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Just €2.9m of about €13.8m collected in fees returned to performers, artists’ group says

Patient in France died from the first reported human case

The revised Irish bar plans include a smaller gaming area after earlier rejection.

Private-equity-backed ‘no-frills’ fitness clubs previously considered expansion into Ireland but pulled back after Brexit vote

Dr Connor Green was focus of reports related to care of children with scoliosis and spina bifida

Customers have complained that stores are not displaying what they will be charged for bags

European Parliament employee says border guards told him ‘they see Ireland as like an anti-Israel country’

The lack of rights of way along many field edges, which are everywhere in other countries, is chilling

The implication of the negative response to the Dublin Rape Crisis Cente video is that adults’ rights triumph over children’s

Defying ‘unnecessary’ barriers, services trade between the Republic and Northern Ireland has bloomed into a €4.2bn relationship

Emails show ESB Networks worried draft law to boost European manufacturing will raise infrastructure costs

Amid the rise of ‘smart glasses’, some Irish businesses have begun to implement bans on wearing them on their premises

The documentary maker, whose new film is about the unlikely US communist, has become one of Ireland’s most reliable cinematic truth-tellers

At Visual in Carlow, the artist Niamh O’Malley uses a unique, site-specific material to project our desires back on us

The president made an extraordinary comeback, but now has much to do

Another review has been started, but it is surely time to decide

The success of You Can See Everything shows people are looking for something deeper

Micheal Sheehy says ‘Irish people are really good at calling out bulls**t and in American corporate life there is a ton of it’

NAZA lays bare the horror of AI-enhanced war but there is a glimmer of hope

Take a walk on the witchy side this Halloween with these spooky places to visit around Ireland

The single is the second posthumous release from Parton - who was of Welsh descent.

Disruptions to the supply of grain, fertiliser and energy threaten to take a heavy toll

Meta’s plans were greeted nervously and this is an important signal

Team Ireland have the opportunity to add two golds to their six-medal haul on Tuesday

Published 50 years ago this week, Breandán Ó hEithir loosely based Lig Sinn I gCathú on his own college experiences

Troy Parrott squanders late chance for Betis, Owen Elding scores against Celtic and Jimmy Dunne nets QPR brace

City of Derry Spartans AC runner passes long-time Irish women’s leader Sorcha Nic Dhómhnaill inside the last 400m

Ballina man driven on by All-Ireland glory as Judith Storm claims women’s title

Irish troops should be deployed to Lebanon as part of a new EU mission and be involved in both peacekeeping and peace enforcement duties, according to the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence Helen McEntee.

Plutôt que de disséquer les difficultés sociales d'une communauté ostracisée, le réalisateur Alexander Murphy a choisi de nous immerger dans la vie de tous les jours des O'Reilly.

Thousands of Protestant Orange Order members have marched through Portadown, Northern Ireland.

Planning moves show a desire to create welcome change, though much remains to be done

Sarah Moss: Is it possible for me, an immigrant writer, to produce ‘Irish fiction’?

For Bu and Tyapa, the five-year journey from Russia to the Irish countryside was anything but straightforward.

The Irish team will take home six medals and have the chance to upgrade each in the final days of the tournament

Lunny never tired of seeking out new collaborations, novel sounds and fresh perspectives on the music that defined him

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The senior UN diplomat and pacifist became disillusioned with the organisation and lived his life to Quaker ideals

The traditional dividing lines have returned to Westminster. In Ireland, things look rather different

The absence of defending Irish women’s title holder Ava Crean clears the way for a new champion in Sunday’s Dublin Marathon

The Kildare woman, who divides her time between Stockholm and Dublin, on why her friends sometimes call her The Dictator

Chipmaker’s Irish accounts suggested effective tax rate of 11%, but new filings show it paid 2.7% on $2.5bn Irish profits

War of words breaks out over legal measure that requires Government, Dáil and UN approval to deploy troops abroad

Retailer’s Irish arm increased its turnover last year by 4.6% to €3.75bn

As the BBC and Apple shows illustrate, the art of not revealing too much too soon has been complicated by on-demand viewing and the popularity of reality TV

The Potato Harvest has sold for more than €1 million at auction in London

A new collection of 62 letters shows the enormous emotional range of Irish emigrants’ experiences in the US – and complicates narratives of national loss and American opportunity

Ian Hutcheson travelled from Dublin to support Palestinian farmers with the olive harvest

The amendment will pass but a calmer debate would be welcome

Debate continues but political inertia likely to stymie change

A founding member of three renowned bands - The Bothy Band, Planxty and Moving Hearts - he was widely credited for the revival and growth of Irish traditional music.

Findings by scientists at Trinity College Dublin offer hope for improved treatment options in future

A 62-year-old Irish man is being detained in Israel after he was arrested yesterday along with a group of activists in the West Bank.

Dónal Lunny, one of Ireland's most celebrated musicians, has died at the age of 79.

London Irish hope to return to professional rugby as early as next season, with new owner Steve Daniels promising to build a sustainable club.

Revenue increases to €64m at takeaway food delivery service

Removal of US tariffs on Irish whiskey was promised by Donald Trump in September, though it is yet to come into effect

Sligo carriage driver says operators are being unfairly blamed for wider public safety concerns after a tourist died in a carriage crash in June

Consortium involving Kyle Jordan sell club after goal of entering club in URC were knocked back

Murphy secured shareholder approval for DCC’s sale to two US private equity firms