Kinahan cartel had ‘significant’ stake in €500m cocaine haul seized on cargo ship off Cork coast
Gardaí believe the Kinahan cartel had a significant investment in the cocaine shipment recovered from a cargo vessel off the Cork coast.
The most iconic and hilarious moments from the glory days of Irish Twitter (before Elon Musk ruined everything)
Can anyone even see a lime anymore without hearing a desolate voice in their head wail “My limes!?” Do you remember why ‘Miggledy’ became absorbed into our lexicon for addressing…
Forest Avenue restaurant review: ‘Oozing low-key class, this remains one of the most sophisticated restaurants in Dublin’
I hope Jenny McNally of McNally Family Farm, she of the celestial tomatoes and the organic vegetable grower extraordinaire against whom all others must be benchmarked, will forgive me for…
Ellen Coyne: We need to remember the children who don’t have a voice when we talk freely about ‘Mom Rage’
Motherhood has become an identity, rather than a relationship status. The ways that people talk, think and write about being a mother — particularly online — has become more about…
This Working Life: Make-do-and-mend ethic shines for MicroPro amid climate risk and cost-of-living squeeze
I’m a component level engineer, the guy who can open up a circuit board, diagnose and repair.
Kieran Donaghy: There were a few other approaches but I shut them down
There may have been some doubt cast about Kieran McGeeney’s Armagh football reign extending into a tenth season but once that was cleared up, Kieran Donaghy had no reservations whatsoever…
Mary McCarthy: Don’t bail out landlords – help the squeezed middle caught in rent trap
As a family who see 40pc of our income disappear out the door on rent, it seems shocking to me that in the middle of a cost- of-living crisis landlords…
‘We deserve a life outside of poverty’ — how the cost-of-living crisis is robbing people with disabilities of their independence
For people with disabilities in Ireland, living independently comes with a price: it often means skipping meals, social isolation and depending on strangers online for help. The cost-of-living crisis has…
Tanya Sweeney: A four-year degree in ‘influencing’? There’s more to it than blagging free holidays and clothes, you know
It’s the sort of development that will have a certain cohort of people tearing their hair out. Regardless, it’s here — the country’s first ever influencer degree. South East Technological…
‘Becoming an Irish citizen was significant and really emotional,’ Today FM’s Alison Curtis says 10 years on
Ten years ago this month, Today FM radio presenter Alison Curtis became an Irish citizen.
Brian Keogh: Why Sergio Garcia and Ian Poulter won’t be missed this week
Rory McIlroy is well known for speaking his mind but much has changed since he dropped that astonishing Ryder Cup bombshell at the Irish Open at Baltray in 2009.
Paul Williams: Massive drugs seizure sends message to traffickers that Ireland is not an ‘easy place’ to import narcotics
As far as international drug busts go, the seizure of 2.25 tonnes of cocaine was as dramatic and daring as one could imagine – it could easily have been a…