News publishers under ‘grave threat’ from AI, Oireachtas committee to hear
Union to call for journalists to be compensated for AI use of their copyrighted material
Ken Early: Liverpool succumbed to a familiar hysteria in late collapse against Manchester City
The Reds have built a squad according to a schizophrenic ethos that combines crypto-bro extravagance and self-defeating stinginess
Twickenham crackdown with 24 fines for ‘public urination’ in connection to England v Wales game
RFU trying to tackle antisocial behaviour after games at the stadium; Ireland will play England in London on Saturday week
Ben O’Connor can huff all he likes but we can’t slide back on head-high tackles
Eliminating head-high tackles from hurling has been a necessary and worthwhile campaign for many years
The Irish Times view on homebuying in Ireland: odds stacked against the buyer
Buyers are unaware of many of their rights and responsibilities
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My partner and I are not married: how can we minimise any inheritance tax they will pay?
Inheritance tax law is set firmly against the one in seven Irish families who are not married but there are steps you should consider
Kennedy Wilson plans for Stephen’s Green delayed by fresh appeal
Dublin City Council had granted permission for revised office campus scheme
Sue, sue, sue: How Big Tech is taking on the regulators
X has lodged seven legal challenges against Coimisiún na Meán, while Elon Musk has separately initiated proceedings
Brenda Fricker to be awarded Freedom of the City of Dublin
Actor’s career high came in 1990, when she won best actress at the Oscars for her performance in My Left Foot
After all these years in Berlin, I’m back in Dublin as a tourist in my hometown
I once knew Dublin inside out, but cities are not known for standing still. A new generation of Dubliners owns the city now
Ireland found in breach of European treaty over lack of Defence Forces overtime
Officer representatives say efforts to address additional pay with Government ‘refused point blank’
Canadian tourist beaten to death in Dublin was ‘loved by everyone’, sister says
Neno Dolmaijan was kicked in the face while in Ireland for Liam Gallagher concert
Buckingham Palace ‘ready to support’ police investigation of former prince Andrew
Authorities assessing suggestions Mountbatten-Windsor shared confidential reports with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein
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Edith Geraghty: Tireless activist whose work ranged across many voluntary and community organisations
Colleagues described her as generous with her time, sharp with her insight, and full of life
Catherine O’Hara: Comedic genius who starred in Home Alone, Schitt’s Creek and Beetlejuice
In his book Improv Nation, Sam Wasson calls her ‘one of the most fluid improvisers of her generation’
Dublin and Galway restaurants collect first Michelin stars with no three-star recognition for Ireland
Stars for ‘most talented restaurant teams and chefs from Britain and Ireland’ to be awarded
Birth and death records of former taoisigh to be published online
Additional year of birth, marriage and death entries added to genealogy website annually
Ireland’s contributions to Ukraine ‘well below’ aid given by smaller EU states
Internal correspondence from top official acknowledges State has provided comparatively less help to Ukraine than other EU allies