiet optimism for the 2026 season
A judge says Enoch Burke has ‘free will’. But is that true of any of us?
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