The Irish Independent’s View: No ceasefire can be sustained amid all-out missile assaults on civilians

In Gaza, smiles broke out on faces that had been cast in despair after two years of carnage. So the resumption of hostilities in a wave of Israeli strikes that left 104 Palestinians dead was a devastating blow to the nascent peace process. Tel...

David Kelly: Ireland must embrace life beyond comfort zone on return to European elite

If you’ve consumed a cup of strawberries drowning in chocolate, there’s no going back. Or when you’ve supped one too many of those devilish Leffe beers the monks started brewing there 800 years ago. Ireland were forced to confront their own moment...

'It’s awesome to have played a small part in it' - James Lowe ready for latest clash in Ireland All Blacks rivalry

The hump day headlines in Chicago had plenty to say about age.Wednesday morning’s offerings split along a couple of eras: with the place still purring over a masterclass delivered by its latest wunderkind, an icon for all generations stepped in to...

From Donegal teaching assistant to Irish TV presenter in one year: ‘My whole life has flipped’

Influencer Eric Roberts has had a whirlwind year as he became a dad for the first time and moved to Dublin for his Ireland AM job, and now he’s written a children’s book Eric Roberts new book was inspired by his nephew Oisín and his former career...

Price of stolen Irish credit cards has surged 53pc on the dark web

Individuals and companies here lost €160m to fraud last year Criminals pay more for cards from countries where anti-fraud controls are strict. Photo: Getty Today at 06:30 The average price of a stolen Irish credit card being sold by criminals...

New Guinness brewery experience to open in London with Irish-brewed pints

The famous stout is having its moment this year, especially after the release of the Netflix TV series House of Guinness last month, following the lives of a 19th-century generation of the dynasty. Fans of the show can get a further fix at the new...

Property fund warns Irish investors of ‘knee-jerk’ redemption risk for €1.26bn portfolio

Greenman Open, a €1.26 billion German supermarket real estate fund, has warned its mainly Irish investors that people seeking to cash in now may not get full value if properties need to be sold. The alert comes as the fund, which is backed by...

Ireland Baldwin enjoys family hike with mom Kim Basinger after revealing dad Alec was her 'rock' during REHAB stint

Ireland Basinger Baldwin went for a family hike at the Descanso Gardens in La Cañada Flintridge, CA on Tuesday with her famous mother Kim Basinger and her two-year-old daughter Holland. The 30-year-old nepo baby dressed down in a black T-shirt,...

Irish racing tycoons sell UK care homes group for £5.2bn

Three of Ireland’s wealthiest men have sold their British care homes group for more than £5 billion to the world’s largest real estate investment trust. JP McManus and John Magnier, the horse racing tycoons, and their business partner Dermot...

Five homes on view this week in Dublin and Meath from €585,000

16 Grange Terrace, Deansgrange Road, Blackrock, Co Dublin €585,000, Hunters This midterrace cottage packs a lot into its 115sq m (1,250sq ft) interior. The hallway runs the length of the property and separates the living areas from the bedrooms....

Nearly €450,000 was spent on adverts to entice Irish building workers home from US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand

Irish Examiner view: Amazon job losses may be just the tip of the iceberg

News from Amazon this week is unsettling, and not just because the tech giant looks set to reduce its workforce by 14,000 jobs across the world. Amazon employs approximately 6,500 people at sites in Cork, Dublin, and Drogheda, and while there were...

Ireland condemns Israeli strikes on Gaza

Ireland's Taoiseach Micheál Martin late on Wednesday said he "strongly" condemns Israel's strikes in Gaza that left more than 100 dead. "I urge all parties to adhere to, and implement, the ceasefire agreement and call for a surge in humanitarian...

EVERYWHERE MAN: Ireland helps BG advance past Astros

Bishop Guertin's Ryan Neary, left, battles Pinkerton's Jackson Garrett for the ball during Wednesday's Division I prelim at Stellos Stadium. (Telegraph photo by TOM KING) SIGN UP TO CONTINUE Print Subscriber? Sign Up for Full Access! Unlimited...

Ireland Halloween festvities highlight the holiday's pagan origins on Coast Live

Posted HAMPTON ROADS, Va. — Travelzoo Editor Gabe Saglie shares a look at traditional Halloween festivities in Ireland, and how the proceedings pay homage to the holidays pagan ritual origins at Trim Castle and Derry. Learn more at...

Ireland Under-17 star on move to Ligue 1 and ambition to 'make the country proud' at World Cup in Qatar

Ade Solanke(Image: INPHO/UEFA/Kristian Skeie) Ireland Under-17 star Ade Solanke hopes to ride the Lorient express to World Cup glory this winter. The former Shamrock Rovers full-back has been busy learning his trade at French Ligue 1 side Lorient...

Irish firefighter Terence Crosbie facing up to 20 years at sentencing over St Patrick's Day rape

15:21 ET, 29 Oct 2025Updated 15:35 ET, 29 Oct 2025 Irish firefighter Terence Crosbie is charged with raping a woman at a Boston hotel while visiting the city in 2024 to march in the Saint Patrick's Day parade. Irish firefighter Terence Crosbie is...

The Fighting Irish defense improving week by week

South Bend, Ind. (WSBT) — A big reason behind Notre Dame's current 5-game winning streak has been the much-improved play of the defense. After starting the season ranking in the bottom twenty in scoring defense after two weeks, Notre Dame has...

Irish mother-of-four dies after cosmetic surgery trip to Turkey

A YOUNG mother-of-four from Limerick died from a blood clot a week after undergoing liposuction and buttock augmentation surgery in Turkey. An inquest into the death of Lydia O’Donoghue (née Mulqueen), 38, of Lower Whitethorn Drive, Caherdavin,...

Dublin 1 school being failed by “incompetent” Department, says Sherlock

Labour TD Marie Sherlock has said the government are failing Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire. The Dublin 1 school was set to have a new school building open in June 2025, but the project fell victim to the most Irish of curses – a mystery delay....