Corruption case against former French President Nicolas Sarkozy upheld by country’s highest court
The Cour de Cassation, France’s highest court, upheld on Wednesday former President Nicolas Sarkozy’s conviction for corruption and influence peddling.
Ulster v Munster: Richie Murphy’s side look to end losing streak in interpro URC clash
Forwards coach confident injury-hit Ulster can return to a ‘good place’ after four consecutive defeats
Barrister who reoccupied home after bailiffs took possession to seek injunction blocking its sale
A barrister who has reoccupied her home after bailiffs took possession of it earlier this year intends to mount a legal challenge to stop the property from...
IFA records overall loss of €429,601 in the year to March 2024
The IFA has recorded an operational deficit of €895,213, before tax, to the year end on March 31, 2024, the association announced today.
Bitcoin Rally Leaves the World’s Original Crypto ETFs Behind
In what’s been a record-breaking year for Bitcoin, the originators of the world’s first exchange-traded funds to hold the cryptocurrency appear to be at risk of being left behind.
Ukraine won’t extend Russian gas transit deal
The contract between Moscow and Kiev that brings pipeline gas to the EU expires on December 31 The transit deal that brings piped Russian gas to the EU via Ukraine…
Leaked hands-on Galaxy S25 Plus images double down on old rumors
This early (alleged) look at the Galaxy S25 Plus gives us insight into what's coming up.
Wisconsin shooter pictured with gun in shirt similar to Columbine killer’s
Natalie Rupnow, a 15-year-old student at Abundant Life Christian School, was encouraged to practice her weapons-handling skills in the months leading up to the bloodshed
Martin Breheny: The quarter-century greats – hurling’s best players since 2000
The obvious question about this selection, drawn from 25 seasons, is this: why are so few of the Limerick team that won five of the last seven All-Ireland ...
RIP.ie to introduce €100 fee to list death notices on site from next month
RIP.ie has confirmed that they are to introduce a €100 fee for funeral directors to list death notices on their site from January 2025.
RIP.ie to introduce €100 fee for funeral directors placing notices from January
Users will continue to get access free of charge to platform acquired by Irish Times Group this year
XRP price rises ahead of RLUSD launch, but a reversal is possible
XRP price has done well ahead of the upcoming RLUSD launch, but there is a risk that it may reverse soon