‘Absolute disgrace’: Residents react over approval to scrap Dublin Airport passenger cap
Cabinet approved draft laws to do away with 32 million annual passenger cap on Tuesday
Man loses Supreme Court challenge to law allowing summary disposal at Children’s Court
Plaintiff alleged to have participated in the robbery of a shop in April 2019, when he was 17 years old
Man allegedly put ex-partner in bath and dangled toaster over water
Aaron McCready (28), from Belfast, charged with non-fatal strangulation, threats to kill and possessing offensive weapons
Sandymount flood defence application to be submitted next year
Strand Road defences recommended more than 20 years ago
Wicklow councillors vote to prevent media from attending committee meetings
Decision comes amid criticism of councillors over continued failure to reopen Bray to Greystones cliff walk
‘Almost inconceivable’: Pastor tells of shock and horror at gun attack in Canadian school
‘The town is having a very difficult time to comprehend the whys of this tragedy,’ says George Rowe
European Parliament approves €90bn loan for Ukraine
Large majority of MEPs back lifeline loan to prevent Ukraine from running out of funds
Irish mortgage rates fall to lowest level in almost three years
The average mortgage rate in December was 3.5%, down from 3.8% a year earlier, Central Bank data shows
Tottenham’s soaring dreams for Thomas Frank quickly hit the buffers of grim reality
Supposedly a pragmatic upgrade on Ange Postecoglou, Frank’s relationship with fans quickly unravelled
European Super League project officially over after Real Madrid and Uefa deal
Real Madrid were sole surviving proponents of breakaway
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Brittany Ferries lets down passenger with MS over holiday in France
A family went to Roscoff with the company and had a ‘fantastic’ trip, but an attempt at a repeat didn’t work out so well
Healy-Rae secures U-turn on short-term lets
Inside Politics: preferred pronouns in schools, and incentives for immigrants to join the Defence Forces
Four men to be sentenced over man’s death in row on Dublin’s South Anne Street
Quham Babatunde died following stabbing in the early hours of February 15th, 2025.
Where Canada’s worst mass killing incidents happened
One of the deadliest mass casualty events in recent Canadian history took place on Tuesday
Former Dublin 4 seminary has scope for luxury hotel or high-end homes at €12m guide
Owners of St Mary’s College secured planning permission in 2020 for development of 163-bedroom boutique hotel
Smurfit Westrock reports profit of €590m in first full year post-merger
Profits in final three months of 2025 were down 33% on year ago quarter as group focuses on delivering post-merger synergies
Thursday card at Clonmel called off due to waterlogged course
Course deemed unfit for racing after Wednesday inspection
Ireland verge on T20 World Cup exit as Australia show their might in Colombo
Aussies blitzed their way to 64 for the loss of two wickets
Sinn Féin MEPs to vote against €90bn EU loan for Ukraine
Party supports provision of humanitarian aid but says proposed loan is ‘primarily for military expenditure’