Radio: Unexpected side effects of the war in Iran add to Newstalk’s commendable drivetime energy, while Oliver Callan’s show has a distinctive twang

State should reform eligibility conditions for the payment

The cost of the overspend will have to be met from reducing spending increases elsewhere – a development likely to infuriate Ministers

The Achilles heel in Irish foreign policy is a deep and persistent unwillingness to properly regulate powerful corporate actors

What happens when navy vessels with improved detection systems do find a hostile ship?

Thanks, Frank McNally, for memories of entering The Irish Times’ weekly writing competition

Schools may take action to stop teachers “undermining the religious ethos” of the school. This has a chilling effect

Our journey down St Patrick’s Hill in Cork tested the brakes fully

We live in a country where drivers tragically cause hundreds of deaths and thousands of life-altering injuries every year

Ireland let their grip on this game slip in the first half by giving away a penalty

US president’s Iran war is straining Republican loyalty, leaving Vance both heir‑apparent and uneasy messenger in a moment of political risk

Debts recorded after large home was built in 2006 without planning permission, records show

New details revealed of French woman’s claims of family ‘suicide pact’ at Reykjavik hotel in June 2025

Construction of ‘holiday suites’ linked to hotel began in 2006 but stopped after council alleged planning non-compliance

Here are the valuable life lessons I’ve learned in nearly a decade

CIÉ chief also says it wants to secure pension deal that would see 6,000 retired personnel receive first pension increases in 18 years

The director of Kim Novak’s Vertigo and the 93-year-old film star at its centre held a seance to consult long-dead ‘master of suspense’ Alfred Hitchcock

CIÉ’s new CEO Stephen Kent has ambitious plans to redevelop landbanks around Heuston and Connolly and build commercial resilience

Review: Comically intricate layers slowly reveal themselves in the fifth novel by Goldsmiths Prize-winner Isabel Waidner

TV View: At least we don’t have to delete all our social media stuff to ensure entrance to the USA