Detention of children ‘who have done nothing wrong’ should not be legislated for, Dáil hears
TDs criticise International Protection Bill provision to detain children ‘as last resort’
Where would we be without multinationals?
Inside Politics: A new report warns that reliance on a small number of companies for tax take ‘carries significant risk’
Man who stored cocaine worth almost €100,000 jailed for four years
Gardaí say most of haul was seized from a garden shed, along with mixing agents and heroin
Ireland among over 30 states calling for inquiry into potential war crimes in Sudan
Helen McEntee a signatory to statement expressing ‘grave concern’ over ‘continued deadly unlawful attacks on civilians’
Britain’s former prince Andrew arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office
Police looking at allegations Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor passed confidential documents to child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
Ireland among 100 countries and groups to ‘strongly condemn’ Israel’s West Bank expansion
UN security council told world is witnessing ‘de facto annexation’ of occupied Palestinian territory by Israel
England v Ireland teams: Sam Prendergast dropped from matchday squad – as it happened
Andy Farrell makes five changes to side that took testing win over Italy
Global markets fall as investors eye Middle East tensions
Homebuilder Glenveagh Properties climbed 2% in Dublin to €2.20, which a trader described as close to an all-time high for the group
Buyako Saka rejects talk of Arsenal wilting but scars of title near-misses run deep
Late Wolves leveller means seven dropped points from winning positions in 2026 – and Manchester City are lurking
Two-pointers mean percentage plays ain’t what they used to be in football’s new endgames
New score adds another layer of consideration the final-minute mathematics of games
Iarmhairtí na réabhlóide: an imirce
B’fhacthas cuid shuntasach de na poblachtaigh a chuir i gcoinne an chonartha Angla-Éireannaigh nach raibh deiseanna ar fáil dóibh sa Saorstát agus gurbh í an deoraíocht a bhí rompu
More college graduates go straight into jobs as fewer opt for postgraduate studies
Employment rates highest for education courses and lowest for arts and humanities
Government insists there will be no ‘cliff edge’ for schools facing SNA cuts
Any reduction will be a ‘gradual coming off’, says Minister of State as Coalition faces Opposition’s demands for clarity
Racism and hate not being tackled with energy needed to meet scale of problem, rapporteur says
‘Structural racism’ persists across public services in areas such as employment, housing and health, report states
Is a do-er upper a good option for Ireland’s first-time buyers or a money trap?
The availability of people to do the work and not knowing the ultimate cost are the things that terrify potential buyers
Cost of providing accommodation to people fleeing Ukraine war reduces by more than half
Public Accounts Committee to hear funding of over €600m allocated in 2026 compared with about €1.4bn in 2024
No legislation being prepared to ban social media access for under-16s, says Government
Coalition plans to consult EU and ‘like-minded countries’ to promote Europe-wide measures that could keep children off social media
Cab granted permission to sell ‘very high worth’ cars seized from former Real IRA member
Two BMWs and an Audi, which were in Nathan Kinsella’s possession, were described as assets ‘in depreciation’
UN rights monitors ‘alarmed’ at Garda using double-strength pepper spray on peaceful protesters
Special rapporteurs contact Government, including over public order policing at pro-Palestine protest at Dublin Tunnel last year
US ready for possible Iran strikes as Trump weighs options, reports say
Donald Trump has yet to make a final decision on whether to carry out an attack, according to US news outlets