Trump tariffs latest: Wall Street stocks tumble as president accused of taking ‘wrecking ball’ to US economy
White House confirms tariffs against China now total 145%; EU pauses reciprocal tariffs against US
Eddie Rockets branch ordered to close after rodent droppings found in kitchen
Seven restaurants, takeaways and food warehouses in Dublin, Louth, Roscommon and Limerick ordered to close following inspections
Motorcyclist in his 30s dies following collision in Askeaton, Co Limerick
Gardaí appeal for any witnesses who were in the Cloonreask townland on Wednesday
Michael Gaine: What do we know about the Kerry farmer’s disappearance so far?
In the News podcast: The Kenmare sheep farmer disappeared three weeks ago. Cork-based journalist Liam Coates on what may have happened
Trump’s tariffs: How worried should we be about the toll?
In the News podcast: From Ireland to China, the global implications of Trump’s tariffs with economics writer Cliff Taylor and China correspondent Denis Staunton
Do Ireland’s laws on sex work need to change?
In the News podcast: Irish Times reporter Órla Ryan discuses the review of Ireland’s contentious sex-work legislation
‘We are begging for help to bring them here’: Mothers of sick Palestinian children plead with Government for loved ones to join
Lack of electricity and phone connection in Gaza means the women rarely speak to family
Trump tariffs: No justification for 20% tariffs on EU exports to US, says Martin
Live updates: Pharmaceutical products will not be included in the tariffs for now, according to the White House
Fiosrú replaces Gsoc and takes over responsibility for public’s complaints against gardaí
Police Ombudsman Emily Logan welcomes new era in oversight of force
Ireland’s uninsurable houses - how can they be protected into the future?
In the News podcast: A new Irish Times investigation highlights the plight ‘the uninsurables’
Homeless in Dublin, sober in Poland: How 60-year-old Jerzy ‘chose life’
‘I have pity for those men who are still sitting there, dying there,’ says Jerzy Podlesney
Migrants to Ireland hit ‘disproportionately’ by poverty after housing costs despite being better educated
One in five migrants in Ireland is ‘income poor’, and 14.5% are at risk of poverty, compared with 11% of Irish-born residents, ESRI finds
How a Dublin school became embroiled in the GAA Catfish drama
In the News podcast: Irish Times education editor Carl O’Brien on how a Rathfarnham school investigated claims that the alleged GAA catfish is among its staff
Could Israel annex the West Bank?
In the News podcast: Berlin-based freelance journalist Hanno Hauenstein, who recently reported from the West Bank, on Israel’s Iron Wall operation
Tax-free Ukrainian accommodation payment to be cut to €600 per month
Norma Foley to bring memo to Cabinet outlining plan to extend reduced Accommodation Recognition Payment scheme until March 2026