First Ireland squad under Easterby along expected lines
Interim Ireland head coach Simon Easterby has named his squad for the Guinness Six Nations with just one uncapped player, Leinster's Jack Boyle, included.
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Bitcoin price today: extends gains to $97k amid bullish outlook, whale trades
Gerry Adams could receive ‘taxpayer-funded pay day’ over internment during The Troubles
Removing a block on former Troubles internees, such as Gerry Adams, seeking compensation will deliver a taxpayer-funded pay day for ex-detainees, a think t...
Tuesday night Lotto draw drops €500k on one lucky Munster punter
Lotto bosses have revealed where the ticket was sold
Fyodor Lukyanov: These people will shape the politics of 2025
Here’s how the new year will test Russia’s resilience and the global order Predicting the future has become increasingly difficult. The pace of global change is so rapid that events…
‘I Am 100% Sure They Are Really Mad, to the Most Severe Level’ — Ex-Nintendo PR Managers React to Switch 2 Leaks
Two former Nintendo of America staff have discussed the ongoing Switch 2 leaks, saying they will have caused significant disruption inside the company and affected Nintendo's ability to surprise its…
Israeli official says war ‘will never end’ until Hamas is out of power in Gaza
Former Israeli diplomat Shahar Azani reacts to the hostage and cease-fire deal reached between Israel and Hamas on ‘Outnumbered.’
Expectations running high for Ireland ahead of Six Nations
One-dimensional Leinster causing concern; referees speak of experiences; a pair of novel club finals
Options platform Deribit attracts potential buyers amid crypto M&A boom
Although the options platform is not officially for sale, it confirmed that a variety of parties manifested interest in strategic investments.
PTSB cuts mortgage rates for fourth time in move expected to be copied by rivals
PTSB is to introduce large cuts in mortgage rates next week, a move that will probably spur its rivals to respond.
Irish medtech firm to add 725 jobs with €300m expansion
Irish medtech firm Aerogen is to add a total of 725 new jobs in Galway and Shannon over the next 10 years as part of a €300m expansion.
Pope confirms files on Vatican’s ‘dark dealings’
The pontiff has revealed the existence of documents relating to a series of abuse and corruption scandals in the Catholic Church A sitting Pope has for the first time revealed…