Ireland v Kazakhstan live updates: Ireland in command going into playoff second leg
The Republic of Ireland lead 8-0 following first leg of playoff semi-final in Astana last week
The Irish Times view on the public sector strike: mutually agreed obstruction
Both sides have a duty to make every effort to avoid further disruption
Minister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan taken ill at event in Limerick
Fine Gael TD earlier accused party colleagues of ‘ultimate betrayal’ for comments on his health
Duane Keith Davis sentenced to 40 years to life over 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur
'You don’t get to take his very life, his whole future from him and just walk away from it,' judge says
‘Cruel act of evil’: Son of Waterford man killed in suspected arson says he’s devastated
John James English, son of Philip English, says his two siblings killed in fire had ‘their whole lives ahead of them’
Rory McIlroy feels LIV was ‘half a good idea’ and would welcome players back
World No 2 believes the breakaway tour is no longer a threat to the traditional game
The Irish Times view on the IMF economic forecasts: the limits of resilience
High government borrowing worldwide and the risks from the AI bubble are concerns
Retirement crisis looms for those in mortgage arrears, new analysis shows
Half of those in arrears will pay off less than 50% of debt by retirement, Central Bank study finds
Waterford house fire: Family targeted had suffered other vandalism attacks in recent years
Emergency services are at the scene of the house fire in the Birchwood estate, near the city
Psychiatric state of man accused of murdering three members of his family ‘central’ to trial
Robert O’Connor pleaded not guilty of murder by reason of insanity, or guilty of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility to the triple murder
‘Doubly endangered’ Dublin fanlight horse discovered
The Ringsend property where the figurine stands is up for sale
Liverpool boss Iraola has ‘100% trust’ in Wirtz and Barcola but tells others to step up
Liverpool face Lask in Austria without Isak, Gakpo and Szoboszlai
Workers have no ‘collective responsibility’ for business losses, WRC tells catering firm
Employee secures order for €2,300 in unpaid wages after working more than 100 hours before and during Forest Fest 2025
Boy (2) settles case over alleged failure to identify heart abnormality with €1m interim payment
Court hears that Ollie Roche’s heart condition could and should have been diagnosed before he was born
Judge again urges O’Callaghan and solicitors to resolve legal aid case between them
Situation will continue unless Minister for Justice agrees to engagement, lawyers say
McDonald’s uses Ireland to test hand-breaded chicken in Europe
Fast food giant facing growing competition from new arrivals specialising in chicken
US ambassador to Greece resigns after reports she asked Trump donor to pay bill
Kimberly Guilfoyle, former finacée of Donald Trump Jr, is alleged to have accepted improper gifts
Surge in stud fees help Godolphin cut losses sharply at Irish operation
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s Irish business comprises five farms across three counties
Man who replied ‘I don’t know’ to charge of murdering his father two years ago pleads not guilty
Seth Whelan (36) is charged with the murder of Michael Whelan (64) at a flat in Dublin 8
Ban on public sale of nitrous oxide being considered over damage to young people’s health
Separately, gardaí to refer first-time offenders found with ‘small amount’ of drugs to health services
Supreme Court to hear appeal in LinkedIn challenge to €310m DPC fine
Levy imposed for breaches of European data protection legislation
‘He’s with Putin’: Ukrainians recoil at Trump’s pressure campaign
Residents of wartime Lviv feel the US president’s actions are undermining Ukraine’s struggle against Russia
Teenage girl allegedly raped, strangled and thrown out of car, court hears
The 17-year-old was described in court as ‘one of the most vulnerable children in Northern Ireland’
Phil Hogan ready to ‘serve once again’ as he launches bid for UN food agency job
Former minister dismisses suggestion that Golfgate-era resignation would impact his chances
Enzo Maresca says he would describe Manchester City as ‘cheats’ if he was a United fan
Manager claims City fans suffering more than players who can focus on games
Champions Cup has a jeopardy problem: can anyone stop France’s Top 14 giants?
But Leinster could be left-field candidate to challenge predictable stranglehold of Toulouse and Bordeaux
Government renews calls for unions to enter talks ‘immediately’ ahead of planned strike
More than 300,000 workers set for one-day work stoppage over prioritisation of pay in talks
Edwin Edogbo and Will Harrison likely to return for Munster’s clash with Racing 92
Tom Ahern and Fineen Wycherley may also be back for Champions Cup opener at Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Cill Stuifín on TG4 review: ‘We spent our childhoods terrified of seeing Cill Stuifín’
Television: A wonderfully eerie story about a Co Clare village that seemingly vanished beneath the waves
Kilkenny Design group records €1.5m in pretax profits
Chief executive Evelyn Moynihan credited group’s profitability to ‘tighter stock management and careful cost control’
Why we must have this performative strike by public sector workers
Game theory wonks will be fascinated by this week’s industrial action while the rest of us will just be angry
Tadhg Morley calls time on Kerry intercounty career ‘after many proud and unforgettable years’
Templenoe defender won two All-Irelands and was named as an All Star in 2022
Sienna Miller: ‘I had to get to a place where I was able to be taken seriously’
Miller’s work has often been overshadowed by an eventful personal life. In War, a new HBO series, she hopes to complicate things
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta has reached AI ‘frontier’
Company is committed to further vast spending to challenge rivals
Revenues decline 2.5% at The Irish Times media group
The Irish Times DAC posts revenue of €113m for 2025, down from €116m a year earlier
Paramilitaries should receive no financial rewards for disbanding, report says
Victims of paramilitary attacks, representatives from affected communities and those from a policing background took part
Will Dublin-headquartered Accenture survive or thrive in the age of AI?
The technology consultancy seeks to calm jitters with an investor day this week
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