Supreme Court finds for TikTok in dispute with Data Protection Commission
Social media platform fighting €530m fine over breach of GDPR regulations
Tourist volumes up 16% in March as sector continues recovery
Visitor numbers and expenditure increased in each of the first three months of the year, says CSO
‘Never made commercial sense to me’: Paul McGinley not surprised by LIV Golf financial woes
Former Ryder Cup captain says LIV has left pro golf ‘in a very difficult and potentially unsustainable place’
Smurfit Westrock mulls London delisting as earnings miss estimates
Dublin-based company would follow CRH in dropping its London listing altogether
Ireland relies on imports for 80% of energy needs, the fourth-highest rate in EU
Construction is the Republic’s most environmentally extractive industry, says CSO
Trump to be briefed on new wave of ‘short, powerful’ strikes on Iran; inflation surges in Europe
Trump administration seeks new coalition to get ships moving in Strait of Hormuz
ECB keeps rates unchanged despite surge in energy prices
Euro zone inflation has risen well above bank’s 2 per cent target level since start of Iran war
What the royal state dinner guest list says about Trump’s America
Among the guests were at least 10 US billionaires, six Fox News hosts, Silicon Valley tech titans and assorted friends of the president’s
Matt Williams: Benetton defeat will have lit a fire under Leinster for Toulon
French visitors are dangerous because they have nothing to lose
Seven Irish citizens held by Israel after interception of Gaza aid flotilla in international waters
President’s sister, Margaret Connolly, among 22 Irish on vessels taking part in attempt to break Israeli blockade of Palestinian territory
Tech sector is cutting jobs but this time it feels much different
Despite booming profits the threat is twofold, AI is soaking up money and also making people redundant
CRH agrees $700m US water treatment deal as sales and earnings beat estimates
Building materials giant also offloads three firms for $1.9bn
LIV Golf in race against time for investment with Saudi funding to dry up
New board unveiled without Saudi Public Investment Fund’s Yasir al-Rumayyan
The New IRA: Can ‘a couple of guys with gas canisters’ change Northern Ireland?
Though diminished, the group remains dangerous, as the recent attacks in Lurgan and Dunmurry demonstrate
Pádraig O’Hora’s Everest Diary: ‘We wonder whether the icefall will ever become passable’
An icefall and an ankle injury present new challenges to mind and body
Scott Parker leaves manager job at Burnley after Premier League relegation
Mike Jackson to take interim charge to the end of the season
Elon Musk tells California court he was ‘a fool’ to fund OpenAI launch
Musk accuses Sam Altman’s lawyer of trying to trick him
May bank holiday weather: Here’s what Met Éireann says to expect
Met Éireann expects spell of good weather to end
Payment of €30,000 to children’s hospital group was to settle accounts, not for staff party, company says
Public Accounts Committee expected to question background to payment made to Children’s Health Ireland
I’ve lost days to online records of my relatives in 1926 census. Here’s what I found
Emer McLysaght: I can’t find my great-grandmother on the 1926 census, and I’ve searched every combination of name and location I can think of
Political row erupts in Carlow over two different chains of office used by town mayors
Carlow’s old chain was brought back into use because councillors ‘didn’t like’ replacement, says former chairman
DCC rejects almost €5.72bn bid from Energy Capital and KKR
Rejection comes two days after company said it had received the offer
Fifth arrest over Edenderry house fire that killed boy (4) and woman (60)
Tadhg Farrell and Mary Holt died in a suspected petrol bomb attack on December 6th
Meath man who abused his two sisters over 10 years given suspended sentence after payout
Meath man (66) pleaded guilty to 13 counts of indecent assault against his two younger sisters
Prison officers warn chronic overcrowding is making job ‘truly impossible’
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan urged to prioritise providing prison officers with the necessary equipment
Two men arrested over fatal assault on Scarlett Faulkner released without charge
Woman in her 40s and a teenage girl are currently before the courts in connection with young mother’s death
Inquiry into Bondi Beach attack and anti-Semitism recommends gun reforms
Mass shooting killed 15 people at Hannukah celebration in December
Kingspan sees ‘strong’ order intake after tough start to year for construction
Insulation giant sees sales top €2.1bn for first three months of year
Coroner to deliver findings on Belfast killing of five people by British army
A priest, three teenagers and a man in his 30s died in the Springhill and Westrock areas of west Belfast in July 1972
Captain, leader, far-right sympathiser: John Terry joins the ranks of football’s radicalised
Former Chelsea captain’s very public journey into the internet pipeline is by no means an isolated case – what makes players so susceptible?
Mary Lou McDonald channels Father Ted with new naughty word in Dáil
Mary-Lou McDonald brings a new naughty word into the chamber, possibly inspired by Father Ted
Cairn Homes says Irish build-cost inflation is now running at 2.5%
Dublin-listed home builder affirms guidance amid ‘strong pipeline’ of apartments and new orders
Graham Linehan due in court for appeal against criminal damage conviction
TV writer was convicted in a London court last November after damaging a trans activist’s phone
Oil surges past $125 as fears of prolonged supply disruption grow
Brent crude sets new conflict high as blockade of Strait of Hormuz continues
Car bombs and hijackings: Why two attacks show the New IRA hasn’t gone away
In the News podcast: Devices ‘sent to kill officers’ according to PSNI
Google outpaces rivals as Big Tech’s AI spending plans rise to $725bn
Meta stock drops on capex increase while Alphabet’s cloud business grows faster than rivals Amazon and Microsoft
AIB new lending grows 11% as bank sees ‘very little’ Middle East impact
Gross loans on the bank’s balance sheet grew by 1.7 per cent for the period, to €73.5bn
Weak US dollar drives dip in revenues at Kerry Group
But food ingredients giant hails ‘good’ start to 2026 amid stronger sales volumes
Call for interim review of landmark mental health legislation after 2½ years
Government advised to act because any gaps in law ‘going to arise quickly and immediately’
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