US economy adds 139,000 jobs in May as labour market weakens
Figure follows warnings over impact of Trump’s trade war on growth
Comedian Emma Doran on sitting the Leaving: ‘I forget my bank card PIN most days, but I know I got 335 points’
She sat her exams in a room alone with a supervisor, having given birth to her daughter just 13 days previously
Leaving Cert and Junior Cycle: live reaction to day three of State exams
Geography and maths paper one for Leaving Certs; history and maths for Junior Cycle students
Avoiding prelims has helped to put Armagh in an unbelievable position
Kieran McGeeney will surely view next week’s Galway match as a perfect opportunity to give game time to squad players
Garda reviews open into Satchwell, Gaine murder inquiries and searches that missed victims’ bodies
Report will be drawn up for Minister for Justice and oversight agency, Garda Commissioner confirms
Leaving Cert geography: ‘Every section contained challenges’
Relief among many students as human impact on biomes appears on exam
Airline passengers face longer delay times before compensation kicks in
Current rules around three hour delay times addressed over 12 years of talks
Nicky English: Opportunity for redemption smaller for Cork than Galway
The gap to Limerick looks too big but Galway have momentum in Leinster
Ireland to face Belgium in October playoffs for spot in Nations League A
Promotion to League A guarantees at least a 2027 World Cup qualifying playoff
Leinster v Glasgow Warriors team news: Dan Sheehan among three changes
Jimmy O’Brien starts at fullback as Hugo Keenan rested due to calf injury; Tommy O’Brien returns on right wing
State should ease ‘financial burden’ for people facing heavy legal costs at public inquiries, report finds
Witnesses who give evidence can face large legal bills, according to Nama commission report
Elon Musk and Donald Trump to speak on Friday following public feud
Tesla chief says Trump would have lost election without him and president has not published files on Jeffrey Epstein as he appears in them
The Corrs at St Anne’s Park: Ticket information, what will they play, how to get there and more
Everything you need to know about the Dundalk band’s concert on June 8th
Russia attacks Kyiv with missiles and drones ‘in response’ to Ukraine actions
Zelenskiy calls on countries to ramp up pressure on Russia after it launched more than 400 drones and 40 missiles
State exams body defends ‘curveball’ short story question in Junior Cycle English paper
Commission says short stories are ‘fully within the scope’ of the curriculum
Mary Ann Kenny: ‘I was crying out for help, for myself and for my children’
The Women’s Podcast with Róisín Ingle
Matt Williams: Unless Leinster’s defence wake up they will be left dreaming of what might have been
Deeper commitment to physical processes of defending is needed if they are to lift this year’s URC title
Children’s Health Ireland funding from NTPF will resume imminently, says Department of Health
NTPF suspended payments for ‘insourcing’ at CHI, on foot of internal report suggesting irregularities about scheme operation
Vodafone to shift headquarters to St Stephen’s Green
Move comes after two decades in Sandyford headquarters
How Elon Musk and Donald Trump could inflict pain on each other
Both men have powerful ways to keep the fallout going
Hollywood stars aim for 17,500% jump in value of Wrexham football club
Club eyes share sale at €415m valuation as it prepares for first Championship season in 40 years
Ireland weather: Sunshine and scattered showers forecast for this weekend
Met Éireann forecasts highest temperatures of 17 degrees, as conditions remain changeable
Can Cork and Galway pass their repeat exams?
Excellent day at the office for Lowry; Derby not the best any more
Wife shocked by her husband’s emaciated condition after he spent four years in an Iraqi jail
Engineer, who lived in Co Roscommon, was released on bail having spent four years in an Iraqi jail after a contract dispute
The life and tragic death of Sunny Jacobs: how a US death row survivor ended up in Connemara
A house fire in Co Galway this week claimed the life of the anti-death penalty campaigner who spent five years on death row
Dramatic spike in ‘safe account’ scam targeting Bank of Ireland customers
Fraud attempts at moving money into alternative accounts have surged this week
Young man in late teens dies in Co Kildare road crash
Passenger dies and injured driver taken to hospital after single vehicle collision in Newbridge on Thursday
Scottish Labour holds off surging Reform to win pivotal Holyrood byelection
Scottish Labour’s surprise win comes after national polls placed party in third place behind the SNP and Reform
Co-founder of Swedish internet security company named EY World Entrepreneur of the Year
Sharon Cunningham and Orlaith Ryan of Shorla Oncology represented Ireland at the event in Monaco
Israel bombs Beirut outskirts, ‘targeting Hizbullah drone workshops’
Bombardment is one of the heaviest on Lebanon capital’s southern outskirts since a US-brokered ceasefire took effect in November
Gaza Strip: Aid group says all its distribution sites closed after dozens of Palestinians shot dead
US- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has been criticised for alleged lack of neutrality
Sales of non-alcoholic Guinness surged 35% last year
Product expected to take up about 12% of all production at St James’s Gate in near future, Diageo Ireland said
Irish exploration company Clontarf Energy cuts losses by 12%
Group has operations in Ghana and Chad, as well as Bolivia, where there are 23m metric tonnes of lithium
Tesla suffers biggest one-day drop in market value after Trump-Musk spat
US president and world’s richest man trade insults as their alliance collapses and Trump threatens Elon Musk’s government contracts
Only one in three business leaders ‘confident’ in navigating ongoing uncertainty says study
Business leaders strong on diversity knowledge but weak on AI and cyber security
Classic Hits owner acquires Galway Bay FM for ‘seven-figure sum’
Outgoing shareholders said there had been ‘several interested parties’ vying for control of radio station
AIB to sell its 49.9% stake in merchant services joint venture
Deal will lead to about €215 million capital boost which is expected to deliver profit of around €140m
Trump-Musk bromance descends into a jaw-dropping feud that is funny, dismal and nauseating
Musk sends barrage of posts criticising the Trump budget Bill during a day his personal wealth fell by an estimated $34 billion
Corporate tax take tumbles 30% for May with €1.1bn less over same month last year
Department of Finance downplays the decline, attributing it to ‘once-off’ factors
Irish corporate tax receipts tumble and ECB cuts rates once again
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