Police question man, 57, in cruise ship murder probe
The victim is thought to have been on a stag do on board cruise ship MSC Virtuosa which returned to Southampton port.
Male cyclist (60s) dies following collision in Co Dublin
A man in his 60s has died following a collision between a car and a bicycle in Dublin yesterday evening.
Mary Kelly: Outrage needs directed at Israel, not Kneecap
The UN has reported that people are being burned alive because there is no water to put out the fires caused by Israeli aerial bombing
‘Kneecap have great integrity, I am so proud of them’ – presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on the Irish language, culture and her new RTÉ show
Growing up, Doireann Ní Ghlacáin (31) had a feeling that she and her family were different.
Seamus Power secures PGA Championship spot as four Irish to play at Quail Hollow
Seamus Power will make his third appearance in the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow next week after remaining inside the top 70 in the PGA Championship Poi...
Why Trent Alexander-Arnold’s Liverpool exit does not make him a traitor
They will always have the corner. Liverpool’s greatest moment in the two decades since Istanbul was the product of extreme creativity, preternatural calmne...
‘I cannot tell you how upsetting it is’ – Irish same-sex couple share struggle with surrogacy legislation
When Mark O’Looney and Eoin Cannon looked ahead to their future, neither of them saw one without children of their own.
Disappointing Starmer facing a stark future – The Irish News view
Irish News editorial on why disappointing Starmer is facing a stark future
Eamonn Sweeney: The Mayo Book of Narrow Defeats is Irish sport’s longest-running saga
Mayo are the Leinster Rugby of Gaelic football. They’re forever putting themselves in a winning position before screwing up with ultimate victory in sight.
14 children arrested after death of boy released on bail
Fourteen children who were arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after the death of boy at an industrial estate in Gateshead have been released on police b...
“We’ve been crying out for this for ages, so we decided to take action”- Dublin camog Emma O’Byrne on skort protest with Kilkenny
Dublin defender Emma O’Byrne said that she and her fellow camogs are ‘tired’ of having to wear skorts
Festivals urged to be prepared for weather disruption amid scrutiny from insurers
Summer festival organisers are being urged to bolster their weather contingency plans as climate-related events fuel heightened scrutiny from insurers and ...