Ireland's Finest Set for Historic $10 Million World Ultimate Championship Showdown

Westlife begin 13 Dublin shows at the 3Arena, marking 25 years of music, memories, and a homecoming that unites generations of Irish fans.

Roisin Kiberd's new essay collection The Most Normal Woman explores the toll of chasing perfection. She shares her cultural picks with Dáil na nDaoine, from kaiju films to secondhand fashion.

Apple's first foldable iPhone, the Duo, promises a new era of AI and design, but at a premium price. With privacy at its core, it raises questions about trust and regional access.

Two men denied bail after alleged Circle K burglary in Cabinteely, with €10,741 worth of goods found and 77 charges filed between them.

As Britain and nine other nations ban goods from illegal settlements, Ireland must now extend its own ban to services or risk being left behind.

Ireland's 15-year-olds top EU reading rankings in PISA, but declining maths and reading scores raise questions about what lies beneath the surface. We break down the results and what they mean for our schools.

Ireland tightens citizenship rules: residency rises to eight years, language test required. What it means for applicants and the country's future.

Rob Reiner's posthumous Emmy win for The Bear is a poignant moment in Hollywood, 48 years after his first award. A reflection on legacy, loss, and the art that remains.

Almost one in ten residents of Dromcollogher, Co Limerick, perished in the 1926 cinema fire. A century on, the community remembers the 48 victims and celebrates its remarkable resilience.

At 85, Miriam Margolyes is on a 36-date tour with a new book, a sharp tongue, and a warning about the state of politics. She talks to us about fame, swearing, and why kindness matters most.

South Africa came from behind to beat New Zealand 29-24 in a bruising third test, taking a 2-1 series lead with one match to play in Baltimore.

Aoife Rattigan discusses how the LGFA's new rules are transforming club football as Cappagh push for intermediate glory in Kildare.

Silje Antvorskov takes the Rás na mBan lead as 18-year-old Aliyah Rafferty shines for Cycling Ulster, setting up a decisive weekend of racing.

Congo's Ebola outbreak is slowing at its epicentre but spreading wider, with over 3,000 dead and forecasts of up to 50,000 cases. New vaccines are in trials.

A new CyberSafeKids report shows underage children still access social media and pornography despite 2025 laws. Experts call for real enforcement, not more debate.

Three hurricanes churn the Pacific as scientists link the rare event to a record-strength El Niño and warming seas.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin hints at possible excise cut on alcohol for pubs, while carbon tax pause debate heats up. A balancing act between community, cost of living, and climate.

The UN Environment Programme has confirmed global temperatures will surpass 1.5C. Now the challenge is navigating the overshoot, not avoiding it. What does this mean for climate action?

Banbridge's Flat debut win at Gowran Park was a moment of pure class. Plus, Curracloe's impressive first outing and a thrilling dead-heat. Here's the full story.

The US welcomed Russia back to the G20 table in Asheville, drawing dismay from European ministers and raising questions about press freedom and transatlantic unity.

Dundalk Rugby Club's Tommy Campbell has been named the recipient of the prestigious Leinster Sean O'Brien Hall of Fame Award, capping over 55 years of dedicated service to the club and his community.

Seven years after Center Parcs opened in Longford, Ballymahon is thriving. Local traders tell how the resort brought jobs, investment and year-round trade to a town once overlooked.

Stephen Bradley defends his Shamrock Rovers squad after a thrilling 3-3 draw at Derry City, extending their lead at the top to five points. A story of resilience, fatigue, and a young star's near miss.

Fans from Dublin, Cork and America are making the journey to north Tipperary to explore the landscape that shaped Shane MacGowan's legendary songs. It is a tour of memory, music and belonging.

Masked Israeli settlers attacked homes near Qusra, trapping seven Palestinians and injuring several, while the Israeli military detained residents but not the attackers.

Trump's mid-term convention is being called a 'train wreck' by insiders, with $25,000 ticket prices, corporate sponsor invites, and a clash with NFL games and the 9/11 anniversary.

Katseye's Dublin debut at the 3Arena marks a milestone for global pop, but with two members on hiatus for their mental health, the show raises bigger questions about the price of fame.

English spelling may seem chaotic, but it follows hidden patterns of sound, meaning, and history. Understanding that logic can turn spelling from a source of anxiety into a skill you can master.

The Kremlin calls NATO attack warnings 'scare stories' after CIA chief's Moscow visit, but European intelligence sees no imminent threat. A grounded look at what this means for a changing world.