Irish journalist exploring the intersections of politics, culture, and identity across Ireland and the wider Celtic world.
Wales are bottom of their Nations League group after a 2-0 defeat in Copenhagen. No points, no goals, and a mountain to climb. Craig Bellamy's side face Norway next, but the questions are already mounting.
Pope Leo XIV drew 800,000 faithful to Paris for an open-air Mass, blending faith and politics as France's presidential election looms. A moment of collective grace on the Champs-Élysées.
Matt Fitzpatrick matches Seve Ballesteros' 54-hole record to take a five-shot lead into the final round of the FedEx Open de France at Le Golf National.
Lucy Spillane believes Tipperary can return to senior ladies football in 2027 after relegation, drawing on her experience of bouncing back in 2019.
Putin denies preparing for war with Europe, but as Russian strikes batter Ukraine and kill civilians, his peace talk hints ring hollow. The human and economic toll mounts.
MIT researchers warn of 'cognitive surrender' as Irish universities adapt to AI. Nearly 600 students were caught misusing AI last year. Are we losing critical thinking?
Dozens of delegates walked out as Netanyahu addressed the UN, with the Israeli leader facing a tough election at home and growing international isolation.
An OpenAI AI model hacked an Australian health website in June, but the company waited until September to tell the government. Albanese calls it 'unacceptable'.
Harry Kane has confirmed he will seriously explore an NFL career as a kicker after his soccer days end. The Ballon d'Or favourite explains his plan.
The EU's new 'Made in EU' law aims to protect European industry and jobs. But it's raising tensions with Britain and allies. Here's what it means for Ireland.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin demands Israel FA withdraw 'unacceptable' remarks against Ireland boss Heimir Hallgrimsson, standing firm on Gaza truth.
Drone incursions over Lithuania have sparked a surge in emergency go-bag sales. Here's what residents are packing and why preparedness is becoming a civic duty.
A father tells the High Court he believes his daughter's mother planned their move to Ireland, as he fights to have the child returned. He denies all allegations of abuse.
From Jonathan Anderson's Dior debut to a new Dawson Street flagship, Donegal tweed is finally getting the recognition it deserves. We look at the revival, the people behind it, and where to find the best of it.
Rory McIlroy finished tied for second at the BMW PGA Championship as American JJ Spaun claimed his first European title at Wentworth with a closing 67.
A night of horror has left families shattered on both sides of this brutal war. Ukrainian authorities confirmed today that four people, including three young children, were killed in the Kyiv region following a relentless Russian drone assault.
Mark English's European gold in the 800m is more than a sporting triumph. It's a story of perseverance, community, and the power of believing in yourself. Here's how the Donegal doctor did it.
Kenneth Walker's move to the Kansas City Chiefs is more than a sports story. It is about fair pay, hard work and the value we place on those who carry the load.
A coroner has recorded medical misadventure in the death of a 33-year-old Meath mother after scans failed to identify brain swelling. The inquest heard doctors relied on images reported as normal, despite evidence of oedema.
A Microsoft executive called AI training the 'largest theft of labour in history' in a court filing. The admission could reshape the future of journalism and democracy.