Pádraic Joyce left Galway in a better place than he found them but the sense of wasted promise will...

Very few counties had the raw materials at Joyce’s disposal but far too often they weren’t able to close out crucial games

Leaving Cert results: Tears and joy as students receive results; grades down compared with last year

Leaving Cert results have been delivered to more than 730 second-level schools, and are available online now

Aughinish Alumina will have to pay up front for costs of closing down Limerick plant under new deal

Co Limerick plant will be required to set aside nearly €31m under new agreement

Ciara Mageean: ‘I probably won’t make my 40th birthday. That’s rough’

The Co Down athlete and reigning European 1,500m champion was diagnosed with stage four cancer just over a year ago

Conor Murray: Irish rugby has dropped a clanger with James Lowe

Decision to let player leave reveals a disconnect between the provinces and IRFU that could hurt Ireland’s World Cup hopes

What Irish rugby can learn from France

Ireland need to consider expansion and finding a way to tap into the cultural zeitgeist to increase funds and playing numbers

Inside Ireland’s growing money-laundering network: ‘Pubs, fast-food restaurants, you name it’

Money laundering has surged in the Republic with a diverse, and growing, army of people across society involved

Séamas O’Reilly: I met my son crying at the school gates and felt like a war criminal

None of the responsible, loving, joyous acts you carry out as a dad soothe you very much on those occasions you mess up

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Ireland has no known legal commercial peat extraction. Yet it exported €40m worth last year

More than 370,000 tonnes of material sold to 21 different countries in 2025, including Israel

Two teenagers killed in Co Donegal road crash named locally

Incident took place outside St Johnston village on Tuesday night

Inside the Irish Times printing press: Calm, orderly working at breakneck speed

The Irish Times facility has three presses, meaning staff can print three titles at the same time - each press creating up to 70,000 copies per hour

US firms Apple, Microsoft and Eli Lilly paid almost 50% of State’s corporate tax in 2024

Report by Irish Fiscal Advisory Council highlights ‘exceptionally concentrated’ nature of Ireland’s corporate tax base

Russia imports huge quantities of Irish components for use in suicide drones

Companies, among 19 in Europe that produce necessary parts, say they take steps to prevent downstream supply

Gen Z culture clashes and a push back to the office: work trends to expect in 2026

When it comes to looking for new roles, the strongest opportunities this year will be for those who can combine technical expertise with communication skills

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Dublin data centre uses as much power as 200,000 homes

Capacity of Castlebaggot substation ‘completely consumed’ by local data centres