Hamas knows it must tread carefully in response to Trump’s Gaza peace proposal
US-sponsored plan includes ceasefire, prisoner exchange and Hamas disarmament
What happens if the US government shuts down?
Failure to break funding deadlock could delay release of key economic data
Mother of boy (9) who died after waiting years for spinal surgery ‘cautiously optimistic’ on CHI inquiry
Gillian Sherratt says ‘priority and focus’ must be on helping those children still relying on the State, CHI and HSE
South Africa make just one change as they look to seal Rugby Championship crown
Loosehead prop Ox Nche returns to the frontrow for Saturday’s game against Argentina at Twickenham
Man remanded in custody after being charged with false imprisonment of woman in Co Kerry
Accused was also charged with endangerment after allegedly driving car with front door open
Co Louth killings: ‘He grew up with us,’ says school attended by Evan O’Connor
Victims were named as Mark and Louise O’Connor and their adult son Evan, who had special needs
Georgina Campbell Awards 2025: Ireland’s best fine dining restaurant, chef, hotels and more revealed
Eminent food writer appealed for Government support for the food and hospitality sector in next week’s budget
Extend UHL or build new facility nearby to improve patient safety, says health watchdog
Third option to tackle overcrowding is to develop a new hospital in HSE Mid West, says Hiqa
What’s in Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza – and will Hamas accept it?
Immediate end to war, restoration of aid, Gaza envisaged as ‘deradicalized terror-free zone’, no governance role for Hamas – yet little detail on execution of key points
JD Vance warns US government ‘headed for shutdown’
Office closures could delay flights and send thousands of workers home
Elon Musk hit by exodus of senior staff over burnout and politics
Churn at Tesla and xAI comes amid disillusionment with billionaire’s activism, strategic pivots and mass lay-offs
Presidential debate: What Catherine Connolly, Heather Humphreys and Jim Gavin said in first TV debate
Unity, defence spending, the triple lock, immigration and housing featured large in the first televised candidates’ debate
Taoiseach Micheál Martin’s personal office spruce up cost more than €10,000
Works were carried out after concern by officials it was not up to required standards
Novo Nordisk to cut staff numbers at Irish business
Drugmaker notifies Government of collective redundancies
Orla Comerford secures second gold medal with 200m win at World Para Athletics Championships
Irish sprinter also won the T13 100m final on Sunday as same 1-2-3 take medals
Healthy food shop for low-income families costs up to a third of weekly pay, report finds
Households reliant on social welfare spend a larger percentage of take home income on food, according to Safefood
Independent Ireland leader ‘not happy’ as councillor seeks to halt Bob Vylan gig
Linda de Courcy took legal proceedings to try to stop a Dublin concert by controversial punk-rap duo
Inflation in Irish economy jumps back to almost 3%
Latest HICP for Ireland will inform figure for the wider euro area due out on Wednesday
Inflation in Irish economy jumps back to almost 3%
Latest HICP for Ireland will inform figure for the wider euro area due out on Wednesday
Blue Lights review: Superior Belfast thriller comes down with a bad case of Love/Hate syndrome
Television: BBC show is in danger of becoming another generic cop caper, with a side-serving of Dublin gangland sensationalism
Typhoon Bualoi death toll rises to at least 30 across Vietnam, Thailand and Philippines
Heavy rains continue to lash region, raising risk of further flooding and landslides
Indonesian rescuers hunt for 38 feared trapped after school collapse kills three
Al Khoziny boarding school in East Java collapsed during afternoon prayers
Boyzone to reunite for one-off stadium show in London
Gig in London’s Emirates Stadium will be Boyzone’s first show together since 2019
Construction industry insists it can hit housing targets
Top construction industry figures dismiss suggestion sector doesn’t have enough capacity
Lowry steps out of McIlroy’s shadow to play leading man on biggest stage
Irish golfer represents everything that makes Europe so successful as a team and could well be a future captain
‘He hit me as he passed’: women’s safety advocate punched in the face on Dublin street
Social Democrats councillor Cat O’Driscoll says nobody came to her aid after random assault on Dorset Street
CRH has ‘$40bn firepower’ for investment and cash returns over next five years
New CRH boss Jim Mintern unveiling medium term strategy for firm
Shane Lowry joins the list of Irish Ryder Cup heroes
The NFL may well return to Dublin sooner rather than later; Leinster left puzzled by demolition job
Donald Trump announces timber and furniture tariffs in national security probe
Latest levies to rise to as high as 50% for countries that do not strike trade deals with US
YouTube to pay Trump €21m to settle lawsuit over account suspension
Platform blamed its suspension of US president’s channel after Capitol riot on pressure from Joe Biden
Tánaiste urges Hamas to accept Trump’s Gaza peace proposal
US president’s 20-point draft deal includes his plans to chair international board of peace
Bill Murray golfs across Ireland in new BBC road trip series
Bill Murray is joined by celebrity friends as he tackles breathtaking golf courses in new Off Course series
The Simpsons Movie confirmed to return for sequel after two decades
Sequel confirmed on Monday by 20th Century Studios with release date set for summer 2027
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban separate after 19 years of marriage
Oscar-winning actress and country music star met in January 2005 at a Hollywood event promoting Australia
In a low-energy presidential debate, only one candidate lit a spark
Jim Gavin sounded like he was reading from a PowerPoint, Heather Humphreys was lacklustre and Catherine Connolly had one big advantage
Connolly will be happiest after first debate
Catherine Connolly was fluent and coherent but spoke only to her base of left-wing voters
Deloitte UK’s revenues fall for first time in 15 years yet partners’ pay rises
Cost-cutting drive helps shield profits at Big Four firm
Doctor who wrote inappropriate prescription for friend consents to being censured
Doctor agreed to complete a prescribing course before returning to practise medicine
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