PM demands ‘concrete proposals’ on growth from regulators
Sir Keir Starmer has written to regulators following a difficult economic start to his premiership.
Ange Postecoglou remains determined to bring success to Tottenham
While Spurs continue to falter in the league, they have three cup competitions to focus on going into 2025.
Canadian ministers leave US meeting without assurances on tariffs
Cabinet ministers met with representatives of President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago about threats of tariffs on all products.
Ireland rugby’s best 24 for 2024 – Irreplaceable Andrew Porter is still top of the props
At the end of a year where Ireland claimed another Six Nations and beat the Springboks in South Africa, here are our top 24 international players for 2024...
Dublin man sent for trial accused of unlawful use of car
A Dublin man accused of the unlawful use of a vehicle has been sent forward for trial.
The ones to watch 2025 – Ireland’s rising stars and new talents
?Here are the names you need to look out for next year:
TUC leader calls for ‘year of delivery’ for workers
Paul Nowak said families want ‘to see material improvements in their day-to-day lives’.
Leopardstown Day 2: Solness strike keeps the Joseph O’Brien bandwagon rolling
Solness rewarded the faith of connections who supplemented him into the Paddy’s Rewards Club Chase at Leopardstown to give Joseph O’Brien a second Grade On...
Fota Wildlife Park celebrates Christmas with arrival of new tiger
An Irish wildlife park received the perfect Christmas present with the arrival of a young male Sumatran tiger to support its breeding programme for critica...
Experts reveal 5 biggest beauty trends for 2025
Beauty experts delve into their beauty predictions.
‘Prime Evil’ executioner in apartheid South Africa, Colonel Eugene de Kock, was banned from seeking refuge in Ireland
Ireland banned a notorious South African police chief and paramilitary executioner nicknamed ‘Prime Evil’ from entering the country amid fears he would rel...
‘He was not known for regular bathing habits’ – suspicions raised when loyalist arrived to police station still wet from shower
Northern Ireland police chiefs suspected a new counter-forensics approach by loyalist paramilitaries after one terrorist, who was not known for his persona...