The visitors’ ambition likely to wither in the face of Leinster’s aggressive line speed

Quite the occasion for Christine Lagarde, as Paschal Donohoe reacts to Trump’s tough tariffs wondering ‘what we can do that can unite us’

No wonder DAA was so keen to purchase the 6,200-space former QuickPark site near the airport

Journalist and author among those named by Probate Office this week

I’m proud of my brave, resilient child, of all he has done to heal. Still, I don’t exactly feel like celebrating

Tipp eye bragging rights against Waterford; Limerick take on Cork; London look to edge out Roscommon; Meath aim for reset against Carlow; and more

Ronan O’Gara has performed something of a coaching miracle at La Rochelle in guiding the club to their first major trophies

Agreement in principle to buy Bakkavor marks a major departure in ambition for the Dublin-based sandwich and ready-meal maker

‘Not unusual’ for Traveller women to be ostracised if they report domestic violence, says support service, as man is jailed for 13 years

If he plans to transform the US economy permanently with his tariffs plan then the world is entering a new era

The Vatican has entered into an agreement with China aimed at ending division between two Catholic communities

Carbery making a 13th start at outhalf against Ulster in Sunday’s Champions Cup round of 16 tie

State-run asylums were Ireland’s ‘largest form of institutional confinement’ but they have never been subjected to a statutory inquiry into the treatment of their patients

Irish people who worked in the UK are entitled to purchase voluntary national insurance contributions to either secure or enhance a UK state pension

The Dubliner is neutral on Saturday’s Champions Cup match but says he will be fascinated to watch what he describes as a ‘culture clash’

Communications Workers’ Union Band can trace its roots to before 1916 – its instruments were destroyed in the GPO during the Easter Rising

Could the magic of the greatest hurler of all time be captured by a film-maker who couldn’t do a sideline cut? Yes, but only after a remarkable education from, and about, the man himself

Women are underestimated everywhere in the world. There are books I’d like to write, if the war ever ends

The woman who leads Ireland’s largest newsroom on disinformation, the ‘digital election’ and RTÉ’s new Clarity mark: 'you will hear that we’re a mouthpiece for the State, or that we’re only representing a certain view. But I think it’s up to us to push back on all the things that legacy media are accused of and tackle this head on.'

Cork Con entertain Terenure with hopes of sneaking up into the top two