Adam Bloodworth: What I saw at Russell Brand’s ‘sober festival’ shocked me
When Russell Brand lifted his two daughters, one aged six, the other aged four, onto his lap on stage at his “living and wellness” Community Festival this summer – only…
State’s lending arm says fraudsters got €1.2m of Covid and Brexit rescue funding
A total of 11 loans with a combined value of €1.21m backed by the State-owned Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland (SBCI) have been subject to an alleged fraud.
Stand-ins for Brendan O’Connor and Claire Byrne come and go – but who are these people?
Even though this was the week of the Ploughing Championships it started badly on Monday with Colm Ó Mongáin replacing Claire Byrne (RTÉ Radio 1, weekdays, 10am). We listeners dislike…
Senior Justice Department official accused of possessing child abuse images to face trial
A JUDGE has ordered a senior Department of Justice official accused of possessing child abuse images and videos to appear in court next month to be served with the book…
Ryanair to cancel 17 routes at Dublin Airport as it blames passenger charges
Ryanair has announced it will cut its winter schedule at Dublin Airport, blaming the operator's passenger charges for the move.
Revolut set to enter mortgage market for first time
Revolut is set to begin selling mortgages.
Indo World Cup Daily: What team will Andy Farrell name today to face Springboks?
In today's Indo World Cup Daily video, Cian Tracey joins Sinéad Kissane to discuss the possible changes in the Ireland team to play South Africa ahead of Andy Farrell naming…
‘Every room was covered in blood’: How the brutal murder of Pat Ward scarred a small community
On a quiet Saturday morning in early February 2019, blood stained every room of an unassuming Co Tyrone home.
Tony Holohan memoir: Former CMO does not admit to a single mistake during the Covid crisis
He was portrayed as the bad guy in the Cervical Check scandal. Then he became the stern but avuncular pandemic tsar, and the grieving widower. Former chief medical officer Dr…
‘We stood by the open door waiting for the guards to tell us our Ella was gone’ – father of student Ella Mills (20) who died in kayaking accident in US
The family of Dublin student Ella Mills, who died in a kayaking accident in the United States, have told how she was “the happiest we’d ever seen her” before tragedy…
Blazing Salads restaurant review: ‘If old-school vegetarian is what you want, then you will leave satisfied and probably ever-so-slightly smug’
As a long-term member of the ‘September is the real new year’ club, it’s inevitable that on the first day back to work after being away on holiday, I’ll head…
‘Lions and tigers and chimps – they all lived with us at our home in Cabra’
Animal expert Gerry Creighton has said Dublin Zoo has come a long way since a chimpanzee lived with him and his wife in their home.