Gardaí inspect 166 brothels and interview more than 250 sex workers in trafficking crackdown
Man (50s) arrested at ‘massage parlour’ as part of global anti-trafficking operation
Fewer visitors, more threats: a new reality for Europe’s Jewish museums
Museum directors say they face a misconception: cultural institutions funded by local taxpayers are somehow associated with Israel
Wolfe Tones singer Brian Warfield settles RTÉ defamation action over Liveline comments
Warfield and then-host Joe Duffy clashed during an on-air 2023 discussion about the group’s song Celtic Symphony
Former swimming coach George Gibney found guilty of sexually abusing four girls over 50 years ago in Ireland
Jury acquitted him of one count of indecently assaulting one of the complainants on dates between 1976 and 1977
Average farm income up 49% in 2025 despite persistent ‘volatility’
Agriculture and Food Development Authority notes 2025 as being a good year for most farming enterprises
Man who killed friend on St Stephen’s Day three years ago jailed
Maciej Nowak’s brain was twisted within his skull following incident involving Tomasz Rozpeda
Dublin City Council seeks contractors to build 4,000 social and affordable homes
Council issues notice seeking builders for a four-year, €2.5bn programme of house building
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If you are a cyclist has your experience on the roads changed in recent times?
Woman with the snake tattoo: search continues for Monaco bombing suspect
Interpol issues ‘red notice’ for Anastasiia Berezovska (39), a Germany-based explosive expert
Pitbull at Marlay Park: Set list, ticket information, how to get there and more
Everything you need to know about the rapper’s Dublin concert on Tuesday, July 7th
Uefa accuses Fifa of ‘crossing a red line’ over lifting of Folarin Balogun’s red card
Belgium will appeal against striker’s availability for tie
Cork have an identity crisis – what exactly are they good at?
The second-half collapses in big games against Tipperary, Limerick and now Galway are symptoms rather than causes
Russia hammers Kyiv with missiles on eve of Nato summit
Strikes came just a few days after deadliest assault on Ukrainian capital this year
Trump escalates Meloni feud with ‘restraining order needed’ post
US president renews attack on Italian leader who was previously his most devoted European ally
What is on the market for €450,000 in Donegal and Dublin 7?
Two homes, one price: a three-bed stone cottage near Lough Eske or a modernised two-bed terrace in Cabra
Lyra McKee verdict a ‘kick in the teeth’, says journalist’s partner
Three men were found not guilty of murder at a non-jury trial in Belfast Crown Court last Friday
‘Time to put our fatherland back on its feet’: Germany’s far-right AfD sets sight on power
Party conference is marked by police clashes with protesters outside the venue
Unemployment rises to 5% amid tech job cuts
Seasonally adjusted number of people classified as being unemployed was 145,100 in June
Man (70s) dies following motorbike crash in Cavan
Motorcyclist was airlifted to Beaumont Hospital after Sunday morning incident
France’s richest man ordered to pay €22.5m in back taxes
Bernard Arnault, billionaire owner of luxury group LVMH, will appeal against ruling
Calleary appeals to unions to join pay talks
EU social protection ministers meeting in Minister’s Mayo constituency
Temperatures could reach 30 degrees in Ireland as new heat dome forms over Europe
Weather: Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday expected to be hottest days, according to Met Éireann
Oasis share first trailer for Steven Knight’s Don’t Look Back in Anger documentary
Don’t Look Back in Anger follows the Gallagher brothers as they undertake their Live ’25 tour
England’s Jordan Henderson suffers ‘serious’ wrist injury while celebrating win over Mexico
Thomas Tuchel says English side progressed to the last eight with ‘pure mentality, with heart’
Man for court over alleged serious assault in Dublin city centre
Incident on Hawkins Street left man in his 20s with serious head injuries
Sky agrees £1.6bn ITV deal as broadcasters take on streaming rivals
Deal comes as less than a quarter of 16-24-year-olds’ in-home viewing is now of content from broadcasters
EasyJet reaches outline agreement on £5.5bn takeover by Castlelake
Airline’s board says it is minded to recommend proposal by US private credit group
Immigration will increase challenges to the Common Travel Area
Brexit created ‘unrealistic’ expectations in the UK about controlling Border between Nort and the Republic, says academic
Millions mourn slain Iranian leader Ali Khamenei but successor is absent from ceremony
Chants of ‘Kill Trump’ and ‘We will rise’ during weeklong funeral
China test fires ballistic missile from nuclear submarine amid rising security concerns
Japan expresses ‘grave concern’ over China’s increasingly active military activities
The Patriot Front white supremacists represented the dark side of America on July 4th
Donald Trump has persisted with voter-fraud allegations that contain racial undertones
Poll finds US voters do not believe Trump’s war in Iran has been worth cost
Conflict in Middle East is weighing on the Republican president’s approval ratings
Why Zelenskiy’s nod to Aughinish Alumina puts pressure on Irish Government
In the News podcast: Limerick plant exports vast amounts of material to Russia, which is then used by country’s military
Community healthcare waiting lists; smuggling of wood soaked in liquid cocaine; and JD Sports gift cards reissued
Early Edition with Andrew McNair
Ken O’Flynn’s Pride flag stance shows the disconnect between online and real life
While the Cork TD complained about Pride flags on state buildings, Ireland’s LGBTQ+ community was having a ball back in the real world
Epstein links to corporate America are even wider than investors realise
Study finds more than one in eight directors on S&P 500 boards between 2006 and 2026 feature in Epstein files
Harry Kane penalty helps 10-man England defeat Mexico in 3-2 thriller
Jude Bellingham scores twice and Jarell Quansah is sent off against World Cup co-hosts at Estadio Azteca
If you think football is ‘just football’, you’re missing out
Unthinkable: For some, football is a pointless, thuggish distraction; for others, it’s everything
Was Jeffrey Donaldson blackmailed by the British government?
A theory among unionists is that knowledge of Donaldson’s Mr Hyde nature was used to push him down a path that suited Westminster
Carmel’s Camino trek goes wrong: A disappearing driver and a €900 taxi ride
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