Laura Kennedy: Is there a version of me living in a French village who pronounces croissant ‘kwassun’?
Emigration answers the question lingering in all of us who leave our home country: ‘Who could I be here?’
Ireland may miss chance to lead AI ‘revolution’, Microsoft tells Government
Tech giant warned in a 36-page paper that there must be accelerated action on power, connectivity and skills
Forget Valentine’s Day – it’s time to plan your Galentine’s celebration
Valentine’s is all very well for some, but it doesn’t need to be forced on all
Group behind planned children’s science centre says it would raise €25m for fit-out
Report last year suggested it could cost €70m to develop the long-planned facility beside Dublin’s National Concert Hall
‘Fighting for our place in new global economy’: EU leaders meet to revive bloc’s economy
Smaller coalition could go it alone on EU capital market reforms, says Ursula von der Leyen
Jim O’Callaghan hails balance of rights, protections as Defamation Bill passes Oireachtas
Abolition of juries in High Court defamation cases is most significant change in decades
DNA advances not enough to re-examine evidence that convicted man of girl’s murder, State argues
John McDonagh (51) first launched an appeal in 2007 against his conviction for rape and murder of Siobhan Hynes (17) in 1998
Bangladesh election could strengthen pivot toward China
Ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina prioritised relations with India, but her party is excluded from today’s vote
How Irish women can successfully start their own business in a system stacked against them
Many girls in Ireland miss out on lucrative careers in science, technology, engineering, and maths thanks to legacy issues
Migration system needs reform to effectively sustain workforce and public services – report
Potential for abuse of educational visas seen as an area of concern as is lack of infrastructure to enable new arrivals integrate
Bobby Sheehan to follow in brother Dan’s footsteps by representing Ireland in Clubs game
Eight days after the elder Sheehan took the field in Paris, Lansdowne man takes on Scots in front of a home crowd
Croke Park confident the NFL will return for a game in 2027
It would take a ‘few of the stars to align’ for Katie Taylor to fight at Croker
Demise of Washington Post’s revered sports section will barely register in the Instagram age
Jeff Bezos laid off 300 people from the Washington Post last week, among which was a vaunted sports section
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More than 50 unfinished houses in Tipperary are to be demolished, Dáil hears
Work halted in 2007 when council said homes were not in compliance with planning permission
Lawyer complains about hearing delays in case over €6m apartment’s alleged heating defects
Case concerns claims by businesswoman Aideen O’Byrne that Dublin 4 apartment has endured temperatures of up to 33 degrees
‘Keep children and pets away’ – warning after deadly plant washes up on beach
Public urged to avoid highly toxic ‘dead man’s fingers’ weed and to keep children and pets away
Irish politics shifted left. Why?
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
The UK is being ‘colonised by immigrants’, says Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe
Britain’s seventh-richest man, who vocally backed Brexit then moved to Monaco, also hits out at people on benefits
Rory McIlroy returns to his ‘trusty irons’ for defence of Pebble Beach pro-am title
World No 2 confirmed his experiment with cavity-back irons was over ahead of first US tournament since Ryder Cup