Lent offers a chance to develop a habit good for your pocket and for the planet
With food prices escalating as they are, freezing eggs for a year could even be an act of financial hedging
Devotees mark start of Lent and Ramadan
It is Lent, Ramadan, and the Chinese Year of the Horse
Limerick mayor suspects strategy to make role ‘unbearable’ as political tensions mount
John Moran’s remarks come amid row over local authority corporate plan approved by councillors last week
Ex-officer tells of ‘horrendous’ conditions in tunnel during Noah Donohoe search
Inquest into death of 14-year-old schoolboy is in its fourth week
Meta urges Ireland to block planned EU law targeting addictive social media features
The tech giant included the proposal in a submission to the Government on Ireland’s upcoming EU presidency
Five Travellers settle €75,000 defamation claims over refusal of entry to Howth restaurant
Group from Swords made booking at Howth Railway Refreshment Rooms, but claimed they were told they were ‘not getting in tonight’
A new broom sweeps clean, but what really matters is that Ireland are fit for purpose
Andy Farrell’s squad have all the components to take on the daunting task ahead at Twickenham – they just need to use them
José Mourinho accused of gaslighting for response to Vinícius’ allegation of racism
Brazilian accuses referee of ‘poorly executed protocol’ after he was allegedly abused by Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni
Irish car dealership starts accepting Bitcoin — should you use it?
Crypto for cars is a burgeoning trend, but some warn against it
Don’t fret about fast-charging, says Chinese EV battery giant
CATL says its new ‘5C’ battery should last for 1.17-million kilometres, even with constant rapid charging
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Joe Mulholland obituary: Editor who helped reshape current affairs television
His body of work included a Stardust fire investigation that led to a tribunal
Co Cork again the biggest winner in €718m regional and local roads budget
Grants for climate adaptation and resilient road works, introduced in 2020, total €16.5 million this year
Forty-five years after Stardust fire, family and emergency services attend memorial
Separate protest takes place over perceived lack of action on coroner’s ‘unlawful killings’ verdict
Government urged to consider ‘legal action against religious’ over redress scheme
Government should consider litigation if orders refuse to contribute cash for those sexually abused in schools, says Sinn Féin TD
Fines of €25,000, vehicles seized and threat of prison for M50 toll evaders
Transport Infrastructure Ireland defends robust enforcement as court fines motorists €428,000 in one day
Dublin 4 residents opposed to St Michael’s floodlights raise concern for Brent geese
Elite private rugby school sparks objections with plan for new sporting facilities
The Irish companies unwittingly providing critical infastructure to Russian's drone army
Russian manufacturers are utilising components produced in Ireland to build mass-produced kamikaze drones. Video: Enda O'Dowd
Apprenticeships have changed, but people’s opinions have not
Nine out of 10 employers consider ‘serving your time’ as a valuable way to train and develop staff, notes State research