Research shows firms are branded as beauty and convenience but apparently operate in money-laundering and terrorist financing sectors

Atlantic salmon populations are in collapse all around their range. Jack Power wonders why we are so indifferent to their imminent extinction

Why mental health has become one of the biggest threats to press freedom, and why journalists increasingly need solid psychological support.

The car lease company won’t rescind my contract because it says the vehicle is driveable. The only problem is, it won’t even charge

Those who wrongly label Ireland in such vile terms fail to see protests against Israel’s barbarity are motivated by humanity, not hatred

Legislation initiated by far-right Otzma Yehudit party drew mounting criticism from opponents and rights groups as it moved through the Knesset

The Government Accountability Office can't even verify the books. Here's what Congress must do.

Government no longer has ‘preferred option’ on copyright, technology secretary says, after backlash from artists

When you boil it down to its ­essence, ­Father Ted was about providing ­answers to the question: what do priests do all day? Sometimes I ask myself the same question about RTÉ’s top executives, but al...

With new titles due from the likes of Doireann Ní Ghríofa, Colm Tóibín and Donal Ryan, booksellers expect 2026 to be a ‘bumper year’

Ossoff has skilfully walked the tightrope of thriving as a liberal in a conservative state as he seeks senate re-election

Patrick and Aileen Hanley tell Gemma Fullam how they brought Kenmare’s landmark Lansdowne hotel back to the family – and how two years on, they are still making it their own

Parents can't get enough of Dr Niamh Lynch's no-nonsense, straight talking videos to help navigate children's health. Now the Cork paediatrician has turned that advice into a book.

Travelling to the US could soon become an app-based dystopia where facial scans and social media tracking are the norm.

Things are escalating quickly. Here’s what you need to know.

The Irish Times recently passed an important milestone: revenue generated by subscribers for the first time fully funds our journalism

It was an honour to know him, agent says in statement confirming death

The deadline for filing a local property tax return has been extended until next Wednesday at the end of the day.

The Irish Blood Transfusion Service is urgently seeking an additional 12,000 blood donations over the next four weeks as most blood groups have fallen to under three days of stock.

Alan Kearney faced ‘a calculated, brutal withdrawal’ when he needed the Defence Forces the most, writes Mick Clifford

Idealists are not naive by definition but, when they are, they are ripe for exploitation as propaganda stooges

An Israeli strike in Gaza City late Sunday night killed seven people including at least four journalists from news network Al Jazeera.

YouTube video by Kev Collins

The death of the writer of the popular song 'Only our rivers run free', Mickey MacConnell, has been confirmed by his family in Cork.

by Jayson Carcione “Soon the Manhattan skyline will be invisible behind a veil of white…His wife places her open palm against the glass of the window. She thinks everything is beautiful in the snow....

If Palestine Action becomes a proscribed group, writing these words of support could become a serious offence. It’s vital we fight this alarming attack on free speech, says writer Sally Rooney

The death of Turki al-Jasser was the first high-profile killing of a journalist since the 2018 murder of Jamal Khashoggi

The range of departments engaged in this alarming disappearing act suggests it is not accidental