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European officials suspect Russia or Iran may be behind a campaign of disruption to everyday life.

Former captain took a full part in training on Wednesday morning

Prime Minister Mark Carney takes off Wednesday for summits in Asia and Ireland where he'll look to advance trade and security ties.

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This is the latest in a series of threats and cyberattacks on supermarkets, blood banks, air traffic and TV broadcasters across Europe.

Incidents appear to be latest co-ordinated attack aimed at disrupting life in Europe

Threatening emails sent to thousands of schools across the UK, Ireland and Italy are being treated as hoaxes.

Former President Biden was met with protests while at Trinity College in Dublin, where his son Hunter was receiving an award. At least two people were arrested after throwing objects at the former president and his family as they entered their cars to leave the event.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney takes off Wednesday for summits in Asia and Ireland where he'll look to advance trade and security ties.

Working out an economic modus vivendi is the easy part. Much more difficult are the cultural aspects

Imagine an EU summit surrounded by people cycling and walking

The 34-year-old says succession planning is a problem for the future as he backs himself and his midfield colleagues to maintain their form

A repeat performance against Fiji will leave Ireland in good shape for daunting South Africa Test

Keith O’Neill succeeds Peter Flanagan as head of company’s Irish operations

For something different in Ireland, consider a Lucan cafe, a vegetarian spot in Dublin 2 or an elegant diningroom in Belfast

Republic one of just four European Union member states not to achieve at least a medium rating

Sport Ireland has ordered a review of child protection practices across all national governing bodies of sport after the emergence of safeguarding and vetting gaps at the Football Association of Ireland.

This week Ireland will play host to two major meetings of European leaders.

Garth Brooks has told The Louise Duffy Show on RTÉ Radio 1 that "a hundred gigs in Ireland wouldn't be enough" for him as he looks forward to his shows next summer.

When Mani Ratnam’s romantic thriller “Dil Se..” debuted in August 1998, it achieved what was then considered unthinkable for South Asian cinema: entering the official U.K. and Ireland top 10 box office chart at No. 8. Powered by Shah Rukh Khan’s burgeoning overseas stardom and A.R. Rahman’s ubiquitous soundtrack, the film proved that Indian releases […]

‘What other community has simply learned to live like this?’ asks Tomi Reichental’s son David in reference to need for Garda presence at synagogues on certain days

Out of more than 60,000 students who are going to Germany, 12,000 students (20%), are from Karnataka, says Karan Lalit, Executive Director, South Asia, TOEFL and GRE

Dan Sheehan in contention to play South Africa after completing the 12-day return-to-play concussion protocols

The Counter Ruck podcast: Nathan Johns speaks to Gordon D’Arcy and John O’Sullivan

Premier League clubs reportedly taking note of attacking midfielder’s stunning form for Cardiff City

Chefs seeking freedom, flexibility and a greater sense of creativity have found a home wherever they happen to end up

Sony’s animated mythological adventure “Ramayana: Rise of a Legend” made history by becoming the first Indian feature ever to debut atop the U.K. and Ireland box office, collecting £2.1 million ($2.8 million) to lead a crowded slate of new releases and push Anime Ltd.’s “Godzilla Minus Zero” into third place. The previous box office ceiling […]

Sean Jansen is ruled out of the remainder of Ireland's Nations Championship campaign with a knee injury, further depleting head coach Andy Farrell's options at number eight.

Monetary policy has long been removed from the hands of politicians

Anna Cabrera, who came to Ireland 25 years ago, runs two restaurants in Dublin and recently became an Irish citizen

We should be using some of our corporate tax bonanza to ensure our sovereign security

At a time when machine-made lace is making a comeback, the painstaking handwork of a group of Co Monaghan lacemakers who brought this intricate gown to completion stands out

Private 5G networks will help Ireland secure FDI in pharma, advanced manufacturing, and logistics

For Renate Reinsve, star of the Palme d’Or winner Fjord, the key to coping with her rapid rise has been to find space to be proud of her achievements

There’s a limit to how much demand in health and social care can be cooled, and the State is unlikely to grow the workforce needed without inward migration

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Ireland will help lead the EU's negotiating effort at the COP31 climate summit amid pressure on governments to turn years of climate promises into practical action.

Revolut has become the latest company to enter the Irish mobile phone network market, with the fintech bank launching monthly plans for customers.

New disclosures show iPhone maker saved $2.7bn in taxes this year by booking profits in the Asian city-state

Ireland is nowhere close to reaching its retrofitting targets and the pace of energy renovation is still too slow, an expert has said.

Andy Farrell’s side show they can lead the way on set-play strikes

Heimir Hallgrimsson says his Republic of Ireland set-up has been careful not to overload players after Real Betis counterpart Manuel Pellegrini suggested that the number of games Troy Parrott played in the last UEFA Nations League window is a factor in why he has rotated the striker at club level.

Ireland will take on a leading role in global climate negotiations when the COP31 summit begins in Turkey on Monday.

Tightening up on spending – such as on semi-State bosses’ salaries – requires saying no and eschewing flat-rate percentage increases for public servants

Irish student says volunteering for Abdul El-Sayed’s successful campaign gave insight into American politics

In a manifesto for renewing the State, the former editor of The Irish Times asks why ‘so many things don’t work’ in Ireland

Independent Senator Michael McDowell has called for clarity on whether Ireland has an agreement with the UK to defend its airspace, saying the public is entitled to know what arrangements are in place.

Former Ireland scrum-half Conor Murray says on the Ireland Rugby Social that he is impressed with how the Irish squad is progressing and their strength in depth.

While most of the world was focused on the epic defeat of the Republican Party in the US midterm elections, a long-running story was just about able to make itself heard in Britain, thanks to the combined presence of King Charles and Prime Minster Andy Burnham.

US midterms outcome puts focus back on data centres and AI – a vital source of investment growth in the Irish economy

Accounts show €1.57 million was paid to company’s three directors in 2025

We in the United States hadn’t realised just how closely people in Ireland were following what was going on

The nomadic Sligo prop has had many nearly moments, highlights being very nearly playing for Ireland in New Zealand and a ‘Buenos Aires special’

On a night when everything felt scruffy and untidy, the Ireland fullback prospered from some terrible tackling from the visitors

Simon Harris promised a ‘blueprint for a unified island’ but the extent to which Fine Gael’s leadership has been keeping details of a key document under wraps has caused irritation

Conor Brady outlines why the State’s political and administrative structures require a radical overhaul

Injury concerns over several players including Sean Jansen and Robert Baloucoune after win

Despite a six-try and 30-point win over Argentina, Andy Farrell and Tadhg Beirne admit Ireland could have been more ruthless in Friday's win.